A week after documents labeled secret and top secret were seized at former US president Donald Trump's Florida home, the FBI has now recovered a new document during its search- the paperwork describe a foreign government's nuclear capabilities.

Mar-A-Lago Probe | Documents show foreign nuclear secrets: Report

It has been only 24 hours since Liz Truss has been sworn in as the prime minister of the United Kingdom and she has already started facing backlash. Priti Patel has resigned as home secretary before Truss cabinet reshuffle.

'Good riddance' say UK MPs after Priti Patel's resignation

Jeans are part of our everyday life. No matter where you are going - from office to movie date or just a simple outing - Jeans will make you feel confident & comfortable. But do you know about its history? Know all about the history of jeans on the latest episode of Beyond the Runway. Only on www.wionews.com

Beyond the Runway: History of Blue Jeans | WION Originals Teaser

Britain's new Prime Minister Liz Truss has appointed her new cabinet and for the first time ever a white man will not hold any of the country's four most important ministerial positions.

'Will get Britain working again,' says New UK PM Liz Truss

Africa-focused e-commerce firm, Jumia technologies partners with San Francisco-based startup Zipline to provide a variety of home deliveries to African households

World of Africa | Drone delivery picks up in Africa

Africa has constantly been at the receiving end of the wrath caused by climate change and Nigeria too had its share. But seems like not anymore as few young women from Nigeria have decided to step up and take action against the disasters caused by the climate. To create awareness among the people and tackle the issue of much concern these teenagers have developed an app. To know about it more, take a look at our this report.

World of Africa | Nigeria's climate warriors

The Supreme Court dismisses Raila Odinga's challenge to the Presidential election results. The Chief Justice rejected all of the arguments of the petitioners. William Ruto is the president-elect of Kenya.

World of Africa | Kenya election: Supreme court rejects Odinga's challenge to Ruto's win

Did you know that every year there is a high-profile event of naming gorillas? Well, this ceremony called 'Kwita Izina' takes place in the volcano national park in northwest Rwanda. Several people including the Prince of Wales are chosen by the authorities to name baby Apes.

World of Africa | Rwanda: Prince Charles, celebrities name baby Gorillas

A generation before the gold coast became Ghana, a local photographer known as JK Bruce opened a small studio in the then-colonial capital Accra, where his family would become the De facto visual historians of a nation that had not yet been born. For 100 years, three generations of Bruce have painstakingly amassed the world's largest collection of 20th-century Ghanaian photographs under one roof. They believe their Deo Gratias photo studio is the oldest in West Africa.

World of Africa | Ghana's history in black & white

South Africa is one of the most unsafe countries in the world and the numbers are proving just that. The recent statistics from the country's police authority revealed that the murder rate in the country increased by 11.5% in the first quarter of 2022 compared with the same period last year. But what's more worrying is that women are the most vulnerable target.

World of Africa | South Africa: Crimes against women on the rise

Kenya's Supreme Court upheld the August 9 election of William Ruto as president in an unanimous decision. Chief Justice Martha Koome rejected the petition brought by opposition leader Raila Odinga. What experts and analysts termed the rule of dynasties in Kenya has now ended. Ruto will be sworn in as the country's fifth president on the 13th of September. What kind of leader will this self-proclaimed hustler be and will there be some change in the country's politics and economy? Let's find out in this next report from Nairobi.

World of Africa: Kenya's top court upholds Ruto's victory

Over the light of the death of billionaire Cyrus Mistry on Sunday. India is looking at tightening road safety rules, it may include fines for not wearing seat belts in the rear seat.

India: Wearing rear seat belt set to become mandatory

Indian PM Modi's has virtually addressed at Eastern economic forum 2022. Eastern economic forum 2022 is being held in Russia and participants from more than 60 countries will be a part of forum this year.

Indian PM Modi's virtual address at Eastern economic forum 2022

Floods continue to devastate Pakistan. The country reports around 1,343 people have been killed including 474 children, more than 33 million have now been affected presently.

Floods continue to wreak havoc in Pakistan, kills 1,343  including 474 children

In its latest human rights report on Tuesday, the UN called for Sri Lanka to immediately reverse its light towards militarization, it also said that the country should prosecute those responsible for leading the island nation into its current unprecedented economic crisis.

