Abortion could soon become illegal in 22 American states that's about half of America. But overturning the landmark Roe vs Wade judgement is not just about women's rights, Abortion is an economic matter as well. Banning abortions has wide-ranging financial implications

Roe vs Wade isn't just about women's rights, abortion ban increases economic inequality in US

The green goddess salad, if you're on social media, you must have heard of it. From celebrities nutritionists to fitness enthusiasts, everybody is talking about this so-called invention. Watch this report to know all about this new trend.

The Good Life: Why the Green Goddess Salad is trending? What's in it?

United States intelligence report on the ongoing war in Ukraine is painting a grim picture on how the conflict will unfold in the coming few months. Director of National Intelligence Avril D. Haines briefing the senate armed services committee on Tuesday warned that president Putin appears to be preparing for a long conflict.

Russia-Ukraine crisis: Putin preparing for a prolonged conflict, says US Intel chief

UN agencies have warned that price hikes fueled by the Russia-Ukraine conflict will worsen the food crisis in Africa. Millions of African people are already going through extreme poverty due to the COVID- 19 pandemic, armed conflicts, climate shocks and economic turmoil, more in our next report take a look!

Russia-Ukraine conflict to fuel food crisis in Africa

Tesla CEO Elon Musk has said that he will reverse former American President Donald Trump's permanent Twitter ban if he is able to close the deal to acquire the social media company for 44 billion dollars.

'Permanent ban' is morally bad, Elon Musk to reverse Donald Trump's Twitter ban

Locals in Kashmir celebrated the spring festival of Rohan Posh, a hands-on fishing festival which is also a time of removing weeds and silts from fresh water springs and rivers. Kashmiris go fishing in rivers using traditional wicker baskets and mosquito nets.

Rohan Posh: Hands-on fishing festival in Kashmir cleans up spring

Cities in China are reeling under strict lockdown measures as a result of the government's zero covid-19 policy. Now the head of the WHO has said that china's zero covid policy is not sustainable, given the character of the virus.

WHO slams China's zero covid-19 policy, says it affects 'human rights'

Pakistani Prime Minister Shehbaz Sharif is headed to London on a private trip to meet his older brother and former premier Nawaz Sharif for political consultations regarding cabinet, general elections.

Pakistan PM Shehbaz Sharif heads to UK to meet brother Nawaz Sharif for political consultations

After the week started with deadly violence, anger continues to simmer on the streets of Sri Lanka. In the bid to control protesters, Sri Lankan authorities have now issued a shoot-on-sight to quell unrest.

Shoot-on-sight order in Sri Lanka as crisis intensifies

The Black Sea is bearing the brunt of the Russia-Ukraine war. Biodiversity, marine life, food and environmental security in the Black Sea are at stake. The sea of Azov is also facing a similar threats

Azov & Black sea pay the cost of raging war between Russian & Ukraine

Emperor penguins are now facing an existential threat due to Global Warming. A researcher at the Argentine Antarctic Institute believes that emperor penguins might disappear within the next 30-40 years

Study reveals threats to Emperor Penguins, species may disappear in 30-40 yrs

The Grain De Sail is a modern cargo sailboat that runs on wind power. Its makers want to lead the way in green maritime shipping.

Grain De Sail: Modern cargo sailboat shows way to green shipping

In Puerto Rico, illegal constructions are posing a threat to an ecological reserve. The reserve is home to one of the Island's largest Mangrove forests.

Puerto Rico illegal construction: Mangrove Forests under threat

Mountains are more prone to Global Warming as compared to the plains. A recent study conducted to assess the impact of climate change on mountains shows that high altitude regions are witnessing enhanced impact of the rising temperatures

Study: Impact of warming based on altitude of the land

The Supreme Court of India has decided to pause its hearing on the sedition law. This will impact hundreds who have been charged under the colonial era relic.

India's Sedition law: Colonial-Era law comes under lens

Anger continues to simmer on the streets of Sri Lanka days after the people's fury unleashed chaos and conflict on the streets. In a bid to now control protesters, Sri Lankan authorities issued a Shoot-on-sight order to quell any unrest. For more on this, we are joined by Jehan Perera, the Executive Director at National Peace Council of Sri Lanka.

