Most of the time, water is found in Mars's cold polar regions and is not very useful. However, this time, scientists have discovered an ample source of water on the red planet.

Scientists have finally managed to discover water on the Martian surface

Ukraine was ready for any format of talks with Russia but would like to see a strong western sanctions policy against Moscow to avoid further escalation, Ukraine's President Volodymyr Zelenskiy stated during a summit in Brussels.

Ukraine ready for any format of talks with Russia but favours sanctions

Indian President Ram Nath Kovind participated in the 50th victory day parade in Dhaka as Bangladesh celebrates 50 years of liberation from Pakistan today.

Indian Prez Kovind attends victory day parade as Bangladesh marks 50 years of win over Pakistan

Several protests have been held across Europe against covid mandates, these sporadic protests by anti-vaccination campaigners took an ugly turn when the police had to diffuse a death threat to the state premier of Saxony in east Germany. More details on our next report.

Europe: Violence over proposed covid mandates

Indian defence minister Rajnath Singh pay tributes to Bangladesh Liberation day. Indian PM Modi and other elders will also be paying tribute to the sacrifices of India’s armed forces during the 1971 war on the occasion of ‘Swarnim Vijay Diwas'.

Bangladesh Liberation day | PM Narendra Modi to pay tribute to bravehearts of Indian armed forces

President Ram Nath Kovind witnesses Victory Day celebrations in Bangladesh

US President Joe Biden walked through the battered remains of Kentucky cities to get a first-hand view of the destruction wrought by one of the deadliest tornado outbreaks which killed dozens and left thousands stranded.

Kentucky storm damage | President Joe Biden consoles tornado survivors

Gravitas: Chinese Communists asked to have 3 children

During the war Pakistan captured many Bengali intellectuals, they abducted army personnel, government, and non-government employees, freedom fighters, and freedom-loving civilians of Bangladesh. Those kidnapped were brutally tortured and killed at the time of the war. Pakistani forces chose at least a thousand secluded places across the country for silent killings and massacres. WION's Bangladesh correspondent Lakmina Jesmin Soma visited some of these historically significant places.

50 years of Bangladeshi liberation , WION ground report from Dhaka memorial

Indian President Ram Nath Kovind participated in the victory day parade in Dhaka as Bangladesh celebrates 50 years of liberation from Pakistan today.

Indian President Ram Nath Kovind participates in Bangladesh's 50th victory day parade

As the US economy nears full employment and the Central bank copes with a surge of inflation, the central bank federal reserve would end its pandemic-era bond purchases.

United States: Fed signals three rate hikes in 2022

Growing worries over the rapidly spreading Omicron coronavirus variant are derailing several companies' plans for a return to normalcy. Apple is delaying its return to office plans indefinitely, and it has temporarily closed three stores in the US And Canada.

Apple delays return to office indefinitely

A Russian designer's animal sculptures have become quite a hit, these sculptures are based on complex modelling and made with various metal polygons, take a look at this report.

Russian designer makes geometric animal sculptures

china where countries supported by stronger energy production and a moderation in raw material prices its factory output has grown faster than expected last month.

China's factory output rose 3.8% in November

US president Joe Biden s facing mounting criticism from the American public, this is as per the latest poll conducted. Biden's approval rating has now fallen to the lowest level over covid handling and increasing gun violence.

Joe Biden faces lowest approval ratings, criticism over inflation, covid handling

More than 100 former Afghan national security forces and others have been killed since the Taliban takeover in August, most at the hands of the hardline Islamist group which is recruiting boy soldiers and quashing women's rights, states the UN.

UN: Taliban rule marked by killings, denial of women's rights | Afghanistan

It has been a month since the protest has started in Gwadar, now what started as just hundreds protesting has now turned into a sea of people in the streets, all fighting for their rights. Anas Mallick brings you all the latest on this.

Gwadar Protests: 'We need a university,' locals oppose construction of stadium

According to scientists, Antarctica's Thwaites Glacier, commonly referred to as the "doomsday glacier" could shatter within the next five years. The collapse of the glacier will have a devastating impact on global sea levels.

Ice shelf of Thwaites Glacier in danger, responsible for 4% of global sea-level rise

Keeping Falcons for hunting is a century-old tradition in Qatar. UNESCO is considering Falconry in its list of intangible cultural heritage, our next report gets you all the details.

Falconry on UNESCO's intangible heritage list soon

Russian President Vladimir Putin is all set to meet his Chinese counterpart Xi Jinping, their second virtual session this year, days after both the countries were left out of a democracy summit organised by US president Joe Biden.

Xi-Putin meet lined up after both Russia, China left out of Biden's democracy summit

US Secretary of State Antony Blinken has urged China to cease “aggressive actions” in the Indo-Pacific, speaking during a visit to the region.

Antony Blinken delivers remarks on Indo-Pacific, urges China to stop 'aggressive actions'

The intervention by Pakistan Prime Minister Imran Khan came nearly a month after the Gwadar fishermen took to the streets to press the government for their demands including a halt to illegal fishing. WION brings you a live report from the protest site.

Protesters demand for justice in Gwadar, ask for basic amenities

Frequent hurricanes led to the calls for the construction of a sea wall in New York City, but the project kept delayed. Hurricane Ida which slammed the city earlier this year has provided a new lease of life to the project.

Rising sea levels lead to New York building a $1.4 billion seawall

External Affairs Minister S Jaishankar said that Quad consisting of the US, Japan, Australia, and India is "very much for real" and has moved "very effectively and well" in the past year.

'It is real and  contemporary,'  S Jaishankar reiterates importance of QUAD meet

Amid the simmering tensions between Russia and the West over Ukraine President Vladimir Putin said that he wants immediate talks with NATO on the issue of security. According to a statement issued by the Kremlin in a conversation with his Finnish counterpart, Putin said that he wants to hold talks with the united states and NATO over security guarantees.

Putin: Will speak to US, NATO over security concerns

It has been a month since the protest has started in Gwadar, now what started as just hundreds protesting has now turned into a sea of people in the streets, all fighting for their rights. Anas Mallick brings in an exclusive conversation with Maulana Hidqayat Ur-Rehman.

WION in an exclusive conversation with Gwadar protest leader

Israel has introduced fresh travel restrictions ahead of the holiday season in the wake of the new Omicron COVID-19 variant. The government is being cautious to limit the spread of the virus.

Israel imposes fresh travel restrictions, shuts border ahead of holiday season

A Democrat senator from New Jersey Robert Menendez stated that Pakistan offered a safe haven to the Taliban as its militants targeted and killed troops of the United States.

'Religious extremism rising in Pakistan,' US Senate committee hits out at Pak

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