Call it the power of the internet or height of human benevolence, this incident from India's Southern state of Kerala is sure to warm your heart. A couple looking to raise a huge sum of money for their child's treatment received more than 70 percent of that sum required from a single donor.

Kerala: Anonymous donor donates huge sum for child's treatment | India

Harvey Weinstein Trial : Former film mogul Harvey Weinstein sentenced to 16 years in prison for the rape of a woman in a Beverly Hills Hotel room during a film festival in Los Angeles.

70-year-old Harvey Weinstein gets 16 years in jail for Los Angeles rape case

WION decodes 5 ways the Russia-Ukraine war changed the world. This war is the first major conflict since the World War 2.

Russia seeks other friends as world order eyes a change

In a 12 point policy paper released on Friday, China said that nuclear weapons must not be used in the Ukraine conflict. This comes as the world marks one year anniversary of Russia's invasion of Ukraine.

China releases 12-point policy paper on Russia-Ukraine war

Marking one year since Moscow's invasion of Kyiv, the United Nations voted overwhelmingly to demand Russia immediately and unconditionally to withdraw its troops from Ukraine.

One Year of Russia-Ukraine War: United Nations calls for Russia to withdraw from Ukraine

Russia invaded Ukraine on February 24, 2022. Leopard 2, T-90M, HIMARS, Patriot Missiles, Kamikaze drones - what are the deadliest weapons that both countries have used in the last 12 months? Watch WION Wideangle 12 months, 12 deadly weapons

WION Wideangle | Russia-Ukraine War: 12 months, 12 deadly weapons

Marking one year since Moscow's invasion of Kyiv, WION correspondent Anas reports from Mykolaiv, Ukraine and brings us more information and visuals of destruction caused by the Russian missiles.

One Year of Russia-Ukraine War: WION reports from one of the cities hit by Russian missiles

Here, we bring you the news that is trending across WION's social media platforms- Netflix has lowered the price of its subscription plans in more than 30 countries. The streaming giant has reduced the price in order to attract more subscribers.

Trending on WION: Netflix reduces subscription prices in over 30 countries

Here we bring you a quick round-up of all latest news and top headlines from all across the globe.

WION Speed News: UN General Assembly votes on Ukraine peace resolution

Britain could face a salad shortage for another month as the supplies were hit by disrupted harvest due to unseasonal weather.

Britain's salad crisis

Three environmental groups have sued BNP Paribas in France over their fossil fuel financing. Erik Njoka tells you why the activists have taken the bank to the court.

Environmental groups sue BNP Paribas

In the United States of America, California's poppy fields are blooming early this year in parts of the state. Erik Njoka tells you what authorities are doing to protect the flower bloom so that a repeat of 2019 disaster does not happen.

Protecting California's wild poppies

Extreme weather in the Southeastern United States is impacting the size of crawfish. Erik Njoka tells you how change in weather can impact their growth.

Extreme weather affects crawfish harvests

Russia-Ukraine war: Marking one year since Moscow's invasion of Kyiv, WION correspondent Anas reports from Mykolaiv, Ukraine and brings us more information and visuals of destruction caused by the Russian missiles and talks to the residents and sheds light on their fear of the ongoing Ukraine-Russia war.

One Year of Russia-Ukraine War: Mykolaiv regional building targeted by Russian missile in 2022

One Year of Russia-Ukraine War: India abstains from UN vote on Ukraine

Australia plans to hold a federal referendum later this year to constitutionally recognise its Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander people through the establishment of a representative Voice that will provide non-binding advice to the parliament. Watch this video for all details.

What is Australia's Indigenous 'Voice to Parliament' campaign?

Prime Minister Narendra Modi urged for the reform of international lenders like the World Bank as G20 finance ministers and central bank leaders gathered for talks in Bengaluru on Friday.

PM Modi calls for World Bank reform at G20 finance meet

Marking one year since Moscow's invasion of Kyiv, WION brings to you a compilation of all the events which happened in the last one year that influenced the conflict between Ukraine and Russia. Watch the video to know more.

