The UK government has announced emergency packages for businesses including a cap significantly reducing the price paid for energy from 1 October to help them get through the winter.

UK businesses given six-month emergency energy price cap amid rising inflation

Ahead of the upcoming T20 World Cup -- to be held in Australia from October-November -- here's a look at the top five bowlers with most wickets in the mega event.

From Shakib Al Hasan to Ajantha Mendis: Top 5 wicket-takers in T20 World Cup history

Campaigners say they have been given the constitutional right to grow and consume it but trade remains a fundamental stumbling block. We are talking about cannabis production in South Africa. What is causing the agitation and friction in the country. Let's find out on this report from Pretoria.

World of Africa | Battle to legalise cannabis in South Africa

The upcoming T20 World Cup will be held in Australia, from October 16-November 13. Prior to that, here's a list featuring the top-seven batters with most runs in the T20 World Cup history

From Mahela Jayawardene to AB de Villiers: Most runs in T20 World Cup history

Ethiopia's Tigray province has accused the eastern African nation of Eritrea of launching a full-scale offensive. On Tuesday, the areas along the border witnessed some heavy fighting between the Tigrayan and the Eritrean forces.

Tigray accuses Eritrea of using its entire army & reservists

The problems related to mental health are gaining prominence all over the world. Amidst this, a government-backed expert panel have now suggested that adults in United States under the age of 65 must be screened for anxiety.

Suicide among leading cause of deaths in United States, 40 mn adults affected by anxiety every year

Kenya scrapped subsidy on petrol as soon as new president William Ruto was inaugurated. Ruto said subsidies were unsustainable, in a move that could add to upward pressure on inflation. The new president faces the challenge of bringing down the high cost of fuel and food in East Africa's most dominant economy. But he will also have to grapple with subsidy measures that policymakers warn could empty the country’s coffers – and debt inherited from his predecessor, Uhuru Kenyatta. Here's a report from Nairobi

World of Africa | Consumers in Kenya hit by fuel price shock

Let us take a look at stories generating interest across WION's social media channels.

Trending on WION | 'Out of control': 26% rise in cases of syphilis and other STDs in US

After three years of COVID hiatus, Uganda's infamous music and dance festival is back. The Nyege Nyege festival was a major hit this year. The extravaganza was hosted on the banks of the Nile river and attracted over 10 thousand of visitors. Here's a report from Kampala.

World of Africa | Return of Uganda's 'immoral' festival

Marvel Studios has been facing backlash for adding Israeli superhero Sabra to its new Captain America movie. The flak came for the anti-Palestine character which was first introduced in 1980 Hulk comics. Here's everything you need to know about the Marvel's new Israeli superhero.

Why is Marvel in trouble for its new Israeli superhero?

Japanese car manufacturer Honda asked hundreds of employees to pay back part of the bonuses after claiming it overpaid them. The employees at the Honda motor Factory in Ohio will have to return part of their bonuses by tomorrow, 22nd September.

World Business Watch | Honda to employees: Return extra bonus

Russian President Vladimir Putin has announced military mobilisation and called out NATO allies. He said, NATO wants to start a war against our country and West is cultivating hatred for decades.

'NATO wants to start a war against our country,' says Russian President Vladimir Putin

The tech giant Apple is raising its in-app purchase prices. Meanwhile, the new rule will come into effect from October 5th, the company has not provided any formal reasoning for this move. The new prices will affect consumers in Chile, Egypt, Japan, Malaysia, Pakistan, Poland South Korea and all territories that is using the Euro currency.

Apple increases in-app purchase prices; South Korea to witness 20% to 25% price hike

As the world struggles with the soaring power course, there is one woman in Japan who has discovered how to dodge the worldwide energy crisis. In fact, she has not paid a single electricity bill in the last 10 years and lives completely off the power grid.

WION Climate Tracker | 62-year-old woman finds solution to dodge energy crisis

Extreme weather conditions caused by climate change are increasingly challenging the adventure tourism sector. The impact of climate change is forcing constant monitoring and reviewing of risk assessment systems.

WION Climate Tracker | Extreme weather poses huge issue for adventure sports

The world is on the brink of another humanitarian crisis. A new research shows that extreme hunger is closely linked to the climate crisis. Many areas of the world being impacted by extreme weather conditions are experiencing severe food shortages.

