Nigeria, Brace up! Analysts warn citizens that the food crisis could worsen if the federal government doesn't step in fast. As Erik Njoka and Louisa Olaniyi report, prices of basic food items have spiked.

World of Africa: Nigerians brace for food crisis

Tunisia is facing a financial and economic turmoil. The Tunisians are fed up with President Kais Saied's policies and government. Sporadic protests are being held in Tunis, calling for President's ouster. Here's a report by Erik Njoka.

World of Africa: Tunisians hit with soaring food prices, shortages of staples

The Indian military is willing to provide operational and cyber-security training to the Armed Forces of the Philippines as the two nations further deepen their defence engagement. But while Philippines has long been an ally of the US, why did it look towards India for its defence requirements? How do the two nations benefit from each other and why has the US been ousted from the equation?

India-Philippines defence ties: A win-win equation

There is no respite for Britons from the cost of living crisis. The new data from Statistics Office shows that United Kingdom is heading back to record level of inflation.

UK inflation accelerates to 40-year-high

Ukraine's Foreign Minister has submitted a proposal to the Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky to formally cut diplomatic ties with Iran. This came after Ukraine accused Tehran of supplying drones to Russia.

Russia Ukraine War: Kyiv to cut diplomatic ties with Tehran

Hong Kong's chief executive John Lee has unveiled a plan to woo back foreign talent and ease the housing concerns. It is done in a bid to revive city's startle as the international financial hub.

HK tries to reverse expat exodus with housing tax cut, new visa

Within weeks of launch and starting production, reports say apple is re-evaluating demand for iPhone 14 plus. This is happening within weeks of starting shipments as Apple re-evaluates demand for the mid-range model.

Reports: Apple cuts iPhone 14 plus' production

UK Prime Minister Liz Truss took responsibility and apologised for the mistakes made in the last one month that is after she took over as the prime minister of the country.

UK: PM Liz Truss says 'sorry for mistakes', battles to stay in power

A stampede at a football stadium killed over 130 people in Indonesia last month. The Indonesian president has announced plans to demolish and replace the ground. Molly Gambhir brings you the details.

WION Fineprint | Indonesia to demolish stampede stadium

Study shows women are quitting leadership roles at a rate faster than ever. Lack of affordable childcare and promotion opportunities remain the primary reasons for women leaving their jobs. Molly Gambhir tells you more.

WION Fineprint | Women leaning out of leadership roles?

British comedian and host James Corden was briefly banned from a restaurant in New York for alleged misconduct. Molly Gambhir tells you more.

WION Fineprint | James Cordon, a great host but not the best guest?

WION Dispatch: UK's troubled Prime Minister Liz Truss vows to stay on

Liz Truss is losing the confidence of her MPs. After just having become Prime Minister, there are already calls for her resignation. What has led to her precarious position? Molly Gambhir tells you more.

WION Fineprint | What led to the troubles for Liz Truss?

Some economic projections predict a recession in the United States is effectively certain in the next 12 months and this comes as a blow to President Joe Biden's economic messaging ahead of the mid-November midterms.

Fitch: Inflation and fed hikes to drive US economy into recession

China has recruited more than 30 former British military pilots including those who have flown sophisticated fighter jets. UK's Defense Ministry says they're being recruited to train pilots of the Chinese Army.

Pilots hired to help China understand how western planes operate

There was an expected response from Islamabad and now what is interesting is that the US State Department seems to be back pedaling and course correcting.

WION Dispatch: US course corrects after Biden's Pakistan remark

The world is already struggling to deal with global warming. According to reports that has now surfaced suggests that we are currently definitely releasing more amount of harmful gases than the estimated average.

WION Climate Tracker: Flaring of natural gas increasing the risks of cancer

A day after South Korea began its annual military drills, North Korea has fired artillery shells near its border with South Korea. According to South Korea's joint Chief of Staff, North Korea fired around a hundred shells off its West Coast and 150 rounds off the East Coast.

North Korea retaliates to South Korea defence drills

Hundreds of Sri Lankan students clashed with the police in the suburbs of capital city Colombo. The protesters were marching from the University of Kelaniya to Central Colombo but the police blocked the path.

Sri Lanka: Students from University of Kelaniya clash with police over arrest of union leaders

As visitors walk into Dubai’s Museum of the Future, they are greeted with a joke and a smile by an unlikely staff member - ‘Ameca’, the humanoid robot.

Tech in Trend: Humanoid robot greets visitors at Dubai's Museum of the Future

In the latest from the Credit Suisse saga. The scandal-hit Swiss bank has approached at least one Middle Eastern sovereign wealth fund for a capital injection.

WION Business News | Credit Suisse looks to Mideast for capital boost

Renault and Stellantis unveiled new French-made electric vehicles (EVs) at the Paris Motor Show on Monday, as President Emmanuel Macron announced bigger subsidies for poorer families to buy EVs and pushed for more local production.

WION Business News: As carmakers unveil new EVs, France announces bigger subsidies for poorer buyers

Dutch hotel reservation website Booking.com is under lens of regulators in Spain. The antitrust watchdog has launched an investigation into possible unfair competition practices which are affecting hotels and rival online travel agencies in the country.

WION Business News | Booking.Com under regulatory lens; Spanish competition watchdog launches probe

5G is the buzzword nowadays in India. Giants like Airtel and Jio have started rolling out the next generation mobile technology in select cities. Where people are figuring out how they can upgrade to faster network, scamsters are using this opportunity to their best.

WION Business News | Watch out for 5G scams in India

For the first time since the Covid pandemic began, the variants that make up the mounting Omicron wave look different. World scientists are warning of a growing splinters of the Omicron offspring found in different parts of the world.

Covid-19 splinters into multiple variants; What is the XBB covid strain?

United States and Saudi Arabia relations have taken a sharp dip due to the raging war in Ukraine, the conflict has also given rise to an oil supply crisis.

Russia-Ukraine war leads to major oil supply crunch; US blames Saudi for siding with Russia

Russian military plane has crashed into a residential area in the southwestern Russia near the border with Ukraine; at least six people have been killed and 25 others have been injured.

Russian warplane crashes in southern city near Ukraine border; six killed 25 injured

The Australian government has reversed the previous government's recognition of west Jerusalem as the capital of Israel and said the issue should be resolved as part of peace talks between Israel and Palestine.

Australia removes reference to west Jerusalem as Israel capital

Bangladeshis are at risk of dislocation as climate change-induced disasters wreak havoc across the country. Many people living near the low-lying coast were forced to leave their homes after massive floods last month.

South Asia Diary | Bangladesh's Climate Refugees

Many countries battling the cost of living crisis. But in India, people are spending big. The festive season is here, and analysts are predicting a big boom in online & offline sales.

South Asia Diary | Festive Spending Booms in India

Sri Lanka's import of non-essential items is impacting the country's beauty industry hard. Cosmetic items are among the banned imports, leading to a shortage of products across the country.

South Asia Diary |  Lankan Salons Running Out of Products

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