After denouncing the price cap that was imposed by the EU and the G7 on Russian oil, Moscow is now trying to cover up the losses that it may have to incur because of that.

OPEC+ stays on with production cut of 2 million barrels per day

3 men were found on the rudder of a ship that sailed for 11 days from Nigeria to Canary Island. Another migrant was spotted paragliding over a border fence into Spain. Millions risk their lives for the sake of safety, better future. Listen in to Molly Gambhir.

Gravitas Plus: The global refugee crisis

A devastating suicide bomb recently rocked Pakistan with several killed and injured. The blast was orchestrated by the deadliest militant group in Pakistan. Tehreek-e-Taliban Pakistan hail from a place which even British colonialists failed to control calling it “Hell’s door knocker”. They’re not the Afghan Taliban and they’re not fighting the U.S. – instead they’re aiming at Pakistan! Here's a report by Shivan Chanana.

Pakistan created a monster which it cannot handle | Why Tehreek-e-Taliban are gunning for Pakistan

There has been a lot of uncertainty over the future of South African President Cyril Ramaphosa after a Parliamentary panel said that Ramaphosa may hav committed acts contrary to the law and the constitution but now the President's spokesperson said that he will not be resigning. Watch the video to know what more the spokesperson has said.

Farmgate Scandal | Spokesman: President Ramaphosa will seek second term as leader of A.N.C

At the Global Technology Summit, WION speaks to European Union's Ralf Sauer on how to take big tech accountable. Ralf Sauer says that 'firms need compliance culture, data protection officers'. Watch the video to know more.

Exclusive: The best way to hold big tech accountable? Ralf Sauer speaks to WION

Millions of minds and unexploded grenades are scattered across Afghanistan. Decades of war have led the country to deal with military explosives by itself. Even though Afghanistan has a team dedicated to clearing the remnants of conflict, the lack of resources and people moving back home to areas earlier turned inaccessible.

Afghanistan: Threat of mines, explosives scattered across the country

In 2021, a host of companies said they will stop manufacturing in China. A year on, those brands are still outsourcing from China. Which brands are these? Why is it so tough for them to let go of China? Molly Gambhir explains on Gravitas Plus.

Gravitas Plus: Why China is still the 'World's Factory'

"We are very focused on the fact that we have a large pace of audience who watch us, customers who are prime members, and many who will be as we go forward and we have to entertain and delight them with our content. So, one of the basic things we look at is that we program for the country," said Amazon Prime Video Vice President Gaurav Gandhi.

Global Technology Summit: 'India content is matching up to global level,' says Gaurav Gandhi

President of the United States Joe Biden said that he does not intend to speak to his Russian president or Russian counterpart Vladimir Putin about ending the Ukraine war. This comes the day after Biden showed his willingness to open talks only if he was ready to end the war.

Biden-Putin Meet: Talks will take place in consultation with NATO allies

After over nine months into the Ukraine war, the West has finally reached an agreement that intends to deny Russia of war resources. The G7 and EU agreed to a 60 US dollar per barrel price cap on Russian crude oil.

War in Ukraine: $60 per barrel price cap agreed on Russian crude oil

The US Airforce publicly unveiled its next generation stealth bomber. The B-21 Raider is being called the most advanced military aircraft ever built. Pentagon officials including defense secretary Lloyd Austin along with representatives of contractor Northrop Grumman revealed the B-21 radar at a ceremony in Palmdale California.

US: 'Most advanced military aircraft ever built', big boost to airforce

In Australia, a man has been sentenced to 24 years in jail for murdering his wife 40 years ago. The case was reopened after a podcast unearthed new evidence.

Australia: Man gets 24-years of imprisonment for murdering wife 40-years ago

After an attack on Pakistani mission in Kabul critically injured one of the second security guards. Acting Foreign Minister of Afghanistan dialed Pakistan's Foreign Minister. As per the official statement released by the Pakistani Foreign Ministry, acting Afghan Foreign Minister strongly condemned the attack.

Afghanistan: Acting Foreign Minister dials Pakistan's Foreign Minister

US conspiracy theorist Alex Jones has filed for bankruptcy. This comes less than two months after Jones faced court orders to pay nearly 1.5 billion dollars in damages to relatives of victims of 2012 Sandy Hook mass shooting.

