As fears of Russian invasion loom over Ukraine, the United States has dramatically raised the alarm warning that a Russian invasion could begin within few days. The White House said that a Russian invasion starting with civilians being caught under aerial bombing could begin any time even before the end of the Beijing Olympics.

United States: Russian invasion could occur any day

Florists in US's Los Angeles gear up for Valentine's Day. However, celebrations this year has been hit by inflation and supply chain issues.

Los Angeles: Valentine's Day hit by inflation & supply chain issues as florists struggle

Mexico is witnessing one of the deadliest years for media persons in the country. Five Journalists have been killed this year so far.

Mexico reports a spike in violence against Journalists

WION brings a report from Ukraine's first line of defence. The border where Ukraine, Belarus and Russia meet. Border guards warn of land mines below the snow.

WION reports from the Russia-Ukraine border: Border guards warn of land mines below the snow

As tensions over Ukraine are ramping up, the West fears of full-fledged invasion. Russia is moving large number of troops to its borders while world leaders are shuttling between the capitals. The big question is if there's a way out of this. Here are a few possible scenarios that can play out.

Can Russia-Ukraine crisis end? WION decodes the possibilities

Hollywood A-listers Halle Berry, Patrick Wilson, John Bradley and Michael Peña speak to WION's Zeba about their film 'Moonfall', a science fiction disaster film helmed by Roland Emmerich. From their filming experience to on-set chemistry and working on a film that pits Moon as a mystery object that is predicted to crash land on Earth, there's lots that the stars discuss.

Exclusive: Halle Berry, Patrick Wilson & other stars of Hollywood film Moonfall speak to WION

About 2,900 artists from different provinces participated as North Korea celebrates late leader Kim Jong-il's birthday.

North Korea celebrates late leader Kim Jong-il's birthday

The exhibition titled Women and Change has begun in Denmark's Arken museum. It depicts 150 years of female art history.

150 years of female art history: The exhibition titled 'Women and Change' begins in Denmark

150 years of female art history: The exhibition titled 'Women and Change' begins

The current world population is 7.9 billion and counting. The human population produces over 2 billion tonnes of Municipal Solid Waste every year. It is estimated that global waste generation will cross the 3 billion tonne mark by 2050. The unsustainable population growth, combined with reckless consumption and improper waste management, has led to a global waste crisis. What can be done to reduce and manage waste?

Mission Sustainability: Population, Over-Consumption and Waste

The US has said that the Russian invasion of Ukraine is possible even before the end of the Beijing Winter Olympics. The US has repeated its warning of severe sanctions on Russia. Meanwhile, Military drills have intensified across Eastern Europe

Report from Ukraine: Military drills intensify in Eastern Europe amid Russian invasion fears

A three-day summit has been organised in the French port city of Brest, where global leaders have pushed for an ambitious feat to save Marine life.

Global leaders launch One Ocean Summit: 'A Pledge to protect our Marine life'

The truckers' protest in Canada against COVID vaccine mandates is escalating. Canadian PM Justin Trudeau has called the blockades 'unacceptable'.

Truckers' protest: Canadian PM Justin Trudeau calls blockades 'unacceptable' as he warns protestors

Sigmund Freud is the founder of psychoanalysis not many know that he was also a compulsive collector and one of his passions was Chinese culture, Freud's London house is set to showcase his art collection, here's a report.

An exhibition retraces Sigmund Freud's passion Chinese art

As anti-vaccination protests continue in Canada similar storm is now growing in New York. Thousands of New York city municipal employees face termination without proof as Covid-19 vaccination deadline ends on February 7th.

NYC: Workers, Unions protest against vaccine mandate

Reports suggest that UK PM Boris Johnson will deny attending Abba Party at Downing street. Metropolitan Police has served notice to attendees of 12 events.

