Battery shortages and supply disruptions from China have hit multi-billionaire Elon musk's Tesla motors. Musk said that Tesla is losing billions of dollars at its new factories because of supply chain snags.

Elon Musk: Factories losing billions | Plant production affected by supply chain disruptions

Around 350 terrorists were killed in Machil in recent years. Now, Indian soldiers are keeping a hawk-eye on Kashmir border at Machil sector after 200 terrorists reported near LoC. For more details, watch this report by Idrees Lone.

Indian army ramps up vigil at LoC, high risk of infiltration across Kashmir border

Indian army ramps up vigil at LoC, high risk of infiltration across Kashmir

An Indian delegation has visited Sri Lanka amid the ongoing economic crisis in a bid to assess the deteriorating situation. India will now provide further assistance to Sri Lanka.

India to provide further assistance to Sri Lanka amid the ongoing economic crisis

The Supreme Court overturned Roe vs Wade, holding that there is no longer a federal constitutional right to an abortion. For more on this, we're joined by WION's correspondent Susan Tehrani and VOA's correspondent Jessica Stone.

US abortion rights now in danger | Landmark ruling overturned after 50 years

There might be no ranking points on offer at Wimbledon, but there are plenty of storylines to watch out for at the grass court major. WION Sports Editor Digvijay Singh Deo spoke to Chairman of Selectors for the Indian Tennis Team, Nandan Bal, to set up the tournament.

Wimbledon Preview: Can Nadal extend lead in goat race?

Lebanon is banking on the summer tourism windfall to revive its frailing economy. On The West Asia Post, Ghadi Francis sits with Lebanon's tourism minister Walid Nassar to talk about how the government plans to revive tourism.

The West Asia Post| Lebanon pushes to revive tourism| WION exclusive with Walid Nassar

Netflix has decided to lay off around 4% of the workforce. It lay off 300 employees amid a cost-cutting drive. The layoff has mostly affected the employees in the US.

Netflix lays off 300 employees amid a cost-cutting drive

A Tata Nexon electric vehicle has caught fire in what the company says is the first instance of such an incident. The exact cause of the fire is unknown for now.

Tata Nexon electric vehicle catches fire, the exact cause of the fire is unknown

Amid economic woes, Lebanon's traditional pottery has witnessed a sharp drop. Traditional pottery can be traced back to the Phoenicians.

Lebanon's economic woes: Pottery sees sharp drop in demand

Around 40,000 rail staff are demanding a 7% pay rise. Amid the ongoing rail strike, only 20% of the train services are running. RMT union said that talks are underway but further strikes are possible.

UK rail strike: Only 20% of the train services are running

Automobile giant Toyota recalled its first mass-produced EVs less than 2 months after the launch. The risk of wheels coming loose is said to be the reason behind the recall.

Toyota recalls its first mass-produced EVs less than 2 months after the launch

Driven by high fuel prices and staffing issues for the airlines, Qantas will cut domestic capacity. However, the debt cut remained below pre-pandemic levels.

Qantas to cut domestic capacity: High fuel prices, staffing issues for airlines

The US Senate has passed a new gun control bill. The bill will now be sent back to the House. It is one of the most significant pieces of legislation addressing guns amid the recent rise in gun violence.

Gun control in the US: Senate passes bill on gun safety

Americans can legally carry loaded handguns in public places. The Supreme Court has opened the doors for almost all law abiding citizens to carry firearms for self-defense. The court also strikes down the New York gun law. Now, New Yorkers react to gun rights ruling.

US: New Yorkers react to gun rights ruling after Supreme Court strikes down the New York gun law

Americans are waiting on a landmark court case decision at the nation’s highest court. The Supreme Court is set to rule on a case that could overturn legal abortion across the country. For more details, we're joined by VOA’s Jessica Stone.

WION-VOA Co-Production: 61% Americans favour some sort of legal abortion

In a bid to help reduce the pollution caused by plastics in oceans. Scientists unveiled bionic robo-fish capable of hunting microplastics from the ocean surface.

Robots to solve ocean's pollution menace: 15mm long robo-fish to hunt for plastic

The US Senate passes gun control bill, the bill will now be sent back to the House

There seems to be no end to Jacob Zuma's legal votes. A new judicial inquiry report accuses the former South African President of stopping a probe into the Gupta brothers, it says that Zuma barred South Africa's spy agencies from investigating the Guptas.

Enquiry report on Zuma submitted amid reports of him stopping probe into Gupta brothers

In the year 2020 Israel made new Arab friends- the UAE, Bahrain, Sudan, Morocco. Normalization was the word on the streets, peace deals were built as game changers and nearly two years later the region is once again talking about normalization this time between Israel and Saudi Arabia.

Saudi-Israel normalisation on cards? Will Riyadh recognise Israel?

Pakistan's Prime Minister Shehbaz Sharif has announced a special tax on the super rich. Pakistan which is facing a crippling economic crisis is now looking for ways to shore up its finances.

Pakistan Government announces 'Robin Hood' tax

The G7 summit kicks off in Germany this weekend and major focus will be on the Russia-Ukraine war. The Summit comes days after EU leaders' Ukraine visit. For more on this, we are joined by WION's Principal Diplomatic Correspondent Siddhant Sibbal.

Germany all set to host the G7 summit

The G7 summit kicks off in Germany this weekend and major focus will be on the Russia-Ukraine war. Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi will be travelling to Germany for the second time in two months to take part in the G7 summit. For more on this, we are joined by WION's Principal Diplomatic Correspondent Siddhant Sibbal.

Indian PM Modi to attend G7 Summit in Germany

Now Americans can legally carry loaded handguns in public places. The Supreme Court has opened the doors for almost all law abiding citizens to carry firearms for self-defense. The court also strikes down the New York gun law.

The US Supreme Court expands gun rights as it strikes down the New York gun law

People in Gaza are enjoying clean and safe seawater after 2 years. They are swimming, surfing and sitting by the shore to experience a clean and safe beach.

People in Gaza enjoy clean & safe seawater after 2 years

Europe is planning to go back to coal as Russia choked off gas supplies. Experts have warned of climate risks against 'backsliding on fossil fuels'.

Embracing the 'dirty fuel': Russia's gas choke sends Europe back to coal

China is reeling under record breaking floods and as per authorities more extreme weather to come during this year's flood season. Thousands of people have been evacuated.

China reeling under large-scale floods, tech capital Shenzhen among the worst hit

Israel and UK military bases helped fight wildfire in the island country of Cyprus. As per reports, 2,600 acres of land have been affected from the fire so far.

Israel & UK military bases help fight wildfire in the island country of Cyprus

Have you noticed a rise in unexplained deaths? Have you noticed how many young people are suddenly dying of heart attacks? The Wuhan Virus has made us prone to heart problems, It has also left many people with long covid. Palki Sharma tells you more

Gravitas: Legacy of the Wuhan virus: Heart attacks and long covid

Since last week, Russia's Gazprom has cut gas supplies to Europe by 60% An EU official has claimed that Russia has "weaponized" energy. Has Moscow launched an economic war on Europe? Palki Sharma tells you.

Gravitas: Will Russia turn off Europe's gas supply?

Pakistan has taken another loan from China. Islamabad owes over $14 billion to Beijing. How will it repay the loans? A report claims that locals in Gilgit Baltistan are afraid. They fear parts of PoK could be leased out to settle Chinese debts. Palki Sharma has more

Gravitas: Will China make Pakistan lease parts of PoK?

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