A 5-member Pakistani delegation is in India for the 118th edition of the Indus river water talks. Why is India sticking to this treaty despite Pakistan's repeated attempts to foster cross-border terrorism? Palki Sharma tells you.

Gravitas: Pakistan delegation in India for Indus water talks

The ongoing Russian invasion has not only brought in the horrors of civilian casualties, it has also triggered fresh concerns regarding the safety of journalists and reporters covering the developments from the frontline. In the latest, latest France has now called for an immediate investigation to probe the killing of a French journalist who died during a Russian bombardment.

French journalist killed in attack on humanitarian convoy in Ukraine

Real Madrid lifted their 14th European Cup/Champions League title on Sunday with a 1-0 win over Liverpool in the final at the Stade de France in Paris. Real Madrid have now won the Champions League title an incredible 14 times - twice as many as AC Milan (7), who are at the second spot behind them in the list of most UCL crowns in football history.

14th Champions League title: Why Real Madrid remain the Kings of Europe

EU leaders on Monday backed a ban on more than two-thirds of Russian oil imports, in a compromise deal with Hungary to punish Russia for the war in Ukraine.

EU resolves deadlock over Russian oil

Abu Dhabi is all set to host the IIFA 2022 from June 3-4. This year, IIFA will celebrate 20 years of Salman Khan in the Hindi film industry.

IIFA 2022 to celebrate 20 years of Salman Khan

This year's Eurovision song contest was extra special because, as their fellow citizens fought against Russia's invasion, a Ukrainian band Kalush Orchestra emerged victorious at the 66th edition. The band members have decided to sell their trophy. Ukrainians have united against Russia's attack

Ukraine's Kalush Orchestra band member decide to sell Eurovision trophy, raises $900,000

As more and more countries report cases of Monkeypox, the World Health Organization is on a mission to ease the growing fears. The WHO now says it doesn't believe Monkeypox outside Africa will lead to a pandemic

WHO: Monkeypox moderate risk to overall public health

Taiwan claims that China has made the largest incursion since January. At least 30 aircraft entered Taiwan's airspace and Taiwanese fighters say they scrambled against Chinese aircraft.

Taiwan-China tensions: At least 30 Chinese Aircraft enter Taiwanese airspace

India's Northern belt has witnessed a tough summer with temperatures soaring as high as 45°C. On Monday, the weather took a 360 degree turn, skies with scorching sun turned into black clouds with lightning. India's capital New Delhi was lashed by hail storm

Strong wind & rain batters India's capital New Delhi

The battle for Eastern Ukraine is hitting up, Russian forces are trying to surround the towns under Ukrainian control. The ground troops are outnumbered and outgunned and the US has backed off from helping Ukraine with rocket systems

US dismisses Ukraine's demand for long-range weapons

In China, anger is brewing as cities are dealing with month-long lockdowns, citizens have been forced to stay at home and health workers are dragging people out of their homes forcing them to quarantine.

China's harsh covid-19 lockdowns exacerbate population crisis

Rescuers have recovered all the bodies from the wreckage site of the Tara Air plane that crashed in Nepal’s mountainous Mustang district on Sunday with 22 persons on board, including four Indians.

Nepal plane crash: Nepal Army recovers all bodies, 4 Indians were on board the plane

Sri Lanka is reeling under a severe economic crisis. Acute fuel & food shortage has gripped the island nation amid the worst economic crisis since its independence.

Sri Lanka: Acute fuel & food shortage grips the island nation amid worst economic crisis

After facing a severe COVID wave and lockdown, Shanghai is all set to ease COVID curbs from June 1 as it adopts a lockdown exit plan.

Shanghai to ease COVID curbs from June 1 as Chinese city adopts a lockdown exit plan

At least 79 people have lost their lives due to the heavy rainfall and the flooding in the Northeastern part of Brazil. Heavy rains are expected to continue for the next few days

Landslide after torrential rains in Brazil's Pernambuco

As climate change continues to impact life forms around the world, conservationists are concerned about the dwindling numbers of the North Sea Puffins.