'Partygate' haunts UK PM British Johnson as reports suggest that he will deny attending Abba party

British and Norweigan nationals have been asked to leave Ukraine as war tensions with Russia mount over the Ukraine crisis. Meanwhile, the UK urges Russia to step back from conflict.

British nationals urged to leave Ukraine amid the second round of UK-Russia diplomacy

Women living in Ethiopia's conflict torn-Tigray region, it is a state of never-ending nightmare. In the latest, UN deputy secretary has called for justice against the unimaginable horrors that women of the region have to face.

Ethiopia: UN report on horrific accounts of rape and torture in Tigray region

For years China has been accused of several human rights abuses and several independent reports allege discriminatory work practices in the country. United Nations agency the International Labour Organization has released a report which stresses on how China's employment practices are not in tandem with a global standard, the report highlights how China has violated various articles of the employment policy convention of 1964.

UN report: China's Labour Policies in Xinjiang are discriminatory

From Jade screen to Garden deities, exhibition explores Freud's China fancy

As fears of Russian invasion loom over Ukraine, the United States has dramatically raised the alarm warning that a Russian invasion could begin within few days. The White House said that a Russian invasion starting with civilians being caught under aerial bombing could begin any time even before the end of the Beijing Olympics. WION's executive editor Palki Sharma and Ashok Sajjanhar, former Indian envoy to Kazakhstan give more insights on the ongoing Russia-Ukraine conflict.

US continues to raise alarms over Russian invasion in Ukraine | Palki Sharma Exclusive

When the US withdrew its troops from Afghanistan, the international community rushed to freeze the country's foreign assets so that the Taliban does not misuse the funds but the ordinary afghans fell prey to this move. Humanitarian groups were left with no means to help those in need now after six months the US has decided to unfreeze part of the assets.

United States to unfreeze part of Afghan assets six months after Taliban takeover

China does not recognize Taiwan's sovereignty so naturally when Washington or London shows support for Taipei, it angers Beijing. Members of the British parliament are set to visit Taiwan next week, the trip is a long due opportunity for the UK to display solidarity with the region.

UK Parliament delegation to visit Taiwan

Another case of shooting was reported from the United States, the incident took place in Arizona's Phoenix city leaving two dead including the suspect and nine policemen injured.

Shootout at Phoenix leaves 2 dead and nine police officers injured

United States State Secretary Antony Blinken began bilateral talks with External Affairs Minister Dr S Jaishankar in Australia ahead of the QUAD meet.

Blinken holds bilateral talks with Jaishankar ahead of QUAD meet

Major global stock indexes fell on Thursday under pressure from crucial US inflation data, falling technology shares and rising benchmark bond yields.

US inflation data hits global stocks, highest in 40 years

Biden administration has unveiled its plan to award nearly five billion dollars. The money will be used over five years to build thousands of electric vehicle charging stations.

US unveils $5 bn plan to fund EV charging network

Hit by truckers protests on the border between Canada and US automakers and some manufacturers are looking to disguise as they seek alternatives for moving products. Many companies are caught up in Canadian truck protests that have their supply chains on both sides of the US and Canada.

Canadian trucker protest forces companies to use air transport

The state of California in the US is suing Tesla over allegations of racial discrimination at its factory near San Francisco. California's department of fair employment and housing has filed a lawsuit alleging that widespread discrimination and harassment of black employees is happening, the lawsuit follows complaints from hundreds of tesla workers.

Tesla workers complain of discrimination, harassment of black employees

The Chinese embassy in South Korea has denied accusations of cultural appropriation after a performer at the Beijing Winter Olympics opening ceremony was condemned for wearing a hanbok, a traditional Korean dress.

Beijing Winter Olympics: Is hanbok this year’s kimchi?

India has launched a massive search operation for Pakistani fishermen in its western state of Gujarat. The operations have been underway in the Kutch region of the state for over 30 hours now. Three special units of commandos have been air-dropped in Kutch.

India seizes 11 Pakistani boats near Gujarat, commandos airdropped from three different locations

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