U.S. House Speaker Kevin McCarthy has vowed to get to the bottom of an ongoing probe into the classified documents. Some classified documents were found at the office and home of President Joe Biden. Watch further to know more.

Classified Doc Case: McCarthy vows to get to the bottom of probe

This week in World at War with Mohammed Saleh: - Is Russia's artillery fire down by 75 percent? - Bolsonaro's supporters storm the Brazilian parliament - Tigrayan rebels surrender their arms in Ethiopia. Mohammed Saleh gets you an indepth report of the World's biggest warzones of the week in World At War.

World at War | Why the United States will fight China to defend Taiwan?

A Romanian court upheld Andrew Tate's 30-day detention by authorities. The misogynist, his brother and 2 others will stay in jail while the police continue their investigation into his alleged crimes.

Andrew Tate's luxury cars seized by Romanian authorities

Pakistan's unprecedented crisis of food, stemming from years of economic mismanagement amid country's support for cross-border terrorism, was debated in Islamabad's senate on Friday. Country's opposition leaders targeted Prime Minister Shehbaz Sharif-led coalition and held the federal government responsible for the country's ongoing shortage of wheat.

Opposition blames Pakistan government for shortage in the country

Germany's defence minister Christine Lambrecht plans to resign as per a government source. This will potentially add to chancellor Olaf Scholz's problems. Watch further to know more.

German Defence minister to step down ?

In the month since the country abandoned its tight "zero Covid" policy, China said on Saturday that it had reported about 60,000 fatalities connected to the coronavirus, accelerating an outbreak that is thought to have infected millions of people. The admission marked a significant increase in the official death toll and was the first time China had offered a measure of the Covid wave that is currently sweeping the nation.

China reports nearly 60,000 Covid deaths

In an attempt to extend its campaign to strengthen control over online content, China has acquired "golden shares" in tech firms Alibaba and Tencent, business registration records showed. More than five years ago, Beijing started acquiring these stakes—called the "golden shares"—in private online media companies. The stakes with special rights taken by China are usually about 1% of a firm.

China acquires ‘golden shares’ in tech firms Alibaba and Tencent for control on sector

Large areas of eastern Ukraine were experiencing electricity cuts, Ukrainian officials said, across regions after attack by Russian troops. Watch further to know more.

Ukraine witness emergency blackouts after Russian strikes

Brazil former public security chief Anderson Torres has been arrested by federal police for his role in the riots. Torres was in charge of security for the capital city when thousands of rioters stormed Brazil's presidential palace and Supreme Court. Watch further to know more.

Brazilian Police arrests Torres for his alleged role in the riots

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WION Wideangle | Indian Army Day 2023

US President Joe Biden's lawyer on Thursday said the classified documents found at his home were 'inadvertently misplaced' and that a probe will show the truth.

Republicans ramp up pressure on Joe Biden

The visiting President of Suriname Chandrikapersad Santokhi has thanked India for debt restructuring and termed it as the biggest outcome of his week-long India visit. He is the first head of state to visit India in 2023 and took part in the 17th Pravasi Bharatiya Divas Convention in Indore. Speaking exclusively to our diplomatic correspondent Sidhant Sibal, President Santokhi said, "I express my sincere thanks to the Indian government for resolving this issue on debt restructuring between Suriname and India." He also sought Indian support to "strengthen the capacity of our army, to make it a professional army" and highlighted how his government is in talks with "private companies who are in charge of producing defense equipment and materials." President Santokhi is the only world leader to take oath in Sanskrit and knows Hindi, Bhojpuri given he is of Indian origin. He said that he has invited PM Modi to his country to celebrate 150 years of arrival of Indians.

President of Suriname Chandrikapersad Santokhi speaks to WION

Widespread outrage has been witnessed after British-Iranian Alireza Akbari was executed. He was handed death sentence on charges of spying for Britain.

Iran faces global backlash for Akbari's execution

At least 40 bodies recovered in the Pokhara plan crash in Nepal. Rescue operations are underway and the airport is closed for the time being. Watch further to know more.

BREAKING: At least 40 bodies recovered in the Pokhara plan crash

At least six people injured in the shooting that occurred near a church in London. No life threatening injuries reported so far. Watch further to know more.

Six people injured in a shooting incident outside London Church

In a major win for Elon Musk-led Twitter, the social media company secured a ruling that allowed it to force several laid-off workers to terminate their proposed class-action lawsuit over revocation of their employment status.

Twitter wins ruling on arbitration request

Pakistan's Punjab has been dissolved after the governor, Baligh Ur Rehman, refuses to become part of the process. Caretaker CM to be named by January 17. Watch further to know more.

Pakistan's Punjab Assembly dissolved after governor refuses to sign summary

Tens of thousands of Israelis demonstrated in three major cities against Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu's judicial reform plans. The organisers are accusing him of undermining democratic rule weeks after his reelection.

Israel: People hold protest against proposed judicial reforms

U.S. President Joe Biden and Japan's Prime Minister Fumio Kishida discussed joint security issues as well as the global economy in summit talks. Watch further to know more.

Japan PM Kishida concludes visit of G7 nations

Making history for the first time, the Army Day Parade, which used to be held in New Delhi, is being held in Bengaluru. Prime Minister Narendra Modi extended their greetings on the occasion. Watch further to know more.

75th Army Day: Celebrations underway in Bengaluru

At least four people injured in the shooting that occurred near a church in London. No life threatening injuries reported so far. Watch further to know more.

Four people injured in a shooting incident outside London Church

Thousands of Tunisians marched in the capital to protest against President Kais Saied. The protestors have accused him of seeking to install a new dictatorship amid a worsening economic crisis. Watch further to know more.

Tunisians march against the Saied regime

External Affairs Minister S. Jaishankar gives India’s counter-response to China. He said that China tried to unilaterally change the status quo on the LAC in May 2020, amid the pandemic. Watch further to know more.

India has firmly responded to China: EAM S Jaishankar

Turkiye has urged Sweden to take steps against terrorism and handover of individuals it considers linked to the Kurdistan Workers Party (PKK), considered a terror group by the EU, US and UK.

Turkiye demands countermeasures against Kurdish groups

A 72-seater passenger aircraft crashed on the runway at Pokhara International Airport in Nepal. Rescue operations are underway and the airport is closed for the time being. Watch further to know more.

BREAKING: 72-seater passengers plane crashes in Nepal's Pokhara

Beijing had set itself a growth target of around 5.5 percent for 2022. Although, this was undermined by the government's "zero-Covid" policy. Watch further to know more.

Beijing set growth target of 5.5% for 2022

Israel bans Palestinian flags in public places and confiscates Palestinian foreign minister's VIP travel card. Netanyahu government intensifies its crackdown on Palestinians.

The West Asia Post: Israel bans Palestinian flag

After days of discussions about Russia’s war in Ukraine, a global food crisis, climate change and other hot-button issues, the World Economic Forum’s annual meeting is set start in Davos. Watch further to know more.

Davos ready to host the World Economic Form amid recession fears

After a lengthy battle nominating Kevin McCarthy to serve as Speaker of the US House of Representatives, Republicans are now looking ahead to their priorities in the 118th Congress.

WION-VOA Co-Production: Conservatives continue to be a problem for McCarthy

A gas pipeline connecting Lithuania and Latvia exploded on Friday. Although, there are no immediate evidence of an attack. Watch further to know more.

Around 250 people evacuated as gas pipeline explodes in Lithuania

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