More than 20,000 employees - most of them new hire - are not yet working on manufacturing line and have left Apple supplier Foxconn from Zhengzhou plant in China. According to reports, departures would complicate company's previous target of resuming full manufacturing by the end of November.

World Business Watch: China's Foxconn in trouble; 20,000 new hires left Zhengzhou plant

In the latest from Twitter, its decision to shut down its Brussels office in the EU and laying off thousands of workers is drawing concern to whether company can comply with tough European Union rules.

World Business Watch | Twitter job cuts a concern, says EU justice head

Ford is recalling over 600,000 SUV's worldwide over fire risks from possible cracked fuel injectors and urged owners to have their cars inspected. Watch full video to know more.

World Business Watch | Ford recalls over 600,000 SUVs over fire risks

Inflation is hitting consumers hard and this time in Tokyo. Consumer prices in Japan's capital has gone up 3.6 per cent in November as compared to a year earlier. Watch full video to know more.

World Business Watch | Consumer inflation in Japan's capital hits 40-year high

The cost of living crisis caused by high rate of inflation and low wage growth has pushed millions of people towards poverty. Sharp jump in the price of fossil fuels is said to be one of the main reasons behind inflation.

World Business Watch | Are fossil fuels causing cost-of-living crisis?

Germany's metal working union, IG Metal, has struck a waged deal with Volkswagen group for German factory workers which is increasing and it has raised the wages of about 125,000 workers but by 8.5%. The deal is a two-year plan wherein the workers will see 5.2% wage hike from June 23.

World Business Watch: VW Union agrees to pay 8.5% hike less than inflation

In a unique move Ghana is working on a new policy to buy oil products with gold rather than US dollar reserves. The move is meant to tackle dwindling foreign currency reserves in the country, it's coupled with demand for dollars by all importers.

World Business Watch: Ghana plans to buy oil with gold to tackle dwindling Forex reserves

Elon Musk has announced a general 'amnesty' for some of the banned Twitter accounts. The decision follows a Twitter poll that was conducted by Twitter's new CEO, Musk asked Twitter users, whether the platform should offer amnesty to all suspended accounts, provided they have not broken the law or engaged in spamming.

Elon Musk announces 'amnesty' for suspended Twitter accounts, runs poll on bringing them back

The central American nation of Honduras is under the state of emergency. This after the country faces increasing number of cases of extortion by violent criminal groups. Honduras President has declared a national security emergency and launched 'war against extortion'. She also announced the deployment of 20,000 police officers in areas.

Honduras declares national emergency; President Xiomara Castro announces 'war on extortion'

Can two coastal cities in two different parts of the globe have a lot in common? Ahmed Aboutaleb - Mayor of Rotterdam, joins Master Architect Dikshu Kukreja to draw parallels between Rotterdam and Kochi.

Tale of two cities: Is there a common thread running through Kochi and Rotterdam?

James Cameron has revealed surprising details from the making of the iconic film Titanic. Know here how all the star cast were cast. Watch this report.

WION Fineprint | The cast of 'Titanic': How did it happen

Twin blasts near bus stops in Jerusalem killed at least one person and injured 22 others, in what police say are suspected attacks by Palestinians.

WION Fineprint: Twin blasts rock Israeli capital Jerusalem

Malaysia's king is set to be 'kingmaker' in choosing PM. The weekend elections in Malaysia delivered a hung assembly. Political coalitions could not break the deadlock on government formation. After the failure of the talks, the king's role in choosing next PM has taken the centre stage. But who is the king what role does he play in Malaysia's unique constitutional monarchy system?

Malaysia's King Al-Sultan Abdullah to choose the next PM

Pakistan’s Prime Minister Shehbaz Sharif has named Lieutenant General Asim Munir as the new army chief. Pakistan Information Minister Marriyum Aurangzeb took to Twitter to make this announcement. Now, Pakistan's President gives a nod after consulting former PM Imran Khan.

