Europe is grappling with Russia's gas supply cuts adding further to its woes. Russian energy giant Gazprom has cut off its gas supplies to Germany while the North Stream one pipeline citing maintenance work.

No gas supply though Nord Stream 1 pipeline, EU chief calls out Russia for 'manipulation'

Recent torrential rain coupled with years of water system issues have resulted in a major water crisis in Mississippi's capital city Jackson. Authorities in the capital have now declared a health emergency.

WION Climate Tracker | Mississippi's capital grapples with multiple water problems

A promising medium-pace swing bowler at one point earmarked for her country's senior team, Mitchel Chivare has been allowed by her husband to start playing again, but some of her former teammates have not been so lucky.... Here's a story of endurance from Domboshava, Harare, Zimbabwe

World of Africa: Zimbabwe's women cricketers focus on future

Hundreds blocked roads in the South Africa's capital as they walked towards the union buildings, where the presidency is located, demanding the government prevent an 'economic collapse'. Unions accuse the government of putting profits for the elite and corporate interests ahead of the interests of average South Africans.

World of Africa: Economic crisis worsens in South Africa

A smartphone that's changing lives. Entrepreneur in Ivory Coast creates the country's first locally-made phone with voice commands in local languages

World of Africa: Alain Capo creates 'Open G'

Celebratory fireworks lit the night sky of Kabul sky on the first anniversary of the withdrawal of US troops from Afghanistan, which the Taliban are marking as 'Freedom Day'.

Taliban celebrates 1st anniversary of US troops withdrawal from Afghanistan

As a consequence of the Ukraine war, Africa has found itself bearing the brunt of food shortages and increased food prices as global-supply chains remain disrupted. But there is a new campaign, where the west and foreign leaders are seen as extending an olive branch to the continent especially former colonies. Some critics would argue it is a ploy to apologise for the wrongs in the past, while others say its neo-colonialism to counter China's influence in Africa. So, what is it that is enticing these leaders to the continent.

World Of Africa: Growing 'neo-colonialism' in Africa?

The much awaited inspection of Ukraine's Zaporizhzhia nuclear power plant is just hours away. A team of United Nations nuke watch dog is in Kyiv. The IAEA team met Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky.

IAEA team to inspect Zaporizhzhia nuclear plant; Ukraine seeks control over nuke plant

Taipei has fired warning shots at the Chinese drones that buzzed at a tiny offshore island. The firing happened shortly after the Taiwanese President ordered the military to take strong counter measures against provocations.

Taipei responds to China's increasing 'drone harassment'

Pakistan is currently grappling with nature's fury as incessant rainfall and consequent flash floods continue to add to the already existing woes. UN appeals for $160mn to help worst hit areas of Pakistan

WION Climate Tracker | UN appeals for $160mn to help worst hit areas of Pakistan

The devastating floods in Pakistan have triggered back breaking inflation. The prices of essentials especially vegetables have skyrocketed in several parts of the country.

Floods trigger backbreaking inflation in Pakistan; vegetable prices skyrocket

The US navy stopped an Iranian naval vessel from capturing a USC drone. The Iranian vessel tried to tore the drone away but was stopped after they were confronted by US forces.

US stops Iranian navy from capturing drone

The Saudi-backed LIV Golf series has pulled of its biggest coup. World no. 2 Cameron Smith has become the highest ranked player to sign up for the rebel circuit.

World No. 2 Cameron Smith becomes highest-ranked player to join LIV Golf series

A Pizza Hut commercial starring Mikhail Gorbachev resurfaced on Twitter following news of the former Soviet Union leader's death on Tuesday.

Old Pizza Hut ad goes viral after soviet leader Mikhail Gorbachev's death

Bogdan and Olga have had no electricity, gas or running water for more than a month in their village near the frontline in eastern Ukraine, but they have no plans to leave, our next report brings you more.

