Lord Geidt has resigned as the UK prime minister's adviser on ministerial interests. Meanwhile, he is the second UK ethics adviser who has resigned in 18 months.

UK PM's ethics adviser Christopher Geidt resigns from office

Ford Motor Co is recalling nearly million vehicles due to a gear shifting problems. The National Highway Traffic Safety Administration (NHTSA) lists 5 car models to be recalled as defects do not allow gear system to work appropriately.

Ford recalls nearly 3 million vehicles in US again

In UK, Britons are subscribing less to music as they seek more savings. Britons cancelled over 1 million music subscriptions in the first quarter due to worsening cost of living crisis.

UK music subscriptions in decline as households seek more savings

India is hosting the meeting of foreign ministers of association of southeast Asian nations otherwise known as ASEAN marking three decades of the country's dialogue relationship and also the 10th anniversary of strategic partnership with the 10 nation group.

ASEAN Meet: India hosts 2-day special ASEAN-Foreign ministers meet

Japan has announced a one-year jail term and a $2,200 fine for online hate. In 2020, Japanese TV star died by suicide after cyber hate. This new law follows celebrity death. Watch this report!

Japan announces one-year long jail term for online insults

The US Federal Reserve raised its benchmark interest rate by 75 basis point. This is the biggest and most aggressive interest rate increase since 1994. The Federal Open Market Committee said that it decided to raise the target range for the benchmark borrowing rate to 1.5%-1.75%.

Federal reserve raises rates by 75 basis-point, most aggressive rate hike since 1994

Ryanair has dropped its controversial Afrikaans quiz after it mandated that the South African passport holders must answer before they could board their flights to or from London in the United Kingdom.

Ryanair drops Afrikaans quiz after backlash

Virtus is the latest product from VW camp in India that is looking at reviving mid-size Sedan segment. On this, WION speaks to Ashish Gupta, Brand Director, VW Cars India Watch this report for more details.

WION speaks to Ashish Gupta, Brand Director, VW Cars India

India has given final approval to a proposal for directly allocating airwaves to enterprises paving the way for them to operate private 5G networks. The government also said it would hold the 5G spectrum auction by the end of July.

Indian government to auction 5G airwaves, allows private captive networks

Pakistan's Finance Minister Miftah Ismail announced that the federal government has decided to raise the price of petrol by another PKR 24 per litre. This is the the third such raise within the last 20 days.

Pakistan: Govt raises fuel price for third time in 20 days

After multiple logistical challenges, January 6th house committee will gather once again for the third hearing into the capital siege. For this session, the focus will be on how former president Donald Trump forced then vice president Mike Pence to reject the electoral count.

Capitol Riots hearing: Panel probes pressure on Mike Pence to reject electoral count

Youth day in South Africa commemorates the Soweto uprising of June 16, 1976. In 1975, protests started in South African schools following a directive from the then Bantu Education department that said that Afrikaans had to be used as an equal basis with the English as the language of instruction in secondary schools.

Soweto uprising changed South Africa's political landscape

For the third time this year, the Federal reserve has raised interest rates and this time by three-quarters of a percent. With this the stakes for the US economy and American consumers are high, Federal Reserve chairman Jerome Powell made the announcement on Wednesday where he reiterated that they are committed to bringing inflation down.

United States: Federal Reserve raises benchmark rates, most aggressive hike since 1994

So what's your skin care routine? What's your beauty regimen? As they say- Toner, serum, face mask glow, facial sunscreen, hydration mist, night creams. Is skincare regimen overwhelming or calming for you?

