Pavani Rao Boddapati, VFX Supervisor of 'Avatar 2' Hollywood movie spoke to WION. She shared her experience on working with James Cameron for the movie. Watch further to know more.

'Avatar 2' VFX Supervisor, Pavani Rao Boddapati opens up on collaborating with James Cameron

Let's take a look at the stories generating interest across WION's social media channels.

Trending on WION: Scientists might have discovered the real tomb of Santa Claus in Turkiye

Taiwan has reported its biggest Chinese incursion yet. Over the weekend, 71 PLA warplanes surrounded Taiwan. Is Xi Jinping trying to distract the world from China's covid mess?

Gravitas: Biggest Chinese incursion in Taiwan

Iran is witnessing its longest-running anti-government protests since the 1979 Islamic revolution. Over 500 people have lost their lives, 2 have been executed and several others face threats of execution.

Gravitas: 100 days of Anti-hijab protests in Iran

'Avatar 2' VFX Supervisor, Pavani Rao Boddapati opens up on collaborating

Has China's vultureism backfired? A year back it mocked the sight of funeral pyres in India, now China's own crematoriums are filled with dead bodies.

Gravitas: Wuhan Virus: Shocking videos emerge from China

For years, Pakistan has been accused of nurturing, harbouring and sheltering terror groups. Today, countering terrorism becomes its biggest challenge as the Tehreek-e-Taliban Pakistan intensifies attacks across the country.

Gravitas: TTP intensifies attacks in Pakistan

In a major victory for the Sikhs, a U.S. court has ruled that Marine Corps cannot deny entry to Sikhs sporting a beard and wearing a turban. @mollygambhir asks: Does the court ruling expose the Marine Corps' hypocrisy?

Gravitas: Sikhs in US Marines can keep beard, turban

The Belgian king has vetoed an apology for his country’s savage colonial past. He has expressed his deepest regrets for the abuse and wrongdoings but held back from a formal apology reportedly to avoid reparations.

Gravitas: Belgian king vetoes apology to DR congo

Ghosting in relationships is becoming quite common. But have you heard of being ghosted at work? What is ghosting at a work place and why is it happening?

Gravitas: Understanding ghosting at the workplace

South Korean President has vowed to advance the creation of a military unit specializing in drones. Yoon Suk-yeol earlier criticised the military response to a border intrusion by North Korean drones.

Why has South Korea's Yoon vowed to create a military unit specializing in drones?

The Islamic State group has claimed responsibility for car bombing in Afghanistan. The incident has killed a local police chief. Watch further more to know more.

Car bomb kills local Police Chief in Afghanistan

South Korean President Yoon Suk-yeol said that he would advance the creation of a military unit specialising in drones. This can be seen as a military response to border intrusion by North Korean drones. Watch further to know more.

South Korea to develop drone units to support country's defence

Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky spoke to Prime Minister Narendra Modi on Monday. Both the leaders discussed about India’s ongoing G-20 Presidency, and asked for support for his “10-point Peace Plan”. Watch further to know more.

Ukrainian President Zelensky seeks help from PM Modi in peace keeping formula

Russian lawmaker Pavel Antov was found dead in a hotel in India. He was on a vacation in the Rayagada region of Odisha. Antov was allegedly found dead after falling out of a third-floor hotel window.

Russian Politician Pavel Antov found dead in Odisha

Russian Defense claims to downed Ukrainian drone which killed three military personnel. The drone was shot down which then crashed over a military base in Russia's southwestern Saratov region. Watch further to know more.

Moscow: Blast at Russian Base kills three people

British Consultancy Center for Economics and Business Research warns of global economic recession in 202,3 raises concerns on China's Covid policy and lack of growth-oriented policies in the UK.

Gravitas Global Headlines: UK recession warning raises concerns | Russia air base attack

US Embassy and British High Commission in Pakistan have cautioned employees not to visit the Marriott in Islamabad amid terror attack warning. A notice has been issued for the same. Watch further to know more.

UK and U.S Embassy issue notice amid Islamabad Terror 'Red Alert'

Sales of new U.S. single-family homes rose for a second straight month in November. Americans took advantage of a retreat in mortgage rates and incentives from desperate builders. Watch further to know more.

World Business Watch: Sales for new home continues to rise in U.S for second straight month

For the first time since 1979 Islamic revolution, Iran has just witnessed its longest running anti-government protest. It has been a hundred days that the Iranian women are leading the voice of dissent. It all started with the death of a 22-year-old Mahsa Amini in the custody of the morality police.

Iran: Mahsa Amini protests rage on, government cornered in range of issues

A day after the Taliban banned women from working in NGOs, three foreign aid groups including 'Save the Children' have said that they are suspending their humanitarian programs in Afghanistan.

Afghanistan: Global backlash grows against Taliban, NGOs suspend their work in the country

Now Christmas Day Celebrations turned brutal in the Philippines as 46,000 people were evacuated from their residences due to extensive flooding triggered by heavy rainfall over the weekend. Officials reported that at least 11 people were killed and 19 others were reported missing dampening celebrations on the nation's most important holiday.

WION Climate Tracker | Christmas Tragedy: Heavy floods take over Phillipines

18 years ago on boxing day, the world witnessed one of the deadliest Tsunamis of all time. On the unfortunate morning of December the 26th in 2004, a massive earthquake of magnitude 9.1 triggered an undersea Tsunami in the Indian Ocean claiming the lives of millions of people and leaving thousands displaced.

WION Climate Tracker: December 26, 2004 World witnessed deadliest Tsunami

The Arctic is getting wetter for a long time now. Scientists could not identify any trends in the amount of snow rain and freezing rain across the region but that has changed now. According to the National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration, many regions are likely to transform from snowfall to rainfall.

WION Climate Tracker | NOAA: Arctic to transform from snowfall to rainfall

Israel's President Isaac Herzog has spoken with prime minister designate Benjamin Netanyahu and expressed concerns about the anti-lgbtq comments made by some members of his incoming coalition.

WION Dispatch: Israel Prez Herzog against anti-LGBTQ remarks

It's not just North America and Japan where there is a massive cold wave that has thrown life out of gear, there is in fact no relief from the cold even for people in North India.

WION Dispatch | India: Northern parts of the country to experience cold wave

Trending on WION: Ukrainians break tradition to sever Russian ties, celebrate Xmas on December 25

The world is heating up and the consequences of it can be seen across the globe even the remotest of places. Now, let's see an aviator is racing against time to photograph all of Earth's glaciers.

Global Warming: Aviator races to photograph all glaciers

Jin, the oldest member of K-pop phenomenon BTS has started his military service in the South Korean military. This will be a 18 months of mandatory national service, complete with newly shaven head. Watch further to know more.

K-Pop icon Jin joins military service at Yeoncheon Army Base

Two days after the Taliban banned female students from university, dozens of women are now raising their voices against the administration and are demanding their right to education. A group of women marched near Kabul University chanting 'either everyone or no one' and 'one for all'.

Afghan women continue to protest against Taliban's ban on education

A deadly blizzard paralyzed New York, on Christmas Day. This has led to trapping motorists in their cars, and knocking out electricity to thousands of homes. The death toll is rising due to severe winter storm system in the United States.

31 people killed in U.S due to winter storm

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