A nightclub in Sydney has taken its zero tolerance policy on harassment to an all-new level by adding a clause on unwanted attention from strangers. In Sydney's club 77, if people are caught staring at someone without their consent, will be escorted out of the club's premises.

Australian Nightclub requires verbal consent for staring, new policy criticised

Residents in a Los Angeles neighborhood which feature in the Fast and Furious movies are now protesting against the filming of the forthcoming Fast X. Residents say that they are tired of the attention the franchise has brought to the neighborhood since the debut of The Fast and Furious movie.

Protest against stunts filmed in LA neighbourhood, car enthusiasts take over the streets to race

Over 1000 dead as floods ravage Pakistan with heavy rains continuing to pound several regions. Pakistan has declared national emergency after nearly 45 million people displaced following worst floods since 2010.

WION Climate Tracker: Pakistan struggles to cope with floods; 1000 dead, 45 million affected

Russia has posed a new challenge for NATO and an Israeli firm said that Russia sent S-300 air defence system back home. Meanwhile, NATO chief Stoltenberg said Russia's capabilities in the North are a strategic challenge for NATO.

WION Fineprint: Arm race between nations amid Ukraine war | Russia poses a new challenge for NATO

A redacted version of an affidavit used by the FBI to obtain a search warrant for former US President Donald Trump's Mar-A-Lago home has been released. It sheds new light on the federal investigation into Trump's handling of official documents some of which contained America's most sensitive information.

US: Heavily redacted FBI affidavit released, cites 'evidence of obstruction'

Taiwan and the United States seem to be deepening their ties. The 2 countries have inked a 6 year long deal for ammunition and parts of Apache and Black Hawk helicopters. The $45 million deal will be implemented in the last month of this year and will go on till December 2028.

US, Taiwan ink 6 year long ammunition deal, contract amid fears of a possible Chinese blockade

Hundreds of thousands of Russians and Belarusians moved to Ukraine for a better future but once Moscow attacked their new home, things started to change. While they support their host country fully, many of them are now facing challenges.

WION Fineprint: Tale of Belarusians & Russians in Ukraine | War turned neighbours into enemies

An air strike in the capital of Ethiopia's Northern Tigray region has killed at least 7 people and has triggered blame game between the break of authorities and the federal government.

Air Strike in Ethiopia's Tigray region, fight between forces and national government continues

Venice is now using its iconic canals for a special silver screen experience for all film enthusiasts and moviegoers. This floating cinema is all set with boats gondolas and floats for screening as Venice gears up for the 79th international film festival.

Venice Film Festival: Floating cinema - Unknown waters | Boarding boats for a special screening

There's a fresh concern of radiation leak at Zaporizhzhia nuclear plant. Russia and Ukraine both are again trading charges. Russia has blamed the Ukrainian troops of shelling continuously near the plants.

Russia accuses Ukraine of shelling near Zaporizhzhia plant

Ukraine war and pandemic has accelerated the food scarcity around the globe. An alarming report by the United Nations world food program said 345 million people in the world are facing severe food shortages.

War in Ukraine drives global food crisis; African nations suffering acute food scarcity

Europe's energy crisis is getting worse. Electricity bills are soaring, gas reserves are depleting and winter is coming. As the mercury dips, gas and oil consumption is going to pick up but Europe doesn't have enough supplies.

Decoding Europe's efforts to stave off the energy crisis

The Pakistani government has declared a state of National Emergency after devastating floods that have led to almost about a 1000 deaths and have left almost over 30 million people without shelter across the country.

Heavy rain pounds much of Pakistan; 1000 dead, 45 million affected

War in Ukraine has entered its seventh month with no end in sight to what Moscow calls its special military operation. Meanwhile Russia has reportedly stepped up attacks in Donetsk.

War in Ukraine enters its seventh month | Russia steps up attacks in Donetsk

The Russia controlled Zaporizhzhia Nuclear Power Plant has resumed energy supplies to Ukraine. The plant was reconnected to the Ukrainian power grid after it was disconnected on Thursday due to a fire caused by alleged Russian shelling.

Zaporizhzhia Nuclear Plant reconnected to Ukrainian grid after shelling, situation remains risky

Dinosaur tracks Sunken Nazi ships Ancient megaliths While rivers are dying of thirst, the #2022droughts have revealed many relics. We investigate them in 'Scorched: Summer of Droughts'

WION WIDEANGLE | Scorched: Summer of droughts

US Fed chair Chair Jerome Powell addressed annual central bankers gathering. He said taming inflation will inflict pain on Americans and Fed could keep lifting rates sharply for 'some time'.

US: No sign of relief for millions of Americans, interest rates highest since 1980s

Donald Trump called the FBI “political hacks and thugs” and also criticised the Justice Department after the release of a heavily redacted version of the affidavit filed in front of the judge while seeking permission to raid his Mar-a-Lago residence. In other news, a report claimed that female students in Afghanistan were not allowed to leave Kabul in order to study in Kazakhstan and Qatar.

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The affidavit claimed that the search was conducted after the FBI spoke to witnesses and found “probable cause” to suggest that documents containing “national defense information” were present at the property.

