Prime Minister Narendra Modi addressed the nation a day after India achieved the major milestone after delivering 100 crore vaccine doses across India, at least 31% are fully vaccinated with two doses.

PM Narendra Modi addresses nation after India achieves milestone of 1 billion Covid vaccines doses

The Ethiopian government carried out a second air strike within hours on the Tigray region on Wednesday, injuring at least 14 people

Ethiopia conducts two air strikes on Tigray within hours, 14 injured

The city of Kabul, home to 4.5 million people is currently in dark after an explosion on Thursday brought down electricity lines and cut off power in the capital, the cause of the blast remains unclear. WION's Anas Mallick brings you more details.

Blast cuts power to Afghanistan's capital Kabul, restoration work underway

London's resettlement plan for the Afghan refugees has got backlash from the homeless residents in the capital. The British government has offered social housing to Afghan refugees in London and as per the scheme refugees are put ahead of thousands of Londoners.

Afghan refugees put ahead of Londoners, decade-long housing crisis ignored

The FATF has decided to keep Pakistan on its grey list, Turkey is also added to it. The close allies have failed to curb issues like money laundering and terror financing in their countries.

Pakistan to remain under FATF grey list; Turkey, Jordan, Mali also added

NATO defence ministers agreed a new master plan to defend against any potential Russian attack on multiple fronts, reaffirming alliance's core goal of deterring Moscow despite a growing focus on China.

NATO plans to thwart Russian threat, Russia warns of 'consequence'

The city of Kabul, home to 4.5 million people is currently in dark after an explosion on Thursday brought down electricity lines and cut off power in the capital, the cause of the blast remains unclear.

Afghanistan News | Blast cuts off power in Kabul

Artificial Intelligence is linking violence and terrorism to the word 'Muslim'. How did technology learn these toxic stereotypes? Can artificial intelligence be made politically correct? Palki Shara tells you.

Gravitas: Artificial Intelligence is racist and islamophobic

Sri Lanka has become the latest victim of China's toxic counterfeit culture. After receiving the first consignment of organic fertilizers from China, the Sri Lankan agriculture ministry has found that 20,000 metric tons of fertilizers are toxic.

Sri Lanka receives toxic chemicals from China, will sue Chinese company

On the heels of the crucial Moscow format talks, Pakistan foreign minister Shah Mahmood Qureshi has met the Taliban's acting PM Mullah Hasan Akhund and the deputy CM Abdul Salam Hanafi for bilateral talks. Our correspondent Anas Mallick brings you all the latest developments.

Pakistan minister Shah Mahmood Qureshi's first trip to Kabul since Taliban Takeover

Foreign Secretary Liz Truss is on a two-day visit to India will announce a series of technology and infrastructure tie-ups with India worth over USD 82 million to boost employment opportunities and more.

UK foreign secy Liz Truss begins India visit today; tech, infrastructure deal on cards

Beijing is feeling the heat once again on as forty-three countries called on China at the UN to "ensure full respect for the rule of law" with regard to the Muslim Uyghur community in Xinjiang, where respect for human rights remains "particularly" worrying.

43 countries criticize China over Uyghur Muslims' rights

Southeast Asia's regional bloc should do some "soul-searching" on its policy of not interfering in members' internal affairs to deal effectively with issues like the Myanmar crisis, States Malaysia. Here we are joined by Azmi Hassan, Political Analyst from Kuala Lumpur.

Malaysia asks ASEAN to rethink non-interference policy for Myanmar

Barbados has elected its first-ever president to replace Britain's Queen Elizabeth as head of state, the move comes as the country prepares to become a republic.

Barbados elects first-ever president, replaces Britain's Queen Elizabeth

Pakistan is all set to remain on the grey list. Pak diplomats have been caught bad-mouthing Shireen Mazari on the mic. PM Imran Khan has been accused of selling 'state gifts'. Palki Sharma gets you a report on the state of affairs.

