The South Asia's debt-ridden nation of Sri Lanka has turned to the International Monetary Fund for a bailout package. Finance Minister Ali Sabry will be heading to Washington later today to hold talks with the global monetary body.

Sri Lanka seeks $4 billion bailout from IMF amid economic crunch

Pakistan's new Prime Minister Shehbaz Sharif has written to Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi expressing his desire for better bilateral ties between the two countries. Watch this special report!

Pak PM writes to Indian PM Modi, Sharif wishes to better ties with India

Prince Harry and Meghan Markle attended the Invictus Games opening ceremony on April 16. The Duke and Duchess of Sussex gave a powerful speech and paid tributes to Ukrainian athletes.

Invictus Games: Duke, Duchess of Sussex pay tribute to Ukrainian athletes

During the conversation with WION, Greece's minister for development & investments, Adonis Georgiadis said, huge investments coming in for Greece's energy. Watch this exclusive conversation on WION.

Future between Greece and India seems bright: Adonis Georgiadis, Greece minister

It is springtime in England and one of the most exciting ways of celebrating easter for both children and adults is a trip to the nearest farm. So, what are you doing on Easter?

Easter holiday at a farm, children visit farms to see newborn animals

As political turmoil continues in Pakistan, the PTI continues to hold protests against the ouster of Imran Khan's administration. With thousands of people participating in the Karachi rally in support of the erstwhile prime minister, PTI workers along with thousands of Imran Khan supporters took to the streets of Pakistan.

PTI supporters take fight to the streets, stage protests against ouster of PM Khan's administration

Tensions continue to mount at the Al-Aqsa mosque compound as fresh clashes were reported recently. Israeli Prime Minister Naftali Bennett said that the government is working to restore calm.

Al-Aqsa mosque: Israeli government to restore calm, says PM Bennett

Pakistan's new Prime Minister Shehbaz Sharif has accused former PM Imran Khan of selling state gifts worth millions in Dubai. Shehbaz said I can confirm that Imran Khan sold state gifts worth Rs 140 million. To get more details, we're joined by Omer Altaf, Journalist from Islamabad.

Imran Khan sold valuable Toshakhana gifts in Dubai, alleges Pak PM Shehbaz Sharif

At least, seven soldiers have been killed in an ambush near the Afghan border in Khyber Pakhtunkhwa. According to Pakistan military, one of its convoy was targeted near the Afghan border triggering an intense gunfight between the two sides.

Seven soldiers killed in killed in an ambush in northwest Pakistan

As second round of French elections inches closer, thousands of anti-far right demonstrators marched across the country. As opponents of the presidential candidate Marine Le Pen with the goal of preventing her from winning elections against the incumbent Macron.

French Elections: Anti-far right protests across France, Le Pen calls demonstrations anti-democratic

Russian invasion of Ukraine is in its 51st day and there is now a possible new dimension to this conflict. In the latest, Moscow has warned Washington against supplying arms to Ukraine, this after the American President Joe Biden had announced that United States would be sending 800 million dollars more of military assistance to Ukraine.

Russia warns US of 'unpredictable consequences' if it provides arms to Ukraine

Elon Musk of wars is not new to controversy. The world's richest man often uses social media handles to solve business issues. The Tesla CEO has used the microblogging site Twitter many times in the past to communicate with various governments for his business interest.

Elon Musk's Twitter play sparks controversies, Tesla owner to modify social media for his interests?

Heavy rains have wreaked havoc in South Africa leaving 400 dead and thousands of people left homeless. Search for the missing still continues but there is no respite for the people as fresh spells of rain have poured into the region that is already grappling with floods.

Flash floods wreak havoc in South Africa, govt announces $68 mn of funding

South Asia's debt-ridden nation of Sri Lanka has turned to the IMF for a bailout package. FM Ali Sabry will hold talks with the global monetary body in Washington. Cricket icon Sanath Jayasuriya has joined the anti-govt stir in Sri Lanka.