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According to China's state-run Global Times, the People's Liberation Army (PLA) conducted "realistic combat exercise" around Taiwan just hours after US Senator Marsha Blackburn met Taiwan's President Tsai Ing-wen.

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Both male and female students were supposed to leave for higher studies, only the men were finally allowed to fly out of Afghanistan, Sputnik quoted the sources in their report on Friday.

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Jens Stoltenberg&nbsp;stated that the capabilities of Russia in the far north "are a strategic challenge for the whole alliance" due to the country's massive military build-up in the area.&nbsp;

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Donald Trump called the FBI “political hacks and thugs” and also criticised the Justice Department after the release of a heavily redacted version of the affidavit filed in front of the judge while seeking permission to raid his Mar-a-Lago residence.

Donald Trump called the FBI “political hacks and thugs” and also criticised the Justice Department after the release of a heavily redacted version of the affidavit filed in front of the judge while seeking permission to raid his Mar-a-Lago residence. In other news, a report claimed that female students in Afghanistan were not allowed to leave Kabul in order to study in Kazakhstan and Qatar. Click on the headlines to read more: 'Hacks and thugs': Donald Trump lashes out as FBI cites 'evidence of obstruction' in Mar-a-Lago raid The affidavit claimed that the search was conducted after the FBI spoke to witnesses and found “probable cause” to suggest that documents containing “national defense information” were present at the property. China conducts 'realistic combat exercise' as US Senator Marsha Blackburn meets Taiwan President According to China's state-run Global Times, the People's Liberation Army (PLA) conducted "realistic combat exercise" around Taiwan just hours after US Senator Marsha Blackburn met Taiwan's President Tsai Ing-wen. Taliban restricts female students from leaving Kabul for studies: Report Both male and female students were supposed to leave for higher studies, only the men were finally allowed to fly out of Afghanistan, Sputnik quoted the sources in their report on Friday. Russian militarisation in Arctic region 'strategic challenge', says NATO chief Jens Stoltenberg stated that the capabilities of Russia in the far north "are a strategic challenge for the whole alliance" due to the country's massive military build-up in the area. WATCH | US inflation woes: No sign of relief for millions of Americans

Morning news brief: Trump lashes out at FBI, China conducts 'realistic combat exercise', and more

Europe promised to lead the world on climate change. It lectured developing nations for relying on coal. Now the same Europe is conveniently buying coal and restarting coal-fired power plants. What happened to its climate goals? Can it still preach others? Palki Sharma exposes Europe's hypocrisy.

Gravitas Plus: Europe's hypocrisy on fossil fuels

Protests erupted across Britain on Friday after the country increased its energy price cap by almost about 80%. The protesters have gathered outside Britain's energy regulator of gems headquarters in London.

UK energy bills to rise by 80% in October; protesters denounce Ofgem' price cap plan

We go on a scenic ride along with some cyclists near India’s capital and find out if it’s a workout worth trying out.

The Good Life | Noida Cycling Club hopes to motivate people to take up riding

Should you exercise only to lose wight? Should you talk to kids about weight? Fitness expert Sumaya Dalmia tells us why women should stop fearing strength training.

The Good Life | The right reasons to exercise: Decoding health and fitness myths

It’s time for your favourite skinny jeans to retire! We tell you about the trends which have now been discarded to the fashion recycle bin.

The Good Life | Fashion Recycle Bin 2022: Say goodbye to these fashion trends

A Crusader fortress on Syria’s Mediterranean coast that welcomed hordes of visitors before the war but now the custodian of a castle has a lonely job. Dayoub passes his time sipping tea or enjoying the view.

With few visitors, custodian of Syria's Al-Marqab castle has a lonely job

No player has won back-to-back grand slam titles since Naomi Osaka at the 2019 Australian open. 12 players have have won their maiden grand slam singles title since the start of 2017

Why is Women's Singles so unpredictable?

Drought in China has caused Yangtze river to dry up. Lakes & ponds have reduced to rocks & pebbles. The receding water levels have revealed ancient Buddhist statues.

Drought in China causes Yangtze river to dry up; lakes & ponds reduced to rocks & pebbles

New study has revealed lasting impact of alcohol and suggested very first drink can alter our brains forever. As per study, one sip of alcohol can cause permanent cellular changes.

New study suggests very first drink can alter our brains forever

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

Trending on WION: Astronomers find exoplanet with oceans deeper than earth

Over 1000 killed in Pakistan floods; army deployed in worst hit areas

The new German Ambassador to India Dr Ackermann inaugurated an air purifier tower in Delhi. In his first ever interview since presenting his credentials to Indian President Droupadi Murmu, has said the new government in Berlin has a "clear focus on India".

'Govt in Berlin has a clear focus on India,' says German Ambassador Ackermann

Israel has the largest percentage of vegans per capita globally. Tel Aviv's Freedom Farm promotes veganism to all visitors. The farm is a safe haven for abused and rescued animals.

WION takes you inside Tel Aviv's Freedom Farm | Safe haven for abused & rescued animals

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