The European Union threatened legal action against UK over its Northern Ireland protocol bill. The country's foreign secretary reiterated its stand claiming that the proposed bill which overrides some of the post-Brexit trade rules for Northern Ireland is well within the framework of International laws

Row over Northern Ireland Protocol

Iraq is going through a climate crisis, there is water shortage, heat waves and sand storms that are engulfing entire cities. Iraq's latest crisis is not just a result of climate change, the man to blame here is late dictator Saddam Hussein whose political ecology has left the war-torn nation more vulnerable to climate crisis

Climate Crisis next big threat for Iraq

Turkey is expected to face even more storms and flooding after a weekend when floods have killed at least four people. 42 towns in North and Central Turkey have received bad weather warnings. Rains and hail storms caused heavy flooding across north and central turkey over the weekend

Turkiye: Rains & Hailstorms over weekend cause floods

Australia people urged to rethink before keeping rescued animals as pets. Experts say people do more harm than good by attempting to raise a rescued native animal

Bonorong Wildlife Sanctuary treats pets

The Indian capital has been put under a yellow alert after Delhi recorded a maximum temperature of 42 degrees celsius. This is within 25 days of the summer season, as per the Indian Meteorological Department data this is the highest number of such days since 2012.

Heat wave in Northern Indian: Indian Capital records at least 42°C

The fight for Eastern Ukraine continues to intensify, Ukraine's authorities have now claimed that all bridges to the embattled city of Severodonetsk have now been destroyed. The development came after Ukraine said that its forces have been pushed back from the center of the eastern city where fighting with Russia has raged for weeks

Russia-Ukraine war: Fight for Severodonetsk intensifies as Russia cuts off last route out of besieged city

In an alleged democracy of Pakistan, agitators including young men and women who had gathered outside the assembly of the Sindh province in Pakistan were shoved, dragged and manhandled by the Pakistan police. These protesters were demanding the release of two missing Baloch students

Protests outside Sindh assembly in Pakistan over release of 2 missing Baloch students

High inflation and costly crude has led to a steep fall in the value of currencies worldwide in comparison to the US dollar.

Steep fall in value of global currencies

It might look and smell like McDonald's but now it's Vkusno & tochka. The golden arches are gone and the Big Mac is no longer on the menu. This is a new era for Russia's fast-food scene. Molly Gambhir explains on WION Fineprint

Big Mac leaves Russia| Russia opens rebranded McDonald's restaurants

There has been a change at the top of the world rankings in tennis with Novak Djokovic's three month long stint over following his inability to defend the French Open title. Djokovic's could drop out of the top 10 by early September due to his unvaccinated status.

ATP rankings update: Daniil Medvedev takes over World No. 1 ranking, Djokovic at third

Britain's government overcame a legal challenge to its controversial policy to begin deporting asylum seekers to Rwanda as the High Court dismissed campaigners' attempts to win an injunction and said the first flight could leave next week.

'Move to thwart people trafficking,' UK's Rwanda asylum plan faces last-gasp challenge

Russia's former Prime Minister and President Dmitry Medvedev is back in the news amid the Kremlin's war against Ukraine. He warned of military strikes and his recent swipe at the west vowing to make enemies of Russia disappear

Russia-Ukraine war: Dmitry Medvedev vows to make Russia's enemies 'disappear'

The House January 6 committee will gather for its second hearing this month which will focus primarily on former President Donald Trump's voter fraud claims, the house panel will hear testimonies from live witnesses including Trump's campaign manager.

Capitol Riot Hearing: What to look out for on the January 6 Capitol hearing?

After years of deadly gun violence of protests and appeals it seems as if America will soon get its first significant if narrowed gun safety laws. US senators have created a cross-party framework on gun safety

US: Bipartisan gun reforms proposal unveiled

It's been exactly one year since Israel's coalition government was formed on the 13th of June 2021, ending a series of elections that had resulted in a political deadlock while many including the former prime minister Benjamin Netanyahu predicted the coalition's imminent downfall.

Israel Coalition govt: What did Israel's most diverse government achieve in a year?

