How much protein do you consume in a day? How much protein should you eat in a day? Can too much protein be harmful? But why protein has become an indispensable part of our life, here we bring you this special report.

The Good Life: Has protein become a crucial ingredient for healthy living

Delegations from Sweden and Finland are set to meet Turkish officials today, the meeting comes with the hope of clearing up differences with Ankara after Turkey opposed Sweden and Finland's bid to join NATO.

Sweden, Finland delegations hope to woo Turkey over NATO bid

The battle between Pakistan PM Shehbaz Sharif and PTI Chief Imran Khan has reignited. The last political fight ended with Imran Khan's ouster and the outcome of this one remains to be seen as Pakistan is inching towards a political turmoil again.

Pakistan Political Turmoil: Shehbaz Sharif versus Imran Khan again

It has been nine months since the Taliban took over Afghanistan. US Special representative for Afghanistan Thomas West met with Foreign Minister of the Afghan Government Amir Khan Muttaqi and highlighted the international community's unified opposition to the Taliban which is growing as a result of recent restrictions on Afghan women and girls

US Envoy raises issue of women's rights in Afghanistan

New photographs have emerged of British Prime Minister Boris Johnson from another party during the lockdown. These images were published by the British broadcaster ITV shows Johnson partying with 9 other people

New 'Partygate' photos leak online, UK PM under scanner

Here we bring you a quick round-up of all latest news, top headlines and international breakings from all across the globe, stay tuned with Gravitas for more!

Gravitas Global Headlines: Sri Lanka fuel price hike; Iran building collapse

PM Narendra Modi & US President Joe Biden held their first bilateral after the war in Ukraine. The President of US did bring Ukraine up but did not drag India in. Has Washington realized New Delhi won't conform? Palki Sharma reports.

Gravitas: Decoding The Modi-Biden Bilateral

Inflation is setting new records globally. Japan is feeling the pinch too, but its record inflation is just 2%. The country's central bank is looking for higher inflation. Why? Due to a long-standing financial policy. Palki Sharma brings you a ground report.

Gravitas: Japan's longstanding pursuit of higher inflation

QUAD has launched a satellite-based maritime surveillance system to track illegal Chinese fishing vessels. Reports say China is responsible for 95% of illegal fishing in the Indo-Pacific, it is also the worst offender in the 2021 illegal fishing index. Palki Sharma tells you more.

Gravitas: QUAD launches maritime surveillance system to check China's illegal fishing

Japan is often called the 'robot capital' of the world'. From security guards to doctors to therapy experts, Robots do all kinds of odd jobs. How big is Japan's robotics industry? How does it help the country's economy? Palki Sharma brings you a ground report.

Gravitas: Why Japan is obsessed with robots

Can robots be used for therapy? In Japan, the answer is yes. Tech-savvy Japan is harnessing robots to care for its elderly & tackle the country's loneliness epidemic. Is this a win for technology or loss for humanity? Palki Sharma brings you a ground report.

Gravitas: How Japan uses robots for therapy

In an interview to Palki Sharma, Former Japanese PM Shinzo Abe said that US President Joe Biden is sending a message to China with his statement on Taiwan. Speaking about his relationship with PM Modi, Abe says the Indian Prime Minister has the "power to make things happen".

Gravitas: Exclusive: Shinzo Abe backs strong India-Japan ties

At the QUAD Summit, leaders of Australia, Japan and the U.S. praised India's Prime Minister Narendra Modi for New Delhi's vaccine diplomacy. As the leaders met in Tokyo, China and Russia conducted a joint drill over the Sea of Japan. Palki Sharma brings you the summit's highlights.

Gravitas: Quad leaders praise India's vaccine diplomacy

Pakistan's former prime minister and PTI chairman Imran Khan plans to carry on with the party’s long march towards Islamabad despite the government’s decision to ban it. WION's correspondent Anas Mallick brings in more exclusive report.

