Nepal's Prime Minister K.P. Sharma Oli has made a bizarre claim. He says Hindu deity Lord Ram was from Nepal, and India has set up a fake Ayodhya. This comes after Nepal bans Indian channels for supposed 'misreporting'.

Gravitas: Nepal: Prime Minister Oli says Lord Ram was a Nepali

China is the biggest supplier of arms to India's neighbouring countries. Is Beijing militarizing the string of pearls?

Gravitