A small number of employees from one of Apple's retail teams are allegedly being let go. The manufacturer of mobile laptops is renowned for its exceptional track record in avoiding job cards. Many are surprised by the most recent layoff news because the tech behemoth has delayed sending out job cards.

Apple CUTS small number of retail team JOBS

For their flawed walk for Wirecard, the German watchdog has barred EY from taking on new audit clients for two years. Additionally, five current and former workers have been fined up to nearly 550,000 each.

German watchdog bans EY from taking on new audits for two years

A factory gauge based on business data revealed that manufacturing output in the United States fell for the fifth consecutive month in March, reaching its lowest level in three years.

Economists: Manufacturing numbers indicate a recession soon

The head of Finland's right-wing opposition National Coalition Party, Petteri Orpo, declared victory in the closely contested parliamentary vote on Sunday. Orpo addressed his followers and declared, "We got the biggest mandate." According to election statistics from the justice ministry, his party appeared to be on track to win the most seats in parliament, 48 out of a total of 200, with 20.5% of the vote.

Finland General Elections 2023: Leader of National Coalition Party Petteri Orpo claims victory

Following several acts of vandalisation of the tricolour. India's External Affairs Minister S Jaishankar issued a stern warning to the Khalistani separatists. The foreign minister categorically stated that India will not tolerate vandalism of its national flag.

"India will not allow its national flag to be put down": EAM S Jaishankar warns Khalistanis

Here we bring you a quick round-up of all latest news and top headlines from all across the globe - Bhutan King Jigme Wangchuk landed in India’s capital New Delhi on Monday, commencing this three-day visit to the nation. India’s External Affairs Minister (EAM) S Jaishankar received him at the airport.

Bhutan's King arrives in New Delhi on a three-day visit | WION Speed News

Air pollution is a growing concern in urban areas worldwide with dire consequences for human health and the environment. Belgrade the capital of Serbia, is no exception for being the fourth most polluted city in the country. Hence in an effort to combat this problem, scientists have developed an innovative solution called the "Liquid tree," an urban photo-bio-reactor that will help harness the power of micro-algae to improve air quality.

'Liquid Tree' to combat air pollution

Devastating storms and violent tornadoes ripped through South-Central and Eastern US with the death toll rising to at least 32 and leaving dozens injured.

32 killed as tornadoes pound Southern US

Rishi Sunak is to unveil new steps to target grooming gangs on Monday, declaring that “political correctness” would not go in the way of a crackdown, while his home secretary was accused of “dog whistle” rhetoric over child sexual exploitation.

UK PM Rishi Sunak to launch crackdown on grooming gangs

Long lines to board ferries to France at the Port of Dover in the UK are reportedly moving more quickly. This follows a weekend that was disrupted, with some travellers waiting up to 16 hours. Officials have attributed the delays to sluggish border processing and more coaches than anticipated.

Suella Braverman: Delays are not an adverse effect of Brexit

S. Jaishankar, the minister of external affairs, criticised the West for interfering in the domestic affairs of other countries, saying that the West has a longstanding bad habit of doing so and believes it has a divine mandate to do so.

Indian Foreign Minister S. Jaishankar reacts as West comments on Rahul Gandhi's disqualification

An explosion occurred inside a cafe in Saint Petersburg, Russia's second-largest city, killing well-known military blogger Andrew Strident supporter of the war in Ukraine, according to Russian officials. Andrew was facilitating a conversation at the time.

Russian Health Ministry: 25 people were injured in the blast

Russia-Ukraine War: Popular Russian military blogger killed in a cafe blast

Here, we bring you the news that is trending across WION's social media platforms - Twitter bans over 680,000 accounts in India over nudity and sexual exploitation, Climate activists turn landmark Rome fountain black, New French bill requires influencers to disclose use of filters & photoshop, Pope Francis discharged from hospital in Rome.

Over 680,000 Twitter accounts banned in India over nudity, sexual exploitation | Trending on WION

Individuals with autism can have a bright future and an independent work life if they receive the right support during their developmental period. Vocational training helps them further hone skills, depending on their level of severity. Psychologist Krishnaveni K explains.

With a robust support system, autistic individuals can have a bright future | WION Shorts

Voting has begun in Finland that could see a change of both the Prime Minister and the ruling coalition government. Up for grabs are about 200 seats in the Finnish Parliament and the one fighting to stay in power is Sanna Marin.