WION Climate Tracker | Climate crisis playing vital role towards hunger problem

Iraq's mighty Tigris river is slowly dying. With drought looming over the region and pollutants contaminating the waters of the river, the second largest river in West Asia is facing a major threat.

WION Climate Tracker | Human activity, climate change chokes Tigris river in Iraq

Typhoon Nanmadol continues to wreak havoc in Japan claiming the lives of two people and forcing millions to evacuate. One of the biggest storms to strike Japan in years, it has brought ferocious winds and record rainfall to the west of the country.

WION Climate Tracker | Japan battered by one of the worst typhoons ever

As Tropical forests battle wildfires, Urban trees are fighting their own battle against climate change. As temperatures continue to rise, the health and existence of many trees is under threat.

WION Climate Tracker | Climate change threatens survival of Urban trees

Hurricane Fiona is gathering pace as it lashes its way through the Caribbean island of Dominican Republic. During the early hours, Hurricane Fiona rode over the Dominican Republic, shaking the palm trees amid fierce winds.

WION Climate Tracker | Hurricane Fiona slams Dominican Republic; at least one person dead

Bank heists in Lebanon are becoming a trend – but these armed “robbers” are not stealing anyone else’s money. They just want access to their own savings. Priyanka Sharma tells you why Lebanon's “robbers” have now become heroes as Ghadi Francis reports live from Beirut.

WION Fineprint | Bank heists become a growing trend in Lebanon| WION reports from Beirut

The 77th session of the United Nations General Assembly has begun in New York City. Today is the first big day with speeches underway from 15 countries including Brazil, Turkiye, Qatar, Finland and France.

77th UNGA summit: UN Chief Antonio Guterres calls for action on climate change

Moscow back separatists in Ukraine's Eastern Donbas region and pro-Kremlin authorities in Russian-controlled region of Kherson say that they will hold referendums on becoming a part of Russia from September 23rd to 27th.

Russia-Ukraine war: Russian held territories announce referendum

Sexually transmitted diseases are on the rise across the United States. A trend that has alarmed Health officials and Sexual Health Advocates, they argue the country needs to do more to stop the spread of STDs.

Surge in sexually transmitted diseases in US

Being in the public eye can have its side-effects. And when you belong to the Royal family, your every move is analysed, which may land you at the centre of untrue rumours and conspiracy theories. From almost believable to utterly absurd, here are a few conspiracy theories about the Royal family members, enough to rattle you.

The Royal family conspiracy theories that will amaze you

The sport of Chess has been rocked by a major cheating scandal. World champion Magnus Carlsen quit his Julius Baer Generation Cup match against American Grandmaster Hans Niemann after just one move. Carlsen's decision to withdraw set off waves across the chess world, reigniting the cheating debate in the sport. WION Sports Editor Digvijay Singh Deo caught up with Indian Grandmaster Pravin Thipsay to address the burning issue.

WION Sports | Magnus Carlsen reignites cheating debate

Most of us know him for his movies but Brad Pitt can now add creating a sculpture to his list of achievements after publicly debuting his first works of art in a lakeside museum in Finland. Priyanka Sharma tells you more.

WION Fineprint | Brad Pitt makes his debut as a sculptor in Finland exhibition

As Lebanese pound hits record low against dollar, tensions seem to rise. Protests broke out in the capital city of Beirut and to prevent break-ins and hold-ups by angry protesters, banks in Lebanon have been declared close for 3 days.

Lebanese Pound hits record low against Dollar, protests break out in capital Beirut

77th UNGA summit: 'We can't let the young people, future generations down,' says UN Chief Guterres

With less than two months to go before Israel's general election, Iran remains a key campaign issue for the ruling coalition and also for the opposition. WION's middle east correspondent Jodie Cohen brings us more on this.

2015 nuclear deal: Israel pushes for a 'longer and stronger deal' ahead of general elections

Facebook co-founder Mark Zuckerberg's wealth has dropped by a whopping $71 billion this year. The Meta CEO now ranks 20th among global billionaires, the lowest spot since 2014. Priyanka Sharma tells you the reason behind this wealth wipeout.

WION Fineprint | Zuckerberg's $71 Billion Wealth Wipeout Puts Focus On Meta Struggle

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