Iran is under fire for executing an Anti-Hijab protester. UK and Canada have slapped new sanctions on Iran. Meanwhile, Sunni cleric criticises the government for it.

Iran under fire for executing protester: UK, Canada slaps new sanctions on Iran

Amid the ongoing FTX bankruptcy scandal, US agencies are probing its fall. The founder is all set to testify before the US House panel. Regulators are investigating the founder's role in the fall of FTX.

US agencies probe the fall of FTX: Founder to testify before US House panel

As Iran clamps down on nationwide unrest, it has reportedly executed the first person related to this protest. As per a local media agency, the protester was convicted of injuring a security personnel with a knife and closing off a street in Tehran.

Iran Hijab Row: Govt take brutal measure to clampdown on protest

The U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission released new guidance Thursday. The guidance issues security to disclose to investors, their exposure and risk to the cryptocurrency market.

U.S. SEC issues new guidance on cryptocurrency risks

Spain parted ways with Luis Enrique as head coach. He will be replaced by Luis de la Fuente as head coach of the country’s national team following Spain’s elimination from the FIFA World Cup.

Luis Enrique sacked as Spain head coach after internal meeting

Almost three months after #MahsaAmini death, we take you inside Iran's women-led protests.

WION Wideangle | Iran Hijab Row: The story so far

The U.S. govt will deal with Israel govt according to 'policies and procedures'. A high-level meeting was held by President Joe Biden. Watch more.

U.S. decodes on how to handle new Israeli govt

The Taliban 2.0 is not very different from its predecessor. Back in the 90s, the terror group in power was condemned globally for its inhumane and gory punishments and now after repeated promises of being more modern, the Taliban is back on its old tracks.

Taliban flogs 27 people after first public execution

Russia has said that Viktor Bout has returned home to Russia, according to the state media. The prisoner exchange with US Basketball star Brittney Griner was completed successfully at Abu Dhabi's airport on Thursday. The US administration said that Griner is safe and that the prisoner exchange is successful.

Mark Meirowitz, Political Commentator speaks up on Brittney Griner release

A mysterious Russian Vessel was docked at Simons Town Naval Base in South Africa. The vessel allegedly switched off its AIS, the transponders that provide position, identification and other information about a ship to other ships and to coastal authorities.

Mystery over Russian ship at South Africa's Naval base

What do two megacities - Mexico City and Mumbai have in common? Find out what Master Architect Dikshu Kukreja and Claudia Sheinbaum Pardo, Head of Government, Mexico City have to say. Watch Tale of Two Cities in collaboration with CP Kukreja.

Tale of two cities: Is there a common thread running through Mexico City and Mumbai?

Japan, Britain and Italy are merging their next-generation jet fighter projects in a ground-breaking partnership spanning Europe and Asia that is Japan's first major industrial defence collaboration beyond the United States since World War II.

Japan, Britain & Italy to jointly build their sixth-generation fighter jet

The House Oversight Committee released a 79-page report, detailing the key findings of its investigation into the Washington Commanders' toxic work culture, team's owner, Daniel Snyder, and the NFL for its lack of cooperation.

U.S. Congress slams NFL, Commanders for lack of cooperation

Edwin Naidu, Political Commentator on mysterious Russian ship at South Africa's Naval base

Viruses and bacteria plague the air throughout the year. Then why are respiratory illnesses more common in winter? A new study answers the question.

Trending on WION |  Climate change makes allergy season worse

Is Mandela effect just a mass false memory phenomenon? Or is there a larger conspiracy at play? Watch this video to know more.

What is the Mandela effect?

Pedro Castillo supporters clashed with riot police in Peru. The protesters demand the closure of Congress following his removal from office. Watch further to know more.

Castillo supporters clash with police, demand his release in Peru

Much-awaited Netflix documentary series about Britain's Prince Harry and his wife Meghan were first released on December 1. Harry drew comparisons between how papers had treated Meghan. Buckingham Palace said it would not be commenting on the series.

UK Royals brace for Netflix documentary series fallout

U.S. basketball player Brittney Grinner boards flight to home

The U.S. economy is heading into a short and shallow recession over the coming year. It is expected that the U.S. Federal Reserve to go for a smaller 50 basis point interest rate hike on Dec 14.

US economy heading into a shallow recession: Poll

Unemployment is set to rise in the UK, partly because working age youth just don't want to work. Nearly 1 in 10 young people never intend to start working, according to a research by Opinium for City and Guilds. Watch this video for details.

1 in 10 youth won’t start working in UK

Around 25,000 truckers in South Korea are calling on the government for a permanent minimum pay system. The government has ordered the truckers to return back to their work.

South Korea orders truck strikers to return to work

Dutch officials are planning to enforce new controls on exports of chip-making equipment to China. Watch further to know more.

World Business Watch | Netherlands plans curbs on China chip exports

Twitter owner Elon Musk briefly lost his title as the world's richest person on Wednesday. This happened following a steep drop in the value of his stake in the electric-car maker and a $44 billion bet on the social media firm.

World Business Watch | Elon Musk loses his title of 'world's richest person' to LVMH CEO

Peru's Vice President Dina Boluarte has been sworn in as the new President. She has succeeded former President Pedro Castillo after impeachment motion against him. Dina is the first ever female President of Peru.

Jamil N. Jaffer, Founder of National Security Institute shares his opinion on Peru Political Crisis

The SATs that are designed for 6 and 10-year-olds is taken by UK MPs. Now in a bit to evaluate the toughness level of the said examinations that are designed to test the mental ability of young children in the age group of 6-10 cross party members of the British Parliament gathered at a South London school and appeared for a mock examination.

UK MPs appear for SAT exam, performed worse than a 10-year-old

Dina Boluarte sworn in as Peru's first female President

Accused Bali bombing mastermind has been released from prison after serving almost 10 years for terrorism offences. Australia has expressed displeasure on the decision. Watch more.

Bali bombing accused released from jail, Australians express displeasure

Former Theranos executive Ramesh Balwani found guilty of wire fraud and conspiracy. Theranos executives falsely claimed the product could diagnose illnesses with a few drops of blood from a finger prick`.

Court finds Former Theranos executive Ramesh Balwani guilty for fraud and conspiracy

Canadian law enforcement has already linked Apple's AirTag with an increase in local car thefts last year. Numerous accounts of people discovering AirTags concealed in their possessions have appeared on social media in recent months.

Is Apple's AirTag 'stalker-proof'? Here's what two women revealed in latest lawsuit

Russian President Vladimir Putin has clarified that they would not strike first. He also said that Russia will under no circumstances use them first. Watch more.

"Won't use nukes first," says Russian President Putin

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