Imran Khan's long march to Islamabad begins despite bans

Beijing is yet again facing the heat over its alleged human rights violations of Uighur Muslims, a minority community in China which is said to have been facing incarceration in the Xinjiang region of the country.

New leaked reports on Uighurs Muslims in China shocks the world

Australian envoy to India has said that under leadership of new Australian PM Anthony Albanese, they would like to accelerate the economic partnership with India.

'Will work on a resilient Indo-Pacific,' says Australian envoy to India Barry O'Farrell

Russia has increased its offensive in eastern Ukraine, the war-torn nation's Donbas region is left bruised and battered, pro-Russian troops ask Ukrainians to surrender.

Russia mounts offensive in eastern Ukraine, civilians flee Donbas for safety

As the Russian invasion of Ukraine continues, graphic images of dead bodies, helpless soldiers have surfaced. Recently, Ukraine started gathering the dead bodies of Russian soldiers and are taking all possible measures to verify the identities in the hope of exchanging them for prisoners.

'DNA and Tattoos for verification,' bodies of Russian soldiers to be exchanged for Ukrainian prisoners

For more than a decade, people from several countries have been flocking to India for healthcare. In 2019, approximately 700,000 medical tourists visited India.

Medical tourism: What makes India a favourite destination?

The much-awaited report on the lockdown parties will be handed over to the downing street later today. The report is prepared by senior civil servant Sue Gray who had been tasked with looking into the claims of 10 downing street parties.

Partygate scandal: Pressure mounts on UK PM Boris Johnson over Sue Gray report

The sale of Chelsea football club has gone through after the British government has approved its takeover by Todd Boehly.

Chelsea sale goes through as British government approves takeover

A teenage gunman killed at least 19 young children and two adults at an elementary school in Texas on Tuesday. Citizens are anguished over the deadly shooting.

Texas elementary school shooting: Citizens anguished over deadly shooting

Bangladesh is witnessing the worst floods in 20 years. Rainfall has stopped for now, the authorities though say that they have started rebuilding the affected areas but residents say resources are scarce to help everyone in need

Low-lying Bangladesh witnesses worst flooding in 20 years

Article 47 in Switzerland is known as the Banking secrecy law. It makes a criminal offence to disclose information about a bank's clients even if it is the public interest to do so

Swiss consider amending Banking Secrecy laws

Apple is never afraid to drop features from its devices. It has ditched ports on the MacBook even removed chargers from iPhone boxes and even dropped the headphone jack on the iPhone and this time it looks like they may be removing buttons from the MacBook.

Apple patent tech reveals new plans, no buttons for Apple devices?

The foreign minister of Turkey is on an historic visit to Israel making this the first senior-level visit to the country in 15 years, WION's correspondent Jodie Cohen has filed this report

Turkey FM's Israel visit expected to help in rebuilding ties

It was a day of diplomacy of dialogue in Tokyo. Indian PM Narendra Modi, US President Joe Biden and Japan PM Fumio Kishida and new Australian PM Anthony Albanese met for the high-stakes second in-person Quad meet.

Chinese, Russian Fighter jets fly nearby as Quad leaders meet in Japan

The United Nations High Commissioner for Human Rights Michelle Bachelet begins a visit to China on Monday, the first trip by a holder of the office since 2005.

China: Michelle Bachelet to visit Xinjiang, first visit by UN Human Rights official since 2005

President Biden is on his way back to America and will soon be confronted by a host of very familiar problems as the baby formula shortage in the US continues. New York City mayor has declared a state of emergency over the issue.

United States: Baby formula shortage hits New York City

It was a day of diplomacy, dialogue meetings and bilaterals in Tokyo where the highlight was the Quad leaders' summit. The second such in-person meeting between the leaders of the Quad the first bilateral held right after the summit was between the leaders of the US and India.

QUAD leaders bat for free Indo-Pacific, vow 'tangible-benefits' to counter China

Scientists have raised a new warning, to keep temperatures from rising the world needs to cut Methane right now. Clamping down on Carbon Dioxide will not be enough

Scientists call for sharp cut in Methane to avoid climate crisis

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