Pakistan prime minister Imran Khan will face a no-confidence vote on Saturday. The Supreme court has overruled the deputy speaker's ruling rejecting a no-trust vote.

Pakistan political crisis: Top court overrules deputy speaker's ruling rejecting no-trust vote

The rivalry between Somalia's President & PM is showing no sign of cooling down. The rift between Somalia's President & PM has grown after PM Roble expelled the African Union representative.

The rift between Somalia's President & PM grows after PM Roble expelled AU representative

It has been more than a month 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, 26 bodies have been recovered from shelled apartments in Borodyanka.

Borodyanka: 26 bodies recovered from shelled apartments

In France, the race is tightening between the two front runners for the April 24th run off. Far right leader and candidate Marine Le Pen is staging a comeback in the polls as the presidential campaign gains momentum.

French Presidential Elections: Marine Le Pen gains momentum ahead of polls

The hearing on Pakistan's top court on objection of the no-confidence motion by the national assembly deputy speaker and the dissolution of the assembly has been adjourned. The hearing by the five-judge bench will resume today.

What next for Imran Khan? Will Pakistan SC announce sentence today?

Asian Development Bank ADB has downgraded economic forecasts for Asian nations. ADB says that the combined economy of Asian bloc including China and India is reeling under impact of Russia invasion in neighboring Ukraine, covid-19 lockdowns.

Economies of Asian bloc is reeling under impact of Russia-Ukraine conflict, covid-19 lockdowns

Britain also ratcheted up sanctions on Russia. UK in a similar move to the United States has targeted Russia's largest bank and has decided to end all new British investment in Moscow, the latest round of sanctions were in response to the reports of civilians being killed by Russian forces in Bucha.

New sanctions on Russia: UK targets Sberbank and credit bank of Moscow

Venezuela's inflation slowed down further to reach 1.4% in March, its lowest level in almost a decade, according to figures reported on Wednesday by the Central Bank.

Venezuela's inflation slows down to 1.4%, lowest in almost a decade

Reports say South Koreans are struggling to sleep. Some have resorted to alcohol, some are addicted to pills, many are buying sleep products. But what's behind South Korea's sleeplessness? Palki Sharma Upadhyay brings you a fascinating story.

Gravitas: Why are South Koreans sleep deprived?

Global government debt is set to now rise 9.5 this year to a record 71.6 trillion dollar. It has been driven so far by the US, Japan and Chinese governments across the world, they have ramped up borrowing owing to the covid-19 pandemic.

Global government debt set to soar to record $71.6 trillion this year

Relentless rainfall lashed Australia's east coast on Thursday with Sydney receiving nearly a month's worth of rain just overnight. The flash flood submerged city roads and forced citizens to evacuate eastern Australia.

Flash floods in Sydney, citizens asked to stay on alert

In a recent development on Sunak's case, Akshata Murty has claimed non-domicile status. But, what does it mean, and how does it allows Murty to avoid tax?

Rishi Sunak's wife Akshata Murty claims non-domicile status

Moving to the world of aviation, here airbus the European plane maker and Qatar airways they're set to face each other in court today as a dispute over billions of dollars of jets enters a theoretical phase and rattles some airline leaders.

Airbus, Qatar feud enters UK court spotlight

Sri Lankan President Rajapaksa lifted the state of emergency and the parliament session began despite the widespread resistance and also the growing calls for the president's resignation but Gotabaya has said that he will not step down despite the stiff resistance from the opposition and also from the people on the streets.

Gotabaya's ruling coalition in turmoil but he refuses to quit

Unhappy spouses in UK can now end their marriages without blaming each other. This is marked as the biggest reform of divorce law in half a century. New 'No-fault divorce' law introduced in England and Wales

England's unhappy spouses celebrate at the country introduces new 'No-fault divorce' law

Breaking ranks with the European Union the newly re-elected Hungarian Prime Minister Viktor Orban has said that the country is actually ready to pay Russia in rubles for gas. Hungary which is highly dependent on Russian energy imports is the first European Union to make this move after Vladimir Putin had warned the European members will need have ruble accounts to pay for Russian gas that they import.

Hungary: Ready to pay for gas in rubles

Pakistan's political battle which has been in its top court for the fifth day has today reached its climax. Javed Rana, journalist and strategic affairs expert speaks to WION about the Pakistan crisis.

Pak Political Crisis: WION speaks to Javed Rana, Journalist & strategic affairs expert

Chinese hackers were trying to hit the power grid systems near India's northern union territory of Ladakh which has a long border with China. Watch this report to know more.

China targets power grid systems in Ladakh, India foils hacking attempt

Amid the ongoing political crisis in Pakistan, opposition holds key late-night meets. For more on this, WION is joined by senior journalist and Imran Khan's ex-wife Reham Khan.

Imran Khan's ex-wife Reham Khan speaks to WION on Pakistan political crisis

The United Nations General Assembly will vote on a draft resolution on whether to suspend Russia from the UNHRC over atrocities in Ukraine or not. The move was first initiated by the US in response to the Bucha killings. India's neutrality on test at United Nations General Assembly

India's neutrality on test at United Nations General Assembly

The United States president's son Hunter Biden is under federal investigation. Biden junior is being probed for violations of tax money laundering and foreign lobbying laws this through his business relationships abroad, here we bring you all the latest developments.

Federal probe into Hunter Biden's business dealings heats up

Six weeks on Russia's military offensive is now concentrated in the east and southern part of Ukraine. As a result, the citizens on Wednesday were warned to leave the regions immediately.

Russian invasion | 'Leave now or face threat of death,' Ukraine's message to residents

Bird Populations have been quietly declining for years in Panama Forest due to climate change. 35 species of birds have been declined by more than 50 per cent and 9 bird species declined by 90 per cent or more.

Panama Forest sees major bird declines, birds affected by climate change

Extinction rebellion, a global group of climate activists threw red liquid on the Spanish Parliament in a bid to call attention to their demands to take action for climate change

Climate activists call for immediate attention, throw red ink on Spanish Parliament

India condemned the mass killings in Bucha and called for an independent investigation into the incident. Does this signal a strategic rethink by India? How will the US perceive India's evolving position? Palki Sharma Upadhyay tells you.

Gravitas: India condemns mass killings in Bucha

In France, the death of a Jewish man Jeremy Cohen has turned into a political battle. Macron's rivals Eric Zemmour & Marine Le Pen are accusing him of not doing enough on Anti Semitism. What's the reality? Palki Sharma Upadhyay reports.

Gravitas: France Election: Anti-semitism takes centrestage

Last week's summit between China and Europe was derailed by differences over the war in Ukraine. EU's top diplomat called it the "dialogue of the deaf". Palki Sharma Upadhyay tells you why this summit's failure was a foregone conclusion.

Gravitas: "Dialogue of the deaf": Europe on summit with China

UK, EU impose new sanctions on Russia in response to reports of Bucha killings

The political crisis in Pakistan is worsening with the case on the speaker's decision on march 31st still ongoing, the opposition is now re-strategizing their approach against Imran Khan and his party.

Pakistan joint opposition calls for protests, to observe 'day of protection for constitution'

Pakistan SC to resume hearing on no-confidence motion against Imran Khan

Thousands of Sudanese took to the streets protesting against the military rule in the country. The demonstrations also marked the third anniversary that led to the toppling of the former Sudanese president Omar Hassan Ahmad al-Bashir's government.

Protesters demand full civilian rule in Sudan, thousands rally to mark 3 years of ousting Bashir govt

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