Sri Lanka economic crisis: Cricket icon Sanath Jayasuriya joins anti-govt stir

Western Media is known for peddling narratives especially when they understand the story only halfway. Now, we are talking about a familiar culprit the New York Times now in their latest headline reads -'India is stalling the WHO's efforts to make global covid death toll public'.

New York Times is defaming India over it's covid-19 toll

Incumbent French President Emmanuel Macron had a delayed start on the campaign road he was juggling between a war in Europe and an election at home but as domestic issues took center stage Macron bounced back to his 2017 self -full of energy and promises.

French Presidential Elections: Macron leads with 54%, Le Pen trails

In one of the first few appointments after the change in regime, Pakistan Prime Minister Shehbaz Sharif's son Hamza Sharif has been elected as the new Chief Minister of Punjab province.

Pakistan: Prime Minister Shehbaz Sharif's son Hamza Sharif elected CM of Pakistan's Punjab

Gun violence continues to plague America, the recent incident took place on April 16th where nine people were shot and five others were injured in a shooting at a shopping mall in south Carolina.

United States: Mass shooting in Carolina leaves 14 injured, police detains 3 armed men

Twitter has been in the news lately mostly for the wrong reasons. Since Elon Musk hold stakes in the microblogging site, his fight with Twitter is getting worse.

'Board members own almost no shares,' Elon Musk takes a dig at Twitter

Russia-Ukraine conflict shows no signs of abating. Ukrainian president Zelensky has now said that Kyiv will stall all negotiation talks with Moscow if the last Ukrainian troops in the besieged port city of Mariupol are killed.

Zelensky: We will end negotiations if our troops are harmed

A rare alignment of Passover, Ramadan, and Easter, a time for family gatherings and prayers for Christians, Jews and Muslims. But the day which should fuel a flurry of celebrations ignited violence and clashes at Jerusalem’s Al-Aqsa Mosque

Violent clashes erupt inside Jerusalem’s Al-Aqsa Mosque

American microblogging company Twitter is pulling out all stops to shield itself from hostile acquisition bids. To ward off Elon Musk's buyout bid, Twitter has announced to adopt 'poison pill' plan to make it harder for the Tesla CEO to get a controlling stake in the company

Twitter adopts 'Poison Pill' defence, warding off Musk's buyout bid

The Director of US Intelligence service has said that the threat of Russia launching 'Nuke' attack on Ukraine can't be taken lightly but he asserts that the CIA has not seen lot of practical evidence reinforcing that concern

Threat of Russia launching 'Nuke' attack on Ukraine can't be taken lightly: US

US: Threat of Russia launching 'Nuke' attack on Ukraine can't be taken lightly

The newly instated Pakistan prime minister Shehbaz Sharif is yet to announce his cabinet. While PPP is unlikely to bat for cabinet berth, intense discussions within allies over berths are going on.

Pakistan: PPP content with one constitutional post, intense discussions within allies over berths

South Africa receives more rainfall, survivors still in search of missing relatives

Twitter adopts 'Poison Pill' defence, warding off Elon Musk's buyout bid

Russia's lead warship 'Moskva' sank in the Black Sea after a fire and explosion claimed by Ukraine. Russian news agency said that the ship sank as it was being towed to port in stormy weather. US has backed Ukraine's claim that its missile lead to wreckage of Russian warship

Ukraine's Neptune missile lead to wreckage of Russian warship 'Moskva': US

The outrage over the UK government's decision to send asylum seekers to Rwanda is growing. Opposition parties in the UK are calling the deal unworkable and a waste of public money.

UK-Rwanda sign new refugee deal, UN raises human rights concerns

It's April, Employers are conducting appraisal interviews, employees are holding their breath for a pay hike. But is the inflation going to kill your increment? Molly Gambhir decodes the possibilities.

Gravitas: Why inflation could spoil your increment

Tensions between Israel and Palestine have been on the rise in the last few weeks. At least 152 people have been injured in the Jerusalem clashes. Israeli cops have detained

Israel-Palestine: Israeli cops detain about 400 rioters

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