Taliban is taking women off air in Afghanistan as Kabul's women-run Baano Radio and TV shuts down in Kabul. WION's Anas Mallick meets with the studio's co-founder Zahra Nabi on what this means for the future of women in Kabul. Molly Gambhir tells you more.

Gravitas: Women-run studio forced to shut down in Kabul

A new report has revealed that 42 low-income countries owe $385 billion to China. The debt is hidden from the world bank & some governments are now even aware of the monetary value of the contracts. Molly Gambhir gets you a report.

Gravitas: 42 countries owe $385 billion to China

Tensions between United States and North Korea are simmering again. There are multiple reasons for it, majorly North Korea's aggressive military test in the recent weeks which has alarmed the world.

North Korean leader Kim Jong Un calls US dialogue offer a 'petty trick'

In the past two years, truck driver, airline workers and others witnessing months of quarantine, travel restrictions and complex covid testing and vaccine requirements. Now transport head writes a joint open letter to raise awareness issues of what transport industry is facing.

Global supply chain currently fragile; Transport heads ask WHO to take up issues at UN

It has been a month since the Taliban took control over Afghanistan, all the promises made over women rights have faded with time. Women have been told to stay at homes, have been barred from higher studies as well, have a look at this report.

Decades of progress undone in Kabul, Afghan women barred from higher study

Conservationists dedicate their lives to save species from extinction but at times, the situation is not under their control. Here, we bring you one such story from US, where 23 species have been declared as extinct.

United States declare 23 species extinct, list includes Ivory-billed woodpecker

North Korean leader Kim Jong Un has rejected the US proposal for a dialogue, calling it an attempt to mask hostility. Watch this report for more details.

North Korean leader calls US dialogue offer a pretty trick

French experts say they have measured Mont Blanc, the tallest mountain in western Europe, at almost a metre lower than its previous official height. Watch this report for more details.

Global warming effects: France's highest peak Mont Blanc shrinks

North Korea's Kim Jong Un rejects US dialogue proposal

Former French President Nicolas Sarkozy will find out Thursday whether he faces a second jail term when a court returns its verdict over massive overspending on his 2012 re-election campaign. Watch this report for more details.

France: Nicolas Sarkozy remains popular with right

YouTube announced a total ban Wednesday on vaccine misinformation and the termination of the accounts of several prominent anti-vaccine influencers. Watch this report for more details.

YouTube cracks down on anti-vaccine videos, bans major accounts

Angela Merkel and his main rival have congratulated Olaf Scholz on his weekend election win as he hopes to form a coalition that will make him Germany’s next chancellor.

Germany: Angela Merkel congratulates Olaf Scholz on election success

President Biden has postponed plans to travel to Chicago on Wednesday so he can continue negotiating with lawmakers to get his multi-trillion spending plans across the finish line, a White House official said. Watch this report for more details.

United States president Joe Biden postpones Chicago trip

The situation of Afghan women under the Taliban regime is becoming horrific day by day, restrictions on women have increased. WION captures the plight of Afghan Women. Watch this ground report for more details.

WION captures the plight of Afghan women

According to reports, Taliban has requested India to resume commercial flight operations to Afghanistan. All flight operations from India to Kabul were halted on August 15, after Taliban took over Afghanistan. Govt-in-exile backs Panjshir resistance, WION's Anas Mallick brings all the latest developments.

Former Afghanistan officials announce govt-in-exile, Amrullah Saleh to lead

The tension at the Line of Actual Control between the People's Liberation Army of China and the Indian Army is simmering away and China seems to be stoking the flames even further. Watch this report for more details.

China keeps border issue on simmer, sets up new troops shelter

The Biden administration’s top officials faced another heated congressional panel to answer questions over the the chaotic end of the US army pullout in Afghanistan. Susan Tehrani brings us more on this.

Taliban was and remains a terror group, Pentagon leaders outline Afghan pullout plans

With a wingspan of 20.5 meters, the CH-6 drone, which was featured at China's biggest air show, reportedly can remain in the air for 20 hours.

CH-6: Drone with new attack capabilities from China's massive air show

According to reports, Taliban has requested India to resume commercial flight operations to Afghanistan. All flight operations from India to Kabul were halted on August 15, after Taliban took over Afghanistan. Anas Mallick brings all the latest developments.

Taliban requests India to resume commercial flight operations

Sri Lanka will be lifting the covid-19 lockdown on October 1, however, the move comes with certain restrictions. The Sri Lankan health authorities state that the covid-19 situation of the country is improved.

Sri Lanka to end its covid-19 lockdown, new health guidelines to be announced soon

Last month, the world witnessed depressing images from the Kabul airport. From Afghans hanging onto the US military jets to mothers handing their babies in search for a better life - the Afghan troop pullout was a disaster and the Pentagon leaders were grilled over this, take a look.

Kabul Airport Mishap: Pentagon leaders grilled over US pullout

Swedish climate activist Greta Thunberg slams three decades of govt's inaction on climate change. During her address over the climate summit, Thunberg accused world leaders of drowning future generations with empty words and promises.

'30 years of blah blah blah,' climate activist Greta Thunberg slams 3 decades of climate inaction

Republicans blocked a Senate bill to fund the government at current levels and suspend the debt ceiling, leaving open the possibilities of a government shutdown early Friday morning and a catastrophic U.S. default that could take place some time in October if Congress fails to act. Watch this report for more details.

US: Republicans against raising debt

Indian Foreign Secy Shringla draws attention towards terrorism at the event of WMDs.Watch this report for more details.

Indian Foreign Secretary Shringla draws attention towards terrorism

Australia's antitrust watchdog called for powers to curb Google's use of internet data to sell targeted ads, joining other regulators in saying the firm dominates the market to the point of hurting publishers, advertisers and consumers. Watch this report for more details.

Australia: Regulators demand special authority over tech-firms

Goldman Sachs has cut China’s economic growth forecast for 2021 to 7.8%, from 8.2%, as energy shortages and deep industrial output cuts add “significant downside pressures”, it said in a note on Tuesday. Watch this report for more details

Goldman cuts China GDP growth forecast on energy supply crunch

The Taliban have banned hairdressers in Afghanistan's Helmand province from shaving or trimming beards, saying it breaches their interpretation of Islamic law. Watch this report for more details.

Afghanistan: Barbers banned from trimming beard in Helmand

U.S. President Joe Biden rolled up his shirt sleeve and received a COVID-19 vaccine booster inoculation on Monday, hoping to provide a powerful example for Americans on the need to get the extra shot even as millions go without their first. Watch this report for more details.

US President Joe Biden gets COVID-19 booster shot

China’s energy crisis is beginning to hit people where they live, adding the risk of social instability to an economic slowdown and global supply chain disruptions. Watch this report for more details.

China's power crisis moves from factories to homes

Pakistan has discussed Taliban-led Afghanistan joining the multibillion-dollar China-Pakistan Economic Corridor (CPEC) infrastructure project, the Pakistani ambassador to the country said on Monday. Watch this report for more details.

Pakistan pushes for Afghanistan CPEC inclusion

After the Taliban took over, there are two faces of the Taliban's rule in Afghanistan. Watch this report for more details.

Two faces of Taliban's rule in Afghanistan

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