Gravitas: Goof Up: Pak diplomats bad-mouth Minister with Mics on

China is witnessing a sudden surge in covid-19 cases, the country has logged a fifth straight day of new infections. This comes just days after country contained two separate Delta outbreaks in its north eastern and coastal provinces.

China fights new Covid crisis, outbreaks linked to Shanghai tourists

Evergrande's last minute effort to avert default, the group has supplied funds to pay interest on a dollar bond, this has happened a day before the deadline.

China's Evergrande makes payment before deadline

Donald Trump is launching his own Social Media Platform to fight the monopoly of the 'Liberal Media Consortium' & the 'Tyranny of Big Tech'. The platform will promote 'non woke' content. Palki Sharma gets you a report.

Gravitas: Donald Trump to launch own Social Media Platform

US President Joe Biden has said that eh expects gasoline prices to fall by next year and that any further price reduction depends upon actions of Saudi Arabia.

US President Joe Biden expects petrol prices to fall in 2022

A 35-year-old man who triggered the anti-Hindu riots in Bangladesh has been arrested. CCTV footage showed him placing a Quran inside a puja pavilion in Comilla. Palki Sharma tells you why this arrest is just the tip of the iceberg.

Gravitas: Man who triggered Bangladesh riots arrested

Scientists say global warming can damage our kidneys. We wouldn't know until it's too late, and our kidneys are in their end-stage. Palki Sharma brings you a report.

Gravitas: Can climate change damage our kidneys?

Britain would phase out its Digital Services Tax on US tech giants such as Google and Facebook once a global reform to corporate taxation takes effect in 2023.

UK agrees to end digital services tax by 2023

A new and potentially dangerous infection is spreading from Hong Kong's wet markets. Almost 80 cases have been found. At least 7 deaths have been linked to this outbreak. What is this disease? Palki Sharma brings you a report.

Gravitas: A new infection is spreading from Hong Kong's wet markets

An Indian diplomat was criticising China's Belt and Road initiative. Soon after she mentioned BRI, her mike went off. Did China censor an Indian diplomat? Palki Sharma tells you.

Gravitas: An Indian diplomat was criticising Belt and Road, Her mike went off

In a vaccine century for India, the country has administered 100 crores (1 billion) doses of Wuhan Virus vaccines. This is twice the number of doses administered by the US, 5 times that of Japan, and 10 times the doses administered by France. Palki Sharma brings you a report.

Gravitas: India administers 1 Billion doses of Wuhan Virus vaccines

Dozens of women in Britain are reporting cases of needle spiking in nightclubs. They are waking up with body pain and no memories from the previous night. Palki Sharma decodes the latest spree of spiking in British clubs.

Gravitas: British women report needle spiking in nightclubs

The crucial Moscow format summit on the Afghanistan situation was held in Russia today, representatives of 10 countries were in attendance and so was the Taliban delegation. The agenda entailed the formation of an inclusive government and consolidating international partners towards preventing humanitarian and economic crises.

Moscow Meet: Taliban looks forward to secure international recognition

The crucial Moscow format summit on the Afghanistan crisis is underway, representatives of 10 countries are in attendance and so is the Taliban administration. As Moscow holds the meet over the Afghan crisis, Sergey Lavrov, Russian Foreign Minister stated that he recognises Taliban's efforts.

Moscow summit on Afghanistan situation held in Russia, threat of ISIS flagged as a major concern

The crucial Moscow format summit on the Afghanistan crisis was held today in Russia, representatives of 10 countries were in attendance and so was the Taliban administration. As Moscow holds the meet over the Afghan crisis, Sergey Lavrov, Russian Foreign Minister stated that he recognises the Taliban's efforts.

Russian FM Sergey Lavrov addresses Moscow meet; summit to explore inclusive govt, prevent crises

Moscow Summit | Sergey Lavrov: We recognise Taliban's efforts

The crucial Moscow format summit on the Afghanistan crisis is underway. Representatives of 10 countries are in attendance so is the Taliban administration, Anas Mallick brings you more.

Afghanistan crisis: Moscow format meeting underway, Taliban gets an invitation

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