As Ukrainian Capital braces for power blackouts after Russia reigned missiles on the country's electricity infrastructure, patients and staff at one of key hospital have been putting a brave face on the situation.

Ukraine: Backup generators and battery packs to keep Kyiv hospital running

South Korea's Former Defence Minister and Coast Guard Chief have been arrested. The duo has been held for their alleged involvement in covering up facts surrounding North Korea's killing of a South Korean Fisheries official in 2020.

South Korea: Former Defence Minister and Coast Guard chief arrested, duo accused of hiding facts

The 20th Communist Party Congress has started its closing ceremony with Xi Jinping likely to seal his unprecedented third time in power. The ceremony is currently taking place behind closed doors and in no time from now, China will find out as to who will be running the country alongside the president and the party General Secretary Xi Jinping.

China: President Xi Jinping heads into an unprecedented third term

In a rare high level contact between Russia and the United States, the defence secretaries of both countries held a telephonic conversation. During the phone call, the situation of Ukraine was discussed.

US, Russia Defence Ministers discuss Ukraine war, speak for the first time since May

Donald Trump will now have to testify before lawmakers probing the Capitol Hill Attack. The former US President has been subpoenaed by the lawmakers probing the 2021 attack.

US: Donald Trump ordered to testify in Capitol Assault Probe, must depose by November 14

High inflation is taking a toll on Europe. To reduce the pressure, some EU members want to impose a cap on the price of imported gas. But the latest summit in Brussels could not break the stalemate.

EU to provide $18 billion to Ukraine next year

China: Xi set to reveal new senior leadership as Congress ends

Ukraine President Volodymyr Zelensky has leveled fresh allegations against Russia. He called on allies to warn the country against blowing up a dam in Ukraine's South which could lead to large-scale disaster.

Zelensky: ‘Damage to dam would result in flooding in Southern Ukraine’

Russia: Call was needed to clear up misunderstandings

EU to provide $18 billion to Ukraine next year, agrees to monitor prices

Former US President Donald Trump’s ex adviser Steve Bannon has been sentenced to four months of prison for refusing to cooperate with lawmakers investigating last year’s US capital attack probe.

US: Steve Bannon sentenced for contempt of Congress for four months in prison

Ukrainian President: Russia plans to blow up dam to cover up retreat

China: Former President Hu Jintao escorted out of party congress

U.S President Joe Biden has predicted a final hour shift in favor of the Democrats in the upcoming midterm elections. This comes as he claimed that the party's weakest issue is economy and that has been showing signs of improvement however apart from the economy, one of the other hot topics of the upcoming polls are the abortion rights.

US President: Midterms to shift towards democrats, Fetterman has a slight lead

The European country of Italy has got its first woman Prime Minister. The far-right leader Georgia Meloni will be sworn in today. Meloni's alliance won the September 25th elections.

Italy: Meloni to face confidence votes in Parliament next week

Liz Truss resigns as the United Kingdom's Prime Minister after six weeks in office. Rishi Sunak, Penny Mordaunt and even former Prime Minister Boris Johnson are among the likely frontrunners to replace Truss.

Tory Leadership Race: Penny Mordaunt became the first to formally declare her candidacy

After months of demonstrations in Iran, the United States of America now wants to give voice to the protesters in the country. The Islamic Republic has been gripped by five weeks of demonstrations that erupted after the death in police custody of 22-year-old Mahasa Amini last month and the Iranian forces are now clamping down hard on these protesters.

Iran: Starlink may help citizens circumvent the regime's restrictions

Canada's Prime Minister Justin Trudeau has announced a ban on new handgun sales in the country. The regulations have come to effect from Friday.

Canada: Ban of sales, purchase or transfer of handgun comes into effect

'Black Adam' is Dwayne Johnson's first superhero movie. He plays the role of Teth-Adam, the real name of Black Adam. Black Adam is 5,000 years old. He was a citizen of the Middle-Eastern nation Kahndaq who gets freedom in the modern world. He comes into conflict with the superhero team Justice Society of America. Watch the video to understand the history of Black Adam.

'Black Adam': A brief history of Dwayne Johnson's DC anti-hero

'Black Adam': History of Dwayne Johnson's DC anti-hero

Responding to layoff reports, Twitter has clarified that there are no plans for company-wide layoffs since it signed the deal to be acquired by billionaire Elon Musk.

World Business Watch | Reports: Musk considering layoffs, Twitter officials write email to employees

From Apple to Google, there are problems for these Tech Giants giving a jolt to operations of search engine in India. India's competition regulated CCI has ordered Google to change its approach to its Android platform.

World Business Watch: Google fined $162 million by Indian regulator

US is exploring the possibility of new export controls that would limit China's access to some powerful emerging computer technologies.

WION Business News | US eyes expanding China tech ban

At least 60 people have been killed and 300 have been injured in pro-democracy protests in Chad. Violent clashes erupted after the country's ruling military Council pushed back elections to 2024. This crackdown has prompted criticism from the African Union.

Chad: 60 killed in pro-democracy protests; clashes after military pushes elections to 2024

The United States is gearing up for midterm elections which will be held on November 8. Republicans step up crime debate, whereas Democrats keep spotlight on abortion rights. Inflation, crime and immigration will be the key focus areas this year.

US Midterm elections: Republicans step up crime debate, Democrats keep spotlight on abortion rights

EU leaders are meeting to find ways to tackle growing energy prices, however, they remain divided on placing a cap on the bloc's payment for gas. Growing inflation has only made matters worse, take a look.

EU chief calls for unity amid growing inflation; leaders divided on bloc's price cap for gas

Liz Truss has announced her resignation as the Prime Minister of the United Kingdom making her one of the shortest serving prime minister in Britain's history. In a speech delivered outside 10 Downing Street, Truss said that she will be in office until a new successor is chosen.

Liz Truss quits after six chaotic weeks as UK Prime Minister

This is the topic which has been debated a lot in the last few months. After firing a few hundred employees just a week ago for moonlighting, Indian IT major Infosys made a bit of a surprising move and said that it will now allow employees to moonlight but with conditions.

WION Dispatch: Infosys okays external gig for employees

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Black turtle hatchlings (Chelonia mydas agassizii) head to the sea after being released on the beach of Sipacate, some 135 km south of Guatemala City.

Black turtle hatchlings released into the sea in Guatemala

Are you a Ralph Lauren fan? Well, the New York-based fashion house has been called out on social media by Beatrice Guiteras who's married to Mexican President Andreas Manuel Lopez Obrador for copying indigenous Mexican designs.

Ralph Lauren Plagiarism Case: Mexico’s First Lady criticises New York-based fashion house

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