One Year of Russia-Ukraine War: 12 months of war in 12 minutes

India has once more chosen not to participate in the UN General Assembly's vote on a resolution denouncing Russia's invasion of Ukraine, which began a year ago. 141 countries supported the proposal, while 32 abstained and seven, including Russia, voted against it.

India at UN: Resolution not enough to acheive lasting peace

As Russia's war in Ukraine completes its one-year anniversary, the world asks where is the war headed to and what is the new normal? How long the conflict is going to continue? Watch the video to know more.

WION decodes the future of Ukraine-Russia war

Pakistan has been stunned by a bizarre triple murder involving a senior politician who is accused of holding individuals as captives in an unauthorised private jail close to his residence. Three bodies—two men's and one woman's—were found in a well on February 22 in the Barkhan district's Haji Kot neighbourhood, close to the home of minister Sardar Abdul Rehman Khetran.

Pakistan Minister accused in triple murder case

Boeing anticipates ceasing manufacture of the "Top Gun" aircraft in 2025. Following the final delivery to the U.S. Navy, Boeing said on Thursday that it anticipates ceasing manufacture of the fighter plane in late 2025.

Super Hornet production line to be shut in 2025

The Hollywood actor Alec Baldwin has pleaded not guilty to involuntary manslaughter for the fatal shooting of cinematographer Helena Hutchins on the set of the movie 'Rust'.

Hollywood actor Alec Baldwin pleads not guilty to involuntary manslaughter

As part of a military exercise, North Korea has fired four strategic cruise missiles, according to state media, to show off its capability to launch a nuclear response. The launches took place as South Korea and the United States practised for a simulated military operation in Washington, DC, in preparation for potential nuclear threats from North Korea.

North Korea Media: Four strategic cruise missiles test-fired

One Year of Russia-Ukraine War: 141 countries vote in support of UN resolution to withdraw troops

Ukrainian Minister Dmytro Kuleba spoke about Ukraine's expectations from India. While answering a question from WION's correspondent Susan Tehrani, Kuleba said 'opportunity for India to demonstrate leadership and end the war.' Watch this video to know more.

Dmytro Kuleba seeks support for peace plan proposed by Zelensky | One Year of Russia-Ukraine War

After the discovery of a fresh problem in a part used close to the front of the aircraft, Boeing has delayed delivery of the 787 Dreamliner, the US Federal Aviation Agency (FAA) announced on Thursday. According to the FAA, Boeing is "doing additional analysis on a fuselage component."

FAA: U.S. aviation sector regulator, Boeing deliveries halted over fuselage issue

One Year of Russia-Ukraine War: United Nations calls for comprehensive, just and lasting peace

One Year of Russia-Ukraine War: On February 24 2022, Putin announced a special military operation. The goal Putin said was to demilitarize and denazify Ukraine, a former Soviet country. Ukrainians flagged Putin's aim to erase their 1000-year national identity in a stiff resistance.

One Year of Russia-Ukraine War: New offensive expected to unfold in Spring

On the first anniversary of Russian President Vladimir Putin ordering his armies to invade Ukraine, his forces remain locked in a bloody war of attrition. Towns and cities have been devastated. Tens of thousands of civilians and fighters on both sides have been killed and injured. Millions of people have either fled the country or been internally displaced. As the conflict which shook the world marks its first anniversary, WION's Eric Njoka speaks to Colonel Daniel l. Davis, a retired army lt. Col and a military expert for defense priorities, on how far both sides are willing to stretch.

Evaluating the Ukraine war, one year later

#GRAVITAS | Three of the UK’s largest supermarket chains have introduced limits for shoppers on several fresh produce lines, including tomatoes, cucumbers and peppers, as they try to prevent gaps from appearing on shelves. So what is going on and are the shortages going to spread to other retailers and foodstuffs? Molly Gambhir tells you.

Gravitas: Why are shelves empty in the UK?

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