At least nine men assaulted women in the northeastern city of Tangshan and this incident has unleashed outrage on Chinese social media platforms. A graphic video from last week has gone viral on china's social media platform where a man can be seen approaching a woman and then brutally attacking her.

China: Nine men beat up women at a restaurant, assault sparks outrage on Chinese social media platforms

In an exclusive interview of Sri Lankan PM Ranil Wickremesinghe with Palki Sharma on WION's Global Leadership, he said, all the shortages are over lack of dollars. We need to find the dollars, our real crisis is the dollar crisis.

Global Leadership Series: "Our real crisis is the dollar crisis", says Sri Lankan PM

In an exclusive conversation with Sri Lankan PM Ranil Wickremesinghe on WION Global Leadership Series, he said, there is a man-made economic crisis. This is a difficult situation, we must work together.

Global Leadership Series: Sri Lanka's economic crisis: A humanitarian emergency?

In an exclusive interview of Sri Lankan PM Ranil Wickremesinghe with Palki Sharma on WION's Global Leadership, he said, this is the most challenging appointment I ever had and someone had to take up the challenge.

Global Leadership Series: Why Did Sri Lankan PM Ranil Wickremesinghe take the Job?

In the face of flaring geopolitical tensions, the global nuclear arsenal is set to rise in the coming years. For the first time since the cold war, the risk of such weapons being used is the greatest in decades. The data has been published in the annual report of the Stockholm international peace research institute.

Study: Global nuclear arsenal set to rise

Days after US inflation touched a 40-year high, Asian stocks sank today morning. Bond yields have ticked higher. Red hot US inflation reignited worries about even more aggressive federal policy.

Asian stock sink as high US inflation trigger worries

Indian IT industry is witnessing the highest growth rate in over a decade according to NASSCOM. The hiring trend is also likely to grow further.

Indian IT Industry outlook: Highest growth rate witnessed in over a decade according to NASSCOM

The fuel pump prices are surging in the UK. To check the hike in price and looming inflation, the competition watchdog has ordered a review of fuel markets.

UK orders review of fuel markets as fuel pump prices surge

Hyundai motors have been forced to cut production lines amid a truck strike in South Korea. Steel maker Posco also had to halt some plants as striking truckers demand higher pay.

South Korea truck strike: Steel maker Posco to halt some plants

Parts shortage has hit the auto industry in Russia. Russia's car sales are expected to halve in 2022. May car sales slid 83.5% year on year.

Russia's car sales to halve in 2022 as the auto industry grapples with supply issues

The UK is ready to set out its legal position today on the Northern Ireland Protocol. The UK is unhappy with the Northern Ireland protocol. New legislation needs approval from the UK parliament.

UK unhappy with the Northern Ireland protocol as it plans to set out its legal position today

Team of archaeologists discovered a 3,400-year-old city which was once located on the Tigris river, the city belonged to the Mitanni Empire and emerged from the waters of the Mosul reservoir.

German-Kurdish archaeological team discover 3,400-year-old city in Iraq

The United Kingdom is ready to set out its legal position today on the Northern Ireland Protocol. The UK is unhappy with the Northern Ireland protocol and has opposed changes. However, the new legislation needs approval from the UK parliament.

United Kingdom seeks to override Northern Ireland protocol

Pope has apologised for cancelling his Africa trip due to his walking problem. Pope Francis is having an issue with his knee. The trip was scheduled between June 2-7.

Pope Francis apologises for missing the Africa trip due to a walking problem

Amid the ongoing stalemate over Iran nuclear deal and US sanctions, Iran's currency Rial's value has dropped to a new low. The price of basic commodities reaches a record high.

The economic crisis in Iran: Rial value drops amid US sanctions

The Russian invasion of Ukraine has been raging on for more than 100 days now, and scores of civilians have lost their lives in the conflict. Armies of both countries have been involved in intense fights since Russian troops entered Ukraine. Now, Russia solidifies its presence in Ukraine and blows up a key bridge.

Russia-Ukraine conflict: Russia solidifies its presence in Ukraine & blows up a key bridge

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