In a major snub to Pakistan, Kashmir is not on the agenda of a meeting of Foreign Ministers of the Organisation of Islamic Cooperation (OIC). This is not the first time that Pakistan has suffered a setback at the OIC.

Gravitas: Pakistan gets a major snub from the Islamic world

For years, Pakistan has enjoyed a privileged status at the Organisation of Islamic Cooperation (OIC). But Islamabad is now losing its voice within the forum.

Gravitas: How Pakistan lost the trust of Islamic powers

There's been a reset in the Arab World. The Gulf countries have distanced themselves from Pakistan, and they are now leaning towards India. What do you think led to this?

Gravitas: Gulf distances itself from Pak, leans towards India

After a bitter border row, India & Nepal are working to get ties back on track. Indian Foreign Secretary Harsh Vardhan Shringla is on a 2-day visit to Kathmandu. Meanwhile, NSA Ajit Doval is expected to visit Colombo on November 27.

Gravitas: India reaches out to its neighbours

Europe is preparing to battle a new outbreak of Bird Flu. 9 European Nations have reported 300 cases of H5N8 in 30 days. Has the virus spread beyond Europe's borders? Can it be transmitted to Humans?

Gravitas: Europe battles new outbreak of Bird Flu

Reports claim India's Prime Minister Narendra Modi will visit The Serum Institute of India on Nov 28. Why is this visit so important for India and the Developing World?

Gravitas: Biggest vaccine stories of the day

The Wuhan is still taking lives. Burial grounds are being expanded in Jakarta. And after Europe, South Asia may be the next region to face a second wave.

Gravitas: No end to the Wuhan Virus Pandemic

A 'demographic time bomb' has become the latest worry of the Chinese regime. The elderly population is increasing, the National Pension Fund is depleting, fertility rates are at an all-time low & the Chinese workforce is getting smaller by the day.

Gravitas: China's latest worry: A rising elderly population

Astra and its CEO are facing scrutiny as the drugmaker responds to growing confusion over the vaccine.

Astrazeneca likely to run additional global covid-19 vaccine trial

Berlin aims to open six centers with the capacity to vaccinate up to 4,000 people per day with an approved COVID-19 vaccine by mid-December

Germany: Berlin plans mega vaccination drive

None of the 19 soldiers were identified in the report, which was written by a state judge appointed by the inspector-general of defence.

13 Australian soldiers face dismissal over Afghan unlawful killings

China on Friday announced tariffs of over 200% on Australian wine imports starting Nov. 28, according to local media.

China imposes heavy tariffs on Australian wine

Prime Minister Abiy Ahmed gave the Tigray People’s Liberation Front (TPLF) 72 hours to lay down their arms or face an assault on Mekelle

Ethiopia orders final offensive in Tigray region after ultimatum expires

Australia has made a startling revelation 13 of its troops are facing dismissal for un lawfully killing of Afghan civilians. This comes after an independent report claims that there is enough evidence that 39 unarmed Afghan prisoners and civilians were killed by 19 Australian soldiers.

Australian troops are facing dismissal | Afghan War

On the 12th anniversary of the deadly attack in Mumbai on November 26, 2008, at least 10 Lashkar-e-Taiba terrorists from Pakistan reached the city by sea and opened fire indiscriminately.

12th anniversary of Mumbai 26/11 attack: Remembering the real heroes

Syria's war forced the Diab family to flee their village of Kafr Zita in central Hama province.

Displaced Syrian teen recreates lost family home

At least three people have died due to cyclone Nivar, which made landfall near Puducherry late last night.

Cyclone Nivar makes landfall; heavy downpour in Chennai and Puducherry

The situation in northern Ethiopia escalated on November 3, when militants of the Tigray People’s Liberation Front attacked the Northern Command’s facilities

Abiy Ahmed: Will receive envoys but not talk with TPLF

The practice is banned in countries such as Bangladesh, but legal in others such as the United States.

Your Story: Questions raised over French plan to ban virginity tests

A breakthrough in the prelude to Afghanistan peace talks has failed to materialise after more than two months of intensive negotiations.

WION Dispatch: What's next for Afghan peace talks?

Mr Shringla is also scheduled to call on Prime Minister KP Sharma Oli and President Bidya Devi Bhandari today.

Foreign secretary Harsh Vardhan Shringla arrives in Nepal for 2-day visit

Preliminary results on the AstraZeneca vaccine were based on a total of 131 COVID-19 cases in a study involving 11,636 participants.

AstraZeneca defends dosing error in covid-19 vaccine trial

In what will be seen as a victory for Iranian state hostage-taking by some and a humanitarian move by others, Moore-Gilbert was released on Wednesday morning.

Kylie Moore-Gilbert released from Iran jail in prisoner exchange

WION Fineprint: How did a smaller dose prove more effective?

After fleeing the guerrilla group that forcibly recruited him as a teenager, Juan Jose Florian joined the Colombian Army, but then lost his forearms

Meet Juan Jose Florian who lost both his arms and a leg but not hope

A new report reveals Afghanistan has been pushed deeper into an already dire food security crisis, exacerbated by the COVID-19 pandemic.

Food crisis worsens in Afghanistan with 42% of the population malnourished

Joe Biden further added that America will put in place a distribution plan to get the entire country immunised.

Joe Biden: Will discuss Corona vaccine distribution plan with task force

Europe’s largest economy partly recovered from an unprecedented plunge caused by the first wave of the COVID-19 pandemic in spring, German Economy Grows 8.5 % In Third Quarter.

Germany's Stronger than expected rebound

Indonesia reached a grim milestone on Monday in surpassing more than half a million coronavirus cases, as average new daily infections hit a record and hospitals in the country's most populated province edged closer to capacity.

Indonesia hits half million virus cases as infection spike strains hospitals

Britain's telecom companies could be fined up to 10% of turnover or 100,000 pounds ($133,140) a day if they contravene a ban on using equipment made by China's Huawei Technologies Co Ltd under a new law put forward on Tuesday. The government said that, The Telecommunications (Security) Bill will boost the security standards of the UK’s telecoms networks and remove the threat of high-risk vendors.

Britain's telecom companies could face fines for using suppliers deemed high-risk

From Britain to European union, Global executives see a smaller hit to their investment plans for Europe than they did earlier this year and are somewhat more upbeat about the continent’s future appeal, a questionnaire by professional services group EY (Ernst & Young)has founded.

Survey: Investors more upbeat about European Union's future appeal

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