UN asks Sri Lanka to reverse militarization

At least 74 people were killed in an earthquake that rattled parts of southwest China. The 6.8 magnitude earthquake hit the Sichuan province on September 5. A total of 259 people were injured and at least 26 have been reported missing.

China: 6.8 earthquake hit Sichuan province, kills 74 and injures around 259

A Dutch city has decided to ban all meat advertisements from public spaces in an effort to reduce the consumption and green gas emissions. Haarlem in the Netherlands will enforce the ban from 2024 and with this it will become the first city in the world to ban meat ads.

Meat ads to be banned from public spaces, Netherlands to go meat-free?

A probe into bribery allegations at the Tokyo Olympics has widened. This happened after Japanese authorities arrested Tokyo 2022 board member Haruyuki Takahashi earlier today.

Tokyo 2022 board member Takahashi accused of accepting bribes

Europe is struggling to contain a spiraling energy crisis, one that could lead to rolling blackouts, shattered factories and a deep recession. The primary cause is that Russia has choked off supplies of natural gas that the continent has dependent on for years.

Is Europe divided over Ukraine? | Protesters demand new gas deal with Russia

After appointment, the new UK Prime Minister Liz Truss has delivered her first address to the nation. By tradition, it happened from the steps of 10 Downing Street.

New UK PM Liz Truss says 'will get Britain working again'

Just a few months ago the Chinese Yuan was on the top, it was raining supreme despite war and inflation. For emerging markets it was a safe haven but now China's currency is struggling. It has tumbled to a two-year low against the dollar.

China escalates currency defense as Yuan sinks to two-year low

Today, the new UK PM Liz Truss and former PM Boris Johnson both were heading to Scotland to meet the queen in Balmoral in separate planes, thus doubling the carbon emissions of both their journeys.

WION Climate Tracker | 2 separate private jets ferry incoming & outgoing UK PM

The UK has a new Prime Minister Liz truss. She becomes the fourth conservative party leader to head a government in six years and the third female prime minister in the country's history. Two-third of UK population shows little or no trust in Truss.

Two-third of UK population shows little or no trust in PM Liz Truss

The drought in Horn of Africa has tightened its grip. The U.N is warning of dire consequences, this is the fifth consecutive failed rainy season in the Horn of Africa region. Somalia and its neighbors Ethiopia and Kenya are in the grip of the worst drought in more than 40 years.

WION Climate Tracker | 5th failed rainy season in Horn of Africa

A 38-year-old man in Japan is living the dreams of millions by doing 'nothing' and earning out of it! Meet Shoji Morimoto who rents himself out to his customers and works as a 'rental-do-nothing-man'. Morimoto has been hired over 4,000 times to do nothing since starting his business on Twitter in 2018.

Meet this Japanese man who gets paid to 'do nothing'

The song from a 2016 Bollywood film has sparked a viral dance trend. Why is it taking the internet by storm after six years of its release? This fun story may motivate you to put your dancing shoes on.

Indian Bollywood song 'Kala Chashma' becomes global sensation

The United Nations is warning that Somalia is now on the brink of famine. U.N humanitarian Chief Martin Griffiths on a visit to Mogadishu said time is running out to save lives

At least 22 million Somalian face the risk of famine; UN warns that Somalia is running out of time

The world's rarest crocodile is critically endangered, only few thousands remain. The scientists in Cuba are racing against time to save them.

WION Climate Tracker | Scientists race to save one of world's rarest crocodiles

India's Silicon valley is struggling with floods and heavy rainfall as large parts of Bengaluru remain submerged underwater. The Karnataka Chief Minister has confirmed that the state will be releasing 300 crore rupees to tackle the emergency situation.

WION Climate Tracker | India's silicon valley turns into lake

Taiwan's army staged live fire drills on Tuesday night and this comes as part of a series of military exercises. It also comes at a time when ties between China and Taiwan continue to remain tense.

President Tsai Ing-Wen says Taiwan military has improved, conducts fresh live drills

Chad has experienced the heaviest seasonal rainfall in over 30 years. In the recent weeks, torrential rains have affected over 340,000 people in the country.

WION Climate Tracker | Torrential rains affect over 340,000 people in Chad

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