Shoot-on-sight orders in Sri Lanka - Jehan Perera exclusive on island nation's current situation

In Israel Prime Minister Naftali Bennett's coalition is fighting for survival after losing majority as the Knesset is reopening for the summer session today. Bennett's government is set to face a challenge from the opposition

Israel: Naftali Bennett's govt hangs in balance, two crucial bills in Knesset today

The new Prime Minister of Pakistan, Shehbaz Sharif has landed in London where he will be meeting his elder brother and their political party Supremo, Nawaz Sharif. This is junior Sharif's second international visit after taking office but this one is going to be an unofficial visit which comes after Nawaz Sharif summoned a key meeting of senior PML-N leadership in London

'Big decisions' expected at Nawaz-Shehbaz meet in London

As intense fighting continues in eastern Ukraine, Kyiv has reported gains near the city of Kharkiv signaling a new phase in the war. President Zelenskyy said that Ukrainian forces have retaken villages in the region but cautioned against expecting victories every week.

Russia-Ukraine crisis: Ukraine recaptures villages on outskirts of Kharkiv

Covid vaccines for children under the age of five in the United States is still not available even as the country lifted some if its masking restrictions. Many parents are upset as even after a year Biden government has failed to get vaccines for children.

No vaccine for Children: Covid cases in kids are surging in US, parents rally for FDA review

The United States department has now made a major change in its fact sheet on Taiwan. In the updated fact sheet as it stands, the reference to the island nation being a part of China has now been removed.

US State Department edits Taiwan fact sheet, angers China

The government has decided to digitize its census process, India's Home Minister Amit Shah has made this announcement. According to him after this decision, the census will become more scientific, accurate and multi-dimensional.

Next census will be e-census, India's big move towards digitalization

Anger continues to simmer on the streets of Sri Lanka. In a bid to control protesters, Sri Lankan authorities issued shoot-on-sight orders on Tuesday to quell the unrest. This order comes after people disobeyed a nationwide curfew already in place and set buildings and vehicles on fire for the second consecutive day.

Sri Lanka economic crisis: People defy curfew to protest, army given shoot-on-sight orders

Intense flames are ripping through Siberia yet again amidst this Russian president Vladimir Putin ordered regional officials to deal with these forest fires adding that last year's situation could not be allowed to repeat.

Putin tells local authorities to do better on fighting Siberian fires

It has been several weeks since the Russian invasion of Ukraine started, 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, Ukraine gains ground near Kharkiv.

Ukraine gains ground near Kharkiv as fighting continues in Eastern & Southern Ukraine

To make commuting cheaper and more efficient, several startups are working on making pilotless planes. Watch this report to know all the details.

The future of air mobility: Startups working on pilotless planes

Air taxis could be the future of air mobility. The United States is working on certifying future 'Flying taxi' pilots. Is the US to have air taxis by 2024? Watch this report.

Certifying future 'flying taxi' pilots: The US aviation regulator shifts gears

Tesla has halted most of its production at its Shanghai plant due to problems securing parts for its electric vehicles, according to an internal memo.

Tesla halts production at Shanghai plant amid Covid-19 surge

China's export growth slowed to single digits, the weakest in almost two years, while imports barely changed in April as tighter and wider COVID-19 curbs halted factory production and crimped domestic demand, adding to wider economic woes.

China: Export growth down to single digits as virus curbs hit factories

Asian shares tumbled to their lowest in nearly two years on Tuesday as investors shed riskier assets on worries about higher interest rates and their impact on economic growth, while the dollar held near 20-year highs.

Asian stocks hit 2-year low, rate hike worries investors

Canadian PM Justin Trudeau has said that the country wants to be a good energy partner for Europe. He added that however Canada will not abandon its climate goals and planned transition to cleaner fuels

'Canada will not abandon its climate goals,' PM Trudeau highlights Canada's climate priority

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