The Russian invasion of Ukraine has been going on for a month now 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.

Fighting continues in Ukraine: 6 killed in shelling in Kharkiv

25-year-old Tennis world no. 1 Ashleigh Barty's surprise retirement has shocked the world. The question so many people are asking is why youngsters are choosing to retire so early? Palki Sharma has the answer.

Gravitas: Tennis world number 1 Ashleigh Barty retires at 25

Children returning to classroom learning are reporting vision problems and difficulty reading the classroom boards. Doctors are reporting an increase in the number of children being prescribed specs. What's happening to young children? Listen in to Palki Sharma.

Gravitas: Why are so many children reporting pink eyes and blurry vision?

Apple is being razzed over its new 'digital wallet' feature. Indian netizens say the company is 'late to the party' as the service has been available in India for the last 6 years on DigiLocker. Palki Sharma gets you a report.

Gravitas: Apple Vs Digilocker: Netizens mock 'delayed innovation'

The OIC has backed Pakistan's call for a probe in the BrahMos misfiring incident. Its resolution states India's actions 'threatened regional peace'. New Delhi says the resolution shows the irrelevance of both OIC & Pakistan. Palki Sharma tells you more.

Gravitas: BrahMos misfiring: OIC backs Pak's call for probe

India has rejected Wang Yi's comments on Kashmir at the OIC summit in Islamabad. After visiting Pakistan and Afghanistan, the Chinese minister has landed in India. Palki Sharma tells you more about Wang Yi's India mission.

Gravitas: India slams Wang Yi's Kashmir comments

Russia's invasion of Ukraine began one month ago. Ukraine's President Volodymyr Zelensky today demanded "unlimited assistance" from NATO. Once again, NATO has responded with more bluster. Palki Sharma tells you more.

Gravitas: 1 month of Ukraine invasion: More bluster from NATO

Can Russian President Vladimir Putin be overthrown in a coup? American lawmaker Lindsey Graham has called on Russian citizens to "stand up and take Putin out". Is a coup against Putin even possible? Palki Sharma tells you more.

Gravitas: A coup against Vladimir Putin?

Former Australian cricketer Ricky Ponting spoke to WION and paid tribute to the late Shane Warne. Cricket legend Warne had passed away on March 4.

Former Australian cricketer Ricky Ponting pays tribute to Shane Warne

India abstained from voting on a Russia-backed resolution on the war in Ukraine. What does India's third UNSC abstention say about its Ukraine policy? Palki Sharma tells you.

Gravitas: India refuses to back Russia's UNSC resolution

Is there less Coca-Cola in your can? Does your packet of chips seem smaller? Is your shampoo running out faster? If yes, you can blame 'shrinkflation' triggered by the pandemic and the war in Ukraine. Palki Sharma explains what 'shrinkflation' means.

Gravitas: Is there less Coca-Cola in your can?

Relations between India and China can't go back to normal unless peace is restored on the border, External Affairs Minister S Jaishankar told Chinese FM Wang Yi during a meeting in New Delhi today.

Chinese FM Wang Yi holds talks with External Affairs Minister Jaishankar

The political crisis in Pakistan is growing day by day. Imran Khan's government is facing a no-confidence motion in the Parliament.

Pakistan PM Imran Khan: I will not tender my resignation

In a major setback for girls' education in war-torn Afghanistan, the Taliban has gone back on its promise of allowing girls to attend schools. Now, U.S, allies call on the Taliban to reopen schools in Afghanistan.

U.S, allies call on Taliban to reopen girls' schools in war-torn Afghanistan

Jesstoni Garcia, the co-owner of a Manila hair salon creates unusual art with his hair. Whenever he takes electric clippers to his head, he creates art material out of it.

Filipino artist uses own hair to create unusual portraits

NATO leaders met in Brussels today for an extraordinary summit with a war-raging right next door, the agenda was simple to protect and defend all the allies and bolster its military forces for its biggest security crisis in a generation.

NATO leaders decide on next steps to defend all allies

In an exclusive conversation on the Ukraine war, WION in an exclusive conversation with Estonian foreign minister Eva-Maria Liimets who says that it is very important that China and other countries pressurize Russia to end the war.

'China needs to put pressure on Russia to end war,' says Estonian foreign minister Eva-Maria Liimets

The Russian invasion of Ukraine continues, however, reports suggest that the Russian forces are not advancing but are defensing themselves.

Is Russia taking 'defensive position' ?

A civilian government in the country has usually had a short shelf life, generally 3.5 years, it is rare for any PM to have crossed that mark and Imran Khan has just crossed it.

Three PTI allies to join opposition, is Imran Khan's exit Imminent?

America is currently ramping up new sanctions against Russian political figures. All these people are close to the Russian president Vladimir Putin. However, in the latest, Ukrainian president Zelenskyy has urged US to not sanction Roman Abramovich but why

No sanctions on 'Abramovich', urges Ukrainian president Zelenskyy but why?

Ata time when case against Russia of committing war crimes is currently in the International Criminal Court, the US has officially announced that Russia has committed war crimes.

United States charges Russia with war crimes

NATO leaders are meeting in Brussels for the extraordinary summit with the war-raging next door to decide on the next course of actions to defend all the allies

NATO leaders meet in Brussels, 'facing the biggest security crisis in a generation'

It's been a month since Russia launched its special military operation in Ukraine triggering the worst refugee crisis since World War 2. Russia moved a vote in United Nations calling for aid action and civilian protection.

Russia's draft in UNSC fails, 13 nations abstain during vote

Amid Pakistan's continuing political crisis, the country's interior minister has warned the members of the ruling party Pakistan Tehreek-e-Insaf stating that switching parties will do no good to them.

Pakistan interior minister warns members of ruling PTI amid no-confidence vote against Imran Khan

Sri Lanka is struggling to cope with the intensifying economic crisis, the opposition minister has slammed the Sri Lankan finance minister and governor of the Central bank for their absence from the committee on public finance.

Opposition corners Sri Lankan finance minister over intensifying economic crisis

Retaliations of Washington's removal of Russian diplomats at the United States, Russia has now expelled American diplomat from the country. The Russian ministry of foreign affairs handed note to the head of American diplomatic commissioner.

Russia expels US diplomats in tit-for-tat move

NATO Secretary-General Jens Stoltenberg makes the opening remarks at a meeting in Brussels over the ongoing Russia-Ukraine crisis.

NATO leaders meet in Brussels to discuss Ukraine conflict

US president Joe Biden has arrived in Brussels to highlight western partnership. He will be attending NATO, European council meetings during his visit to Europe.

US President Joe Biden arrives in Brussels, tighter sanctions against Russia likely

According to a report, Wall Street workers have received an average of $257,500 in bonuses last year. DiNapoli wrote in the report, "Wall Street's soaring profits continued to beat expectations in 2021 and drove record bonuses".

Wall Street bonuses hit record high, likely to come down this year

Volvo Cars said that a shortage of semi-conductors would likely to continue. The global shortage has forced them to cut their forecast for vehicle deliveries this year.

Global chip shortage: Volvo cars cuts 2022 sales forecast

Rise in electronic waste has been reported due to daily use of technology. To extract gold from waste, the Royal Mint will soon start salvaging the precious metal from laptops and mobile phones.

Tackling electronic waste: Royal mint aims to extract gold from E-Waste

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