Salvadorian president has stepped in now to handle the fraught rollout of funds apps that underpin nations adoption of bitcoin as authorized tender and known as on customers to report any issues.

World Business Watch: El Salvador has adopted bitcoin as legal tender

Afghan Pop Star Aryana Sayeed speaks with WION about the ongoing situation in Afghanistan. Watch this report to know more.

Afghan Pop Star Aryana Sayeed speaks with WION

British employers are going through essentially the most extreme shortage of job candidates on record as a result of overall to put up lockdown search within the financial system and Brexit.

World Business Watch: UK employers face worst shortage of job candidates on record

One of the first acts of the new Afghan government has been to crack down on escalating protests against its rule. In the first decree issued by the Interior Ministry, the Taliban warned all citizens not to hold any demonstrations under any name further.

Afghanistan: Taliban bans protests in the country

The new Taliban government in Afghanistan has formally taken office. Now let's learn about the business challenges under Taliban 2.0.

Afghan arms dealers flourish with news stocks of abandoned weapons

The Taliban promised normalcy in Afghanistan after the bost US exit. This included the resumption of civilian flights. But it has been more than eight days since the foreign boots took off and there seems to be no talk about it.

Eight days since withdrawal deadline, Taliban mum over flight resumption

The illegal gold mining business is booming in Brazil, with miners pinning their hopes on a bill. More than 5000 illegal gold mines are operating in the Amazon forest which results in polluting the Amazon River.

Brazil: Gold miners attack indigenous people

This week marks the 20th anniversary of the 9/11 terror attacks. Bin Laden is long dead but the group he created is very much alive. Will Al-Queda rise again?

20 years after 9/11, will Al Qaeda rise again?

The new Taliban government in Afghanistan has formally taken office and began to work restoring and repairing the war-torn country.

Afghanistan: Interim government begins work amid protests

Taliban faces challenge to find balance between hardline & moderate rule

As world leaders debate whether to accept Afghan refugees, Kosovo's president Vjosa Osmani says helping Afghan refugees is her moral obligation. Here's a snippet of Palki Sharma's exclusive conversation with the president - herself a former refugee.

Gravitas: Kosovo President to WION: "Proud to help Afghans"

A statue of Confederate General Robert E. Lee was removed from its pedestal in Virginia's capital city. The 21-foot-tall statue on Monument Avenue in Richmond was one of the largest remaining Confederate monuments in the US.

Statue of Confederate General Robert E. Lee removed

The newly installed Taliban regime will forbid Afghan women from playing cricket and other sports where their bodies might be seen.

Afghanistan: Taliban bans women from playing cricket, other sports

France opened a trial that will examine the origins and fallout of terrorist attacks that killed 130 people.

France: Trial of 20 men accused in Paris attacks begins

On Wednesday evening, Palestinian protesters opened fire at Israeli soldiers during protests near Ramallah in support of the six Palestinian militants who escaped from an Israeli high-security prison.

500 Palestinians gather in Jerusalem to support jail escapees

Some experts fear long covid can increase a person's likelihood of developing dementia. It is a condition where a person suffers from loss of memory, has an inability to perform day-to-day activities.WION's Palki Sharma brings you a report.

Gravitas: Can long COVID be linked to dementia?

Do we need to take a Wuhan virus vaccine booster shot? Many countries are already offering one. Israel is offering booster shots to children as young as 12. Are booster shots being given for protection or profit? WION's Palki Sharma brings you a report.

Gravitas: Booster shot: Do we really need one?

Japan's Prime Minister Yoshihide Suga will be stepping down after his botched Covid response. Suga joins a long list of Japanese leaders who have resigned after a short stint. What explains their string of resignations? WION's Palki Sharma tells you.

Gravitas: Japanese PM resigns over bungled COVID response

Gravitas | The West plans to dump Afghan refugees in Asia. Foreign Ministers of European Countries are visiting Pakistan one after the other to ensure Afghan refugees don't reach their borders. WION's Palki Sharma gets you a report on this criminal abandonment.

Gravitas: Western nations plan to dump Afghan refugees in Asia

Afghanistan is in the middle of a transition. The people of Afghanistan did not choose the Taliban, just like they did not choose the corrupt governments that preceded the Taliban. Afghans were forced to pick between the devil and the deep blue sea. WION's Palki Sharma brings you a report.

Gravitas: Afghanistan: A country where the people have little choice

America spent more than $2.2 trillion on the war in Afghanistan. Most of this money went back to the US via private contractors and companies. Top US arms dealers got $2 trillion in public funds between 2001 & 2021. WION's Palki Sharma exposes the truth of the Afghan war.

Gravitas: America's lies on the trillion-dollar Afghan war

Gravitas | Terror has struck New Zealand once again. An 'ISIS-inspired' lone wolf went on a stabbing spree in New Zealand. The attack coincides with the rise of Taliban in Afghanistan. WION's Palki Sharma asks: Is this the beginning of Jihad 2.0?

Gravitas: 'ISIS-Inspired' lone wolf attack in New Zealand

Russia has cultivated a transactional relationship with the Taliban. Moscow is worried that violence in Afghanistan will spill over into Central Asia - Russia's backyard. Does Putin's tempered approach open a door for India? WION's Palki Sharma tells you.

Gravitas: Can India & Russia cooperate on Afghanistan?

Taliban is expected to announce its governing council next week. Hibatullah Akhundzada is expected to turn out as the supreme leader of the Taliban.

Afghanistan: Hibatullah Akhundzada is expected to be the Emir

The situation in the Panjshir valley remains tense and there have been heavy casualties on both sides. In a dispatch from the frontlines, the former Vice President of Afghanistan and the so-called caretaker president of the country Amrullah Saleh has written a moving personal account on the overall situation.

Afghanistan: Under siege from Taliban, Amrullah Saleh writes from Panjshir

Gravitas Plus with WION's Palki Sharma | India takes pride in its Guru-Shishya Parampara. It takes pride in being home to great teachers like Guru Dronacharya and Dr. Sarvepalli Radhakrishnan. But have teachers in India lost the respect they once commanded? Has learning become a business? Who is to be blamed for it?

Gravitas Plus: Thoughts on Teachers' Day 2021

Australia's communication Minister Paul Fletcher speaks with WION on how Australia is keeping big tech in check.

Australia's communication Minister Paul Fletcher on WION

Battle in Panjshir has intensified. The Taliban is inching closer to taking over the Panjshir valley. Five out of seven districts have fallen to the Taliban control.

Afghanistan: Taliban cut off the communication lines to Panjshir valley

Amid the escalating crisis, Kabul airport authorities have finally managed to partially reopen the airport. Watch this report to know more.

Reports: Domestic Flights resume between Kabul and 3 Provincial cities

New Zealand police shot and killed a man after he stabbed and wounded at least six people in a supermarket in the city of Auckland. According to Prime Minister Jacinda Ardern, he had been inspired by the ISIS group.

New Zealand Terror Attack: New Zealand knife rampage leaves world shocked

With the Taliban now in control Afghans and the capital of Kabul are left unsure about their futures as people adapt to the new regime.

Afghanistan: Afghans stare at uncertain future

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