Ukraine war | No electricity, water for over a month- Ukrainian family determined to hold on to home

Pakistan is currently grappling with nature's fury as incessant rainfall and consequent flash floods continue to add to the already existing woes.

Incessant rainfall and flood batter Pakistan, Shehbaz govt hints at Indian imports amid shortages

In crisis-hit Sri Lanka, people are battling a decline in living standards as they find themselves forced to skip meals, ration medicines and turn to firewood in place of cooking gas.

Sri Lankans forced to skip meals amid economic crisis

iPhone came in 2007 with a touch screen much bigger than the ones that were on other phones at that time, it was an instant hit. But then Apple reached a point where critics argued it had lost its grip on innovation.

Tech Talk: Why is Apple struggling to innovate the iPhone?

Pakistan is finally going to get some respite with an aid to pull up its crumbling economy. The International Monetary Fund has approved an agreement to revive a massive loan program amidst the recent incessant rainfall and devastating floods that have marred the south Asian nation.

WION Dispatch: Pakistan to get $1.17 billion immediate aid to boost its economy

Crisis-hit Sri Lanka has unveiled fresh economic measures on Tuesday. The aim of the new reforms is to clinch a bailout from the International Monetary Fund. The reforms raise tax rates and increase payout to the poor.

WION Dispatch: Sri Lankan President presents first budget with hopes of IMF loan

Britain's biggest warship could miss important drills off the US coast after it suffered a propeller shaft malfunction shortly after setting sail.

UK's biggest warship breaks down: HMS Prince of Wales may miss important flight drills

Troubles for Tesla CEO Elon Musk aren't over, a California owner of a Tesla model 3 sued the electric vehicle maker. In a proposed class action over cars suddenly stopping for non-existent obstacles, calling it a frightening and dangerous nightmare.

Tesla hit with proposed class action over phantom braking issue

Philips said on Monday that it has expanded an earlier recall of some respiratory machines to a total of 1,700 devices globally due to possible contamination of a plastic component with a non-compatible material.

Philips expands respiratory devices recall

Turkey has become the go-to location for some sanctioned Russian oligarchs seeking to store their yachts, including Abramovich, who currently has four yachts, docked in Turkish ports.

WION Fineprint |Russian oligarch Abramovich moves entire yacht fleet to Turkiye

China arrested hundreds of people allegedly involved in the nation’s largest ever bank scandal, as the country gears up for the 20th Communist Party Congress. Molly Gambhir tells you more.

WION Fineprint |China arrests hundreds over banking scandal that sparked rare protests

The war in Ukraine has enflamed north-south rivalries among the German states, as Bavaria and Lower Saxony swap barbs over energy policy. Molly Gambhir tells you more.

WION Fineprint |Tensions in Germany flare up over energy divide

Russia's first deputy PM Andrey Belousov has said that Russia's economy will shrink by less than three percent in 2022, that's a much shallower contraction than initially expected while inflation will be below earlier projections.

Russian economy to contract by less than 3% in 2022

South Korea stated that it would cut annual government spending for the first time in more than a decade next year, as it strives to cut back on pandemic-era stimulus and help the central bank temper inflationary pressures.

South Korean government announces first cut in 13 years

At least 15 people were shot dead in Baghdad following clashes between rival groups. Iraq declared a nationwide curfew after supporters of Muqtada Al-Sadr stormed the government palace in Baghdad's Green Zone.

Curfew imposed after Sadr supporters enter government palace in Baghdad

Ukraine has announced the launch of a counter-offensive to recapture southern parts of the country and has advanced into the Kherson, Mykolaiv regions; however, Russia claimed to have repulsed the Ukrainian offensive.

Ukraine launches counter-offensive to recapture Kherson, Mykolaiv

In the interview with WION's diplomatic correspondent, Sidhant Sibal, the UNGA President Abdulla Shahid listed out his achievement under the Presidency of hope and how the Russia-Ukraine conflict was a challenge.

Straight Talk: 'I came with a promise of hope,' UNGA President Abdulla Shahid exclusive on WION

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