Finland polling underway; three parties running neck-to-neck in opinion polls

Finland General Elections 2023: Sanna Marin faces tough re-election bid | World News | WION

On Autism Awareness Day, WION's Prashasti Satyanand Shetty speaks to psychologist Krishnaveni K about autism, its early signs, and diagnosis. Krishnaveni highlights ways in which individuals with autism can be integrated into society. She further emphasises the importance of raising awareness about the disorder.

World Autism Awareness Day: It's time for society to be sensitised

Title: World Autism Awareness Day: It's time for society to be sensitised

A crowd of demonstrators swamped the streets of Pretoria and Cape Town in South Africa to protest against Uganda's new controversial law targeting the LGBTQ plus community. Uganda lawmakers passed a law that would make it illegal for people to openly claim that they belong to the LGBTQ plus community.

South Africa: Protesters march in Cape Town and Pretoria against Uganda's 'anti-gay law'

Controversial social media personality Andrew Tate and his brother Tristan Tate, have been released from jail and been placed under house arrest for 30 days. This after a ruling from a court in Romania, rejecting prosecutors' request to keep them in police custody. The two brothers, along with two romanian female suspects, are being investigated for alleged human trafficking and rape.

Internet personality Andrew Tate moved to house arrest

After an indictment was issued against former US President Donald Trump by a Manhattan grand jury, Trump's attorneys have said that he will plead not guilty and will fight all charges, and will not be handcuffed when he surrenders.

Trump will not be handcuffed: Lawyers

Twitter has stated that starting on April 1st, all underpaid blue ticks will be removed. Additionally, the identities will no longer have their verification badges. According to the social media site, users can now join up for Twitter Blue, a paid subscription program, and receive the Blue Tick impartially.

Twitter to remove all unpaid blue ticks from April 1

Russian President Vladimir Putin has recognized India and China as the country's main allies in its new foreign policy. The 42-page document that serves as a handbook to Russian diplomats singled out ties with New Delhi and Russia and stressed on the importance of deepening ties with friendly centers of power.

Russia's new foreign policy in line with 'modern realities'

China courts influence in Sri Lanka via Buddhist clergy. Faxian donation drive is being used to reach out to Buddhist monks. Will this soft diplomacy work?

Inside South Asia: China pushes the Buddhism link in Sri Lanka | Rations distributed at temples

Italy has become the first western country to block chat-gpt. The Italian data-protection authority said there were privacy concerns relating to the model, which was created by US start-up open-ai and is backed by Microsoft. Meanwhile, key figures in artificial intelligence want training of powerful A-I systems to be suspended amid fears of a threat to humanity. Michael Owens, the president of US Global center for cyber policy talks to WION's Eric Njoka on the pros and cons of the rise of artificial intelligence.

Chatgpt banned in Italy over privacy concerns

+From the judiciary to politics to the military, Pakistan's most important institutions are shaken by squabbles & mudslinging. +China courts influence in Sri Lanka via Buddhist clergy Will this soft diplomacy work? +And an almost mid-air collision in Nepal raises goosebumps. The Himalayan tourism hub has a record of air safety norms flouted + Afghan girls go online to study

Inside South Asia: Pakistan's judicial mess | China's diplomacy in Sri Lanka

2011-Norway’s Child Protection Services took away Sagarika’s children. Over 10 years later, Baby Ariha's case has highlighted Dhara’s struggle to free her child from the German foster care system. When will Ariha come back?

WION Wideangle: The Custody Clash: Culture vs Country

The United States is still experiencing extreme weather events; this time, the southern state of Arkansas was hit by a powerful tornado that left a path of destruction with uprooted trees and debris visible everywhere.

Tornado wreaks havoc in the US state of Arkansas

Hypersonic Weapon Systems (HWS) have been in the limelight after Russia used them against Ukraine. Now this weapons system is being considered a game changer in modern warfare. China, Russia, and the US are among the few nations that possess hypersonic missiles. But there is one more nation working in the shadows on an indigenously developed hypersonic weapons system. Is India already armed and ready with these missiles? Watch Game Plan with Shivan Chanana.

Is India already on course to have hypersonic missiles? | Wion Game Plan

The India's clout globally is on the rise, there are no two ways about it. The nations across the globe see India as a major powerhouse and this is not only evident but New Delhi's responsible role as the chair of global bodies such as G20 and SCO.

India key to global blocs: ASEAN nations see India as an ally

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