For days now, residents in the Ukrainian capital Kyiv have had sleepless nights, they have been living in constant fear- the fear of losing their loved ones, the fear of losing their house, the fear of being attacked by the Russian shelling and Moscow does not seem to have any plans to scale down its offensive.

Russian bombardments sparks blaze as fire rages in western Kyiv

Many have been dropping everything and some have sold their homes over hopes of joining the mainland migrant highway to the United States but the country is having new travel blocks of people trying to flee.

Cuba's growing wave of migration, protests erupt over travel restrictions

Scientists take research trips on the Brazilian coast as studies indicate traces of microplastics in marine life. Plastic inside animals alarms biologists.

Microplastics found in Marine life: Scientists take research trips on the Brazilian coast

It has been weeks now since the Russian invasion of Ukraine, 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, 30,000 have been evacuated from the city of Mariupol.

30,000 evacuated from the city of Mariupol amid the ongoing Russian invasion of Ukraine

Kyiv: 16-storey building hit by a missile, 1 killed, 4 injured in the attack

As climate change drives global temperatures ever higher, the glacier risks melting away into the geological record books altogether. As per experts, the Calderone glacier could melt by 2050 if drastic measures aren’t taken.

Europe's Southernmost Glacier: Calderone Glacier will be gone by 2050

Fire ranged at a warehouse of Western part of capital after the Russian bombardments sparked a blaze. WION correspondent Anas Mallick speaks with the spokesperson of the state emergency service of the situation on the ground.

State emergency service: 'Firefighters in Kyiv working in volatile conditions'

China is under intense diplomatic pressure to pull its support from isolated Russia. Three weeks after the invasion of Ukraine, Beijing has shown few signs of handling its friends in Kremlin, Now, US president is going to hold talks with this counterpart Xi Jinping.

Biden to hold talks with Xi Jinping, how will China balance out conflicting priorities

A 7.4 magnitude earthquake hit Japan's Fukushima on Wednesday. It left buildings shaking for a long period. It also derailed a bullet train on top of a bridge. 4 people have died, 100 have been injured. Palki Sharma gets you a report.

Gravitas: 7.4 Magnitude Earthquake hits Japan

The ongoing financial crisis in Sri Lanka has forced the Gotabaya Rajapaksa govt to seek an IMF bailout. India has also extended a $1 billion line of credit to Sri Lanka to ensure a steady supply of essential commodities. Palki Sharma gets you a report.

Gravitas: India extends $1 billion line of credit to Sri Lanka

Iran has released 2 British nationals. This comes after London "settled a long-overdue debt" of over $500 million to Tehran. Did a 40-year-old claim hold back the release of two British detainees? Palki Sharma tells you more.

Gravitas: 40-year-old debt held back release of British detainees?

US President Joe Biden has branded Vladimir Putin a war criminal. The US Senate wants an ICC probe into Putin's actions in Ukraine. But what about the crimes committed by US Presidents like George Bush and Barack Obama. Palki Sharma tells you how the international system benefits people like Putin and Bush.

Gravitas: Joe Biden calls Putin a war criminal

Ukraine's Volodymyr Zelensky continues to appeal for a no-fly zone despite repeated denials by NATO. Is Zelensky's political inexperience fueling this unrealistic demand? Or is the Ukrainian President more astute than we think? Palki Sharma tells you.

Gravitas: What is Volodymyr Zelensky's strategy?

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: Ukraine refugee crisis, Fresh strike in Kyiv and more

Russia's invasion of Ukraine entered day 22. Kyiv has drawn the red lines for Russian negotiators. Meanwhile, at the ICJ - Indian judge Justice Dalveer Bhandari voted in Ukraine's favour. ICJ called on Russia to suspend its offensive. Palki Sharma brings you the updates.

Gravitas: Ukraine Invasion: Russia intensifies aerial attacks

More than 11 million Covid-19 cases were reported in the second week of March along with 43,000 deaths. Germany and South Korea reported their highest daily caseload since the beginning of the pandemic. Is India next on this list of outbreaks? Palki Sharma tells you.

Gravitas: India's fourth Covid-19 wave in June?

Omicron has fueled China's worst ever Wuhan virus outbreak. 28 out of 31 provinces in China have confirmed cases. Over 50 million people are under a lockdown. Palki Sharma tells you why China is struggling.

Gravitas: China locks down 50 million people

Since last November, Russia has been gathering troops near Ukraine border. There were months of speculations, back-to back diplomatic talks, calculations, assessments but no one imagined that it would lead to this. WION's Anas Mallick has been reporting from the war-ravaged nation, bringing you exclusive ground zero reports.

Ukraine under attack: WION's Anas Mallick on ground zero tracking all sides of Russian invasion

With less than a month to go for elections in France, French President Emmanuel Macron unveils the election manifesto in a re-election bid.

Poll-bound French President Emmanuel Macron unveils election manifesto in a re-election bid

New wave of covid is ripping through Hong Kong. There has been a deadly Omicron surge and a rising number of covid-19 deaths, there's a scare that Hing Kong could run out of coffins within days.

Hong Kong: Rising deaths amid deadly Omicron surge

A fire broke out at a depot Ukrainian's capital of Kyiv after Russian shelling killing atleast one person. Fire ranged at a warehouse of Western part of capital after the Russian bombardments sparked a blaze.

Russia-Ukraine crisis: Fire rages in Western Kyiv, President Zelenskyy visits victims of attack

The British defence secretary Wallace recieved an hoax call from the man pertaining to be an Ukrainian Prime Minister Denys Shmyhal. Now UK defence secy has blamed Russia for the hoax call launching an inquiry into the incident.

UK defence secy receives hoax call; caller posed as Ukrainian PM

Australia filed a lawsuit against Facebook owner Meta Platforms on Friday, alleging the social media giant failed to prevent scammers using its platform to promote fake ads featuring well-known people.

Australia sues social media giant Meta over Fraud Ads

It has been several weeks since the Russian invasion of Ukraine began, and scores of civilians have lost their lives in the conflict. Now, a massive fire rages on in western Kyiv.

Russia-Ukraine Conflict: Fire after shelling kills at least one in Kyiv

Turkey is acting as a mediator in the Ukraine-Russia conflict. The Russia-Ukraine talks were also held in Turkey. Now, Ukraine wants Turkey to offer security guarantees.

Ukraine wants Turkey to offer security guarantees amid the ongoing Russia-Ukraine conflict

Amid the ongoing Russian invasion of Ukraine, war crime accusations are mounting on Russia. In the latest, Blinken echoes 'war crime' rhetoric.

Blinken doubles down on US President Biden's war crime remark on Russia

As the chorus against the Pakistan Prime Minister continues to grow, the Opposition is hell-bent to oust PM Imran Khan. Meanwhile, PTI is weighing options against 'turncoats'

Pakistan: Opposition hell-bent to oust PM Imran Khan | PTI weighing options against 'turncoats'

India is celebrating the festival of colours, Holi which marks the triumph of good over evil. Watch ground report from the holy place of Vrindavan.

India celebrating the festival of colours Holi which marks the triumph of good over evil

It has been several weeks since the Russian invasion of Ukraine began, and scores of civilians have lost their lives in the conflict.

Russia-Ukraine Conflict: Zelensky visits victims of Russian attacks in Kyiv

Jews from around the world celebrated the festival of Purim with fancy parades and by giving to charity it's a bit like Holi in India but what does it mean? What is the significance our correspondent Jodie Coehen getting you more details on this.

Jewish communities worldwide celebrate Purim festival but what does it mean?

Smoke plumes on the Kyiv skyline as the Russian invasion of Ukraine enters day 23

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