Alex Jones claimed 2012 Sandy Hook school massacre as staged, was ordered to pay $1.5 BN to victims

President Emmanuel Macron concluded his State visit to the United States on Friday. The French President said he had an interesting visit. He was hosted at the White House.

US: President Emmanuel Macron holds an unannounced meeting with Elon Musk

Who knew that a piece of wood and few strings could be used to produce music for hundreds of years. Humans have been producing music with plucked string instruments made of fine wood from the spruce trees.

Spruce trees for making guitars under threat, can some other wood replace Spruce wood?

The ongoing FIFA World Cup in Qatar has become controversial for many reasons. In the latest, they have come under criticism for discriminating between demonstrations by Palestinians and Iranians.

FIFA World Cup: Pro-Palestinian banner welcomed during matches

As the war in Ukraine carries on, one of the sectors which is majorly affected is education. Be it missile strikes or power cuts, students in Kyiv have to attend classes through it all.

War in Ukraine: Kyiv schools adapt to survive under Russian bombardment

In Bangladesh, a chemist by profession and a football fan by passion got a miles-long banner hanging in his village just to show his love and support for the South Korean team.

Bangladesh: Abu Kowsir, Sabrina go the extra mile to cheer for the South Korean team

FBI director Chris Wray is raising National Security concerns about Tik Tok stating that it doesn't share our values. The control of the popular video sharing app was in the hands of the Chinese government.

US: FBI's Wray raises concerns over National Security issues on Tik Tok

South African President Cyril Ramaphosa is facing a possible impeachment threat over the "Farmgate" scandal. In the latest update, Ramaphosa delayed a scheduled appearance in parliament to answer questions from lawmakers. Watch this video to know more.

‘Farmgate’ Corruption Scandal: A.N.C officials fail to reach a conclusion

On the bloody package series, Ukraine's Embassy in Madrid has received a puzzle containing animal eyes. Police have now shut down the Ukrainian Embassy in Madrid and are searching the area with sniffer dogs.

Spain: Anonymous package sent to Ukraine Embassy, includes animal eyes and paper bombs

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.

Afghanistan Shocker: Woman flogged for shopping alone, Taliban returns to archaic rules

Ever since Elon Musk took over Twitter, there have been claims that hate speech has been increasing on the platform. Claims that Musk regularly rebuffed posted charts and graphs showing the numbers going down just last week, he congratulated his Twitter team for the decrease in hate speech impressions but now researchers have come up with their own status.

Study reports surge in hate speech on Twitter; Musk rejects study's claim, calls it 'false'

#twitterfiles is trending currently on Twitter. The files are an Elon Musk endorsed expose, revealing internal documents about how the company handled a news article.

The Twitter Files: Independent journalist Matt Taibbi makes the revelation

India hosted a Coastal Security conclave involving Sri Lanka, Maldives and Mauritius. The participating nations observed a wide range of issues. Issues are being discussed from economic refugees and narcoterrorism to illegal fishing.

Coastal Security Conference 2022: India's Defence Secretary Giridhar Aramane speaks to WION

Former US intelligence contractor Edward Snowden has sworn an oath of allegiance to Russia and has received a Russian passport. This comes after President Vladimir Putin granted him Russian citizenship in September this year.

US whistleblower Edward Snowden swear allegiance to Russia

If you think about Black Friday sales, what comes to mind? Probably shoes, electronic gadgets or maybe even toys but for America it also means guns. As the citizens rushed to the markets to take advantage of one of the most awaited sales of the year, the FBI was busy doing background checks only to find that last Friday was likely the third highest day for gun sales ever.

Black Friday Sale: Surge in gun sales come as Biden threatens to ban popular arms

War in Ukraine: Russian oil cap regulates shipping, insurance firms of participating countries

China: protests erupt over Zero Covid policy. Mass Layoffs grip the tech world. With Ukraine-Russia War causing food shortages, and Britain seeing a slumping economy, are we entering a Global Recession? Find out with WION Wideangle.

WION Wideangle | Global Recession: Imminent?

The Indian Army is adopting a unique method to boost its defences against China at the Line of Actual Control. They will construct 3D-printed bunkers for troops in Eastern Ladakh.

Eye on China: Indian Army to get 3D-printed bunkers

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