With no proper tools to douse fire, firefighters of Gaza struggle to fulfil their duty.

The West Asia Post: The struggle of Gaza's firefighters

From displaced Syrians celebrating Morocco's mark in history to Palestinian flags at Qatar World Cup.

The West Asia Post: Qatar World Cup beyond football

After ruling the Turkiye for 20 years, its President Tayyip Erdogan hints at making 2023 his final run for top chair.

The West Asia Post: Turkiye leader announces retirement?

UK has seen it's 48-hour rail strike come back to normalcy. Only 20% rail traffic to work is to be seen on December 16 and 17. Services in England, Scotland and Wales has been hit.

UK: 40,000 rail union workers on strike, services paralysed

Various parts of the world witnessed the wrath for mother nature. From the drought in the Horn of Africa to one third of Pakistan been inundated by floods, and now the North Atlantic Treaty Organization or NATO is putting its heads together to address the problem of climate change.

WION Climate Change: First - ever climate change and security roundtable of NATO

South Africa's ruling party, the African National Congress is heading into its 55th elective conference and all eyes are of course on the South African President Cyril Ramaphosa.

WION Dispatch | South Africa: ANC holds elective conference

One of the biggest shopping days in the Western World, the Black Fridays in fact failed to stem the fall in retail sales. British retail sales slid unexpectedly in November showing the stress of the cost of living crisis.

WION Dispatch: Black Friday fails to stop fall in retail sales

Guess which happens to be the most popular dish that Indians eat? Well it is Biryani because Indians have continued to shower their love for Biryani as for the seventh straight year now.

WION Dispatch: Biryani is the flavour of the year in India

Amidst the deepening economic crisis, people of Tunisia are all set to vote to form a new Parliament but will prevailing issues affect President Ke Seeds' chances to win?

Tunisia to go for elections for new parliament, economy shrank by 8.5% during pandemic

In Ukraine, it's not just humans who are suffering, animals abandoned by their owners suffer as well. 57 year old Olenna Bubenko from the small village of Kharkiv is a ray of hope for those animals. She's taken it upon herself to look after dogs that have been left behind by many who fled the village. She lives in a basement with 67 dogs.

Ukraine: Animal-lover to the rescue, woman lives in basement with 67 dogs

Despite the battlefield setbacks, Russia is preparing for a major new offensive in the new year. Moscow still intends to conquer pretty much the whole of Ukraine. The commander-in-chief of the Ukrainian Army has said that it expects a fresh attack from Russian troops in the early months of 2023.

Russian missile strikes pound Ukraine cities, power cuts hits different parts

The Indian Prime Minister spoke with Russian President Vladimir Putin over a phone call. The call was to review several aspects of the bilateral relationship between the two nations.

Indian PM Narendra Modi speaks to his Russian counterpart, holds phone call

U.S lawmakers reached a tentative deal this week to fund the government through next September avoiding the prospect of a shutdown when Republicans take control of the U.S House in January. The VOA Congressional correspondent Catherine Gibson has the latest from Washington.

WION-VOA Co-Production: Legislators pass resolution to continue govt funding

Legislators pass resolution to continue govt funding

This week in World at War with Mohammed Saleh: ISIS gunmen attack hotel frequented by Chinese businessmen in Kabul No ceasefire in Ukraine even during Christmas Iran carries out yet another public execution Mohammed Saleh gets you an indepth report of the World's biggest warzones of the week in World At War.

World at War | Episode 33: India busts China's attempt for land grab in Arunachal Pradesh

Russia's Soyuz spacecraft MS-22 suffered a three hour long coolant leakage episode on Wednesday night. The untimely leakage forced the Russian space agency to call off its planned six hour long spacewalk of its two astronauts.

WION Fineprint | Russian Space Agency: Soyuz MS-22 radiator hit by micro meteoroid

India currency's - the rupee - is set to get used in international trade with some countries after India's Central Bank approved banks to open the 'Vostro accounts' for trade with Sri Lanka using the money trading.

What is 'Vostro Account'? India initiates foreign trade with rupee

Many gathered at Dubai's Muhammad bin Rashid Space Center on Sunday to witness the launch of Rashid Rover. People watched on as a SpaceX Falcon 9 rocket carried the Rover, an Arab Mission Moon dream to the dark skies.

Rashid Rover is due to land on the moon around April 2023

Firefighters struggle to douse fire in buildings due to lack of proper equipment, this often results in more casualties and damage to property. Watch the video to know more.

Struggle of Gaza's firefighters: Ill-equipped firefighters struggle to douse fire

After hiding the coronavirus outbreak and giving the world a pandemic, China has fooled the world with bogus vaccines. Made-in-China vaccines do not work and Beijing seems to be finally admitting it.

Gravitas: China's bogus vaccines: How China fooled the world

European parliament Vice President Eva Kaili's husband has confessed his involvement in the EU graft scandal. He has now been arrested, emerging as one of the key figures in the corruption case.

Gravitas: Europe scandal: the tip of the iceberg?

US Capital Punishment's annual review has revealed shocking details. More than a third of the execution attempts were visibly problematic and agonisingly drawn out.

Gravitas: US botched 35% of execution attempts this year

Twitter has suspended the accounts of prominent journalists without a proper explanation. EU has threatened Musk with sanctions over the bans. As per Musk's new "doxxing policy," those who share anyone's live location will be banned from Twitter.

Gravitas: Musk's 'hypocrisy' on free speech

Here we bring you a quick round-up of all latest news, top headlines and international breakings from all across the globe, stay tuned with Gravitas for more!

Gravitas Global Headlines: Fresh Russian strikes hit Ukraine| Japan approves defence policy overhaul

The share price of US Defence companies has soared since the Ukraine war started. Lockheed Martin & Northrop Grumman are the big winners.

Gravitas: American Defence Companies are profiting from Ukraine War

China has shut two 'secret police stations' in Prague. This development comes weeks after The Netherlands took a similar move. But will this be enough? Priyanka Sharma tells you how Chinese agents are operating all over the world.

Gravitas: 2 Chinese secret police stations shut in Prague

U.S. President Biden posed with African leaders for a family photo at the U.S.-Africa Summit. Biden said the United States is looking to increase collaboration in all areas. African leaders from 49 countries and the AU have gathered in Washington.

Biden ends US-Africa Summit with family photo

Japan has approved a new defence policy. It plans to increase its defence budget to 2% of its GDP by 2027. This is to counter the threat posed by China.

WION Fineprint | Japan opts for militarisation

There has been a rise in the number of drunk people dying in Japan. It's because they have been napping on busy streets after getting drunk.

WION Fineprint | Drunk Japanese people getting run over

Nine people have been hospitalised in Australia after eating questionable spinach. The victims experienced hallucinations and elevated heart rates.

WION Fineprint | Australian spinach causing hallucinations?

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