Puffins numbers low in Farne Islands, decline attributed to Global warming

California's Governor Gavin Newsom and New Zealand's Prime Minister Jacinda Ardern have pledged to work together against climate change. The two leaders signed a memorandum of cooperation aimed at reducing pollution and bolstering a clean economy while emphasizing on community resilience and partnership with indigenous leaders

California Guv Newsom & New Zealand PM Ardern sign pact to combat climate change

Iran's Vice President meanwhile held talks with the Iraqi Foreign Minister in Baghdad. The two leaders discussed climate change and severe drought in Iraq

Iran, Iraq hold talks on climate change

Conservationists in Kenya are attempting to save Northern White Rhino from extinction by extracting mature eggs from female Rhinos and fertilizing them in a lab

Conservationists in Kenya create Rhino embryos in Labs to save species

Much to the world's surprise, Southern Chile's lush forest might also be home to the world's oldest tree interestingly known as the Great Grandfather. The tree is likely to be more than 5000 years old

Scientists: One of the oldest living trees in Chile

Iraq is facing wheat acute shortage due to climate change. The shortage of water for irrigation and lower than expected rainfall are being cited as the prime reasons behind the situation in Iraq

Water shortage limits wheat production in Iraq

In its 75 years of independent history, Pakistan has muddled through many crises but for the people of the country and its changing leadership the crises are just not ending. The current government led by Shehbaz Sharif is trying to leave no stone unturned to tackle the current economic crisis.

Pakistan: Shehbaz government battles financial crunch, hopes to salvage IMF fund deal

A comment by the Israeli president of the World Economic Forum has sparked a political row in Pakistan. President Isaac Herzog of Israel at Davos talked about a great change regarding Israel's ties with the Muslim world. WION's Anas Mallick brings in all latest developments.

Great change: Israeli president says received delegation of Pakistani expats

A stampede broke out at the Barclays center in Brooklyn, New York injuring at least 10 people. Last night, the crowd was leaving the arena after a boxing match when word of gunshots spread among the crowd.

United States: 10 people injured in Brooklyn, shooting scare leads to stampede

The world is observing no tobacco day. WHO has outlined the negative impact of the tobacco industry. It said that smoking kills 8 million people every year.

WHO outlines the negative impact of the tobacco industry on world no tobacco day

Former Pakistan PM Imran Khan says that he has called off protests to stop the bloodshed. He has also blamed the current Pakistan government for chaos.

'Protests called off to stop bloodshed': Former Pakistan PM Imran Khan

After intense negotiations in Kabul, Pakistan government-TTP agree on a ceasefire. However, several other issues remain to be ironed out.

Pakistan government-TTP agree on a ceasefire after 'Intense' negotiations held in Kabul

European Union leaders and officials are assembled in Brussels for a two-day emergency summit, it's an 11th-hour effort to finalize a sixth package of sanctions against Moscow, the package includes an oil embargo against Russia and plans to reduce dependency on Russian energy.

Discussions on oil embargo: European Union holds two-day summit in Brussels

Singapore is encouraging investment in robotics and automation partly to meet a labor crunch in the country robots will serve customers in libraries and cafes and will be working on construction sites

Singapore witnesses a sharp decline in its workforce amid automation boost

Ukraine's second largest city of Kharkiv is also facing bombardment, local authorities claim two civilians have been injured in a village in the northeast and over two thousand apartment blocks have been wholly or partially destroyed, President Zelensky toured the city.

Ukrainian president Zelensky visits frontline soldiers in Kharkiv region

Thousands of Israeli religious nationalists have paraded through Muslim parts of the Old City of Jerusalem to mark Jerusalem day. Various incidents of violence have been reported during the march.

Israeli forces, Palestinians clash at West Bank as thousands stage march to mark Jerusalem Day

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