The Good Life: Social media is not your dermatologist

The Indian capital, New Delhi and the adjoining regions got a much needed respite from a soaring heat wave. Overnight rainfall brought down the temperature to 37 degrees Celsius. The weather department has predicted that the national capital will witness more rainfall in days to come

Delhi gets respite from heatwave | 3 wildfires burn in Spain

Australia's newly elected government has increased the 2030 target for cutting carbon emissions. This step brings the country more in line with the climate commitments of other economies that are part of the Paris climate accord. Australia has now said that it would cut carbon emissions by 43 from the 2005 levels by 2030

Australia raises 2030 target for cutting emissions

In Netherlands, a sleek and smart solution to one of the world's biggest problems plastic waste has been developed by a Dutch startup called Run Marine technology. This Aquadrone is one of many innovations sprouting up in recent years to address the problem of plastic waste in rivers and seas

Trash traps to keep rivers, seas free from plastic waste

India is facing a dilemma to remain dependent on fossil fuel to drive the economy or to shift to clean energy. Both the scenarios are tricky especially at a time when India faces record heat wave but also needs energy to avoid power shortages

Delhi tries to shift to green fuel

Tens of thousands of children in Ethiopia are suffering from the most deadly form of malnutrition. One of the factors that resulted in this situation is prolonged droughts

Ethiopia: Thousands of kids face 'most deadly' malnutrition

India hosted the meeting of foreign ministers of association of Southeast Asian nations or ASEAN, marking the three decades of the country's dialogue relation and the 10th anniversary of the strategic partnership with the 10 nation group.

India hosts 2-day special foreign ministers meet, marks 30 years of India-ASEAN dialogue

Fuel prices are on fire in Pakistan. For the third time in less than a month, fuel prices have been increased, this time prices of petroleum products have been hiked by up to 59 Pakistani rupees per liter.

Pakistan: Third fuel price hike in 20 days

With Joe Biden's first trip to West Asia as president planned for July, his administration has reportedly urged Israel to not take any unilateral steps before the visit which could jeopardize ties with the Palestinian authority.

US President Joe Biden's first visit to West Asia

Thousands of Sri Lankans are queuing up outside oil stations hoping for just a drop of fuel. The oil crisis has immobilized the island nation, citizens are unable to drive their cars and public transport has also been severely affected.

Sri Lanka fuel crisis: People wait overnight outside gas stations

US President Joe Biden announced another billion dollar aid package will be offered to Ukraine after a conversation with president Zelensky. US defence secretary Lloyd Austin said that Russia's invasion of Ukraine is a pivotal moment and its allies could not lose focus on the ongoing conflict.

United States to send humanitarian aid to Ukraine amid ongoing Russian offensives

The war in Ukraine is nearing its fifth month and the situation in eastern Ukraine continues to worsen. With an increase in shelling and war casualties, ambulance teams in the Donbas region have come to the rescue of those front-line soldiers.

Russia-Ukraine crisis | 500 front-line soldiers injured daily: Ambulance teams

The Spanish La Liga have stepped up their attack on cash-rich clubs Paris Saint-Germain and Manchester city. The league claims that the two clubs have continuously breached financial fair play rules and have lodged a formal complaint with UEFA.

La Liga claim continuous 'FFP breaches' against Manchester City, PSG

China’s president, Xi Jinping offered 'deeper cooperation' to Russia in a phone call with his Russian counterpart, Vladimir Putin. This was the second phone call between Xi-Putin since war began.

China’s Xi reaffirms support in call with Russian President Putin

Satellite images have revealed that Iran could be preparing to launch a rocket. The United States has urged Tehran to de-escalate tensions. Palki Sharma tells you why America is worried.

Gravitas: Iran is preparing for a rocket launch

K-pop band BTS have announced they will take some time off to focus on solo projects. From Beatles to Backstreet Boys, several top bands have taken a break or broken up at the peak of their careers. Palki Sharma tells you why.

Gravitas: K-Pop band BTS announce hiatus

After Pakistan and Sri Lanka, Laos is staring at a default., The country's cash reserves have plummeted and there is a serious shortage of fuel. Laos owes $14.5 Billion to its creditors. About half of the public debt is owed to China. Palki Sharma tells you more.

Gravitas: Another Chinese Debtor faces default

India has rejected a WTO draft proposal seeking to end fishery subsidies. The government has defended its position as necessary to protect the vulnerable fishing community in India. Palki Sharma tells you why India's opposition is justified.

Gravitas: India fights for fishery subsidies at WTO meeting

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