Pak President gives nod to former ISI boss as next Army Chief after consulting former PM Imran Khan

Amid the ongoing war in Ukraine, South Korea has become one of the world's biggest exporters of arms with its arms sales increasing to a record high. Yoon is eyeing arms exports as 'future growth engine'.

South Korea: Yoon eyes arms exports as 'future growth engine'

It has been several months since the Russian invasion of Ukraine has been raging on with no end in sight. Now, Russia claims 'south stream sabotage'.

Russia-Ukraine war: Russia claims 'south stream sabotage'

Amid the ongoing Russian invasion of Ukraine, Russia has targeted Ukrainian energy centres. Water services have also been 'suspended' in Kyiv. Ukraine is bracing for a dark, harsh winter as it battles to restore power and water.

Russia-Ukraine war: Ukraine braces for dark, harsh winter

South Korea: Yoon eyes arms exports

The Chinese economy is bracing for major disruption amid the ongoing surge in COVID-19 cases. IMF says China must 'recalibrate' zero-COVID policy. Watch this report.

WION Fineprint: Chinese economy braces for major disruption

Amid the ongoing global uncertainty due to recession fears, Career cushioning is the latest work trend. Is your job recession-proof? Watch this report for all the details.

WION Fineprint | Career cushioning: The latest work trend

Amid the ongoing Russian invasion of Ukraine, Russia has targeted Ukrainian energy centres. Water services have also been 'suspended' in Kyiv.

Russia-Ukraine war: Russia targets Ukrainian energy centres; Water services 'suspended' in Kyiv

In a big blow for Scottish nationalists, the United Kingdom's top court ruled that the Scottish government cannot hold a second referendum on independence next year without approval from the British parliament. Watch this report to know more.

A major blow to Scottish nationalists as court rejects Scottish independence referendum bid

Let us take a look at stories generating interest across WION's social media channels. In today's video, we cover a wide range of stories like what animals used to eat around 550 million years ago. Watch here.

Trending on WION: What did animals eat around 550 million years ago? A new study has answers

In what can be said to be a politically loaded address, Pakistan's outgoing Army chief Bajwa has asked political leaders to 'accept defeat'. Watch this report.

Pakistan Army chief's politically loaded address: Bajwa asks political leaders to 'accept defeat'

In a shocking revelation, Facebook parent company Meta says the US military is linked to online propaganda and it ran fake accounts. Watch this report for all the details.

WION Fineprint | Meta: US military link to online propaganda

Some dishes will always be on the menu for Thanksgiving and if you want to get creative in the kitchen this holiday season, add some of these iconic dishes to the table. From Rachel Green's dessert trifle to Kevin McCallister's ice cream sundae, we give you some iconic dishes from your favorite TV shows and films this holiday season.

Thanksgiving dishes from TV shows and films

Amid the ongoing probe into Jan 6 riots in the United States, the US Department of Justice seeks to question Pence. This is according to the latest report. Watch here.

US: Report says DOJ seeks to question Pence in Jan 6 probe

Several Chinese cities have been put under a strict lockdown as Beijing is struggling to contain the latest spark in the number of new Covid-19 infections.

China: Beijing under rigid lockdown amid a surge in COVID-19 cases

Mary Petola has become the first native Alaskan seated in Congress after defeating Sarah Palin. Petola secured 54.9% of votes compared to Palin's 45.1% of votes.

United States: Sarah Palin defeated by Mary Petola in Alaska

In a miracle rescue, a six-year-old boy named Azka, was pulled out of rubble of the deadly earthquake. For two days, he was trapped without food or water.

Indonesia quake aftermath: Six-year-old boy saved in 'miracle rescue'

Let us take a look at stories generating interest across WION's social media channels. In today's video, we cover a wide range of stories like Miracle rescue of a six-year-old in Indonesia. Watch here.

Trending on WION | Indonesia Earthquake aftermath: Six year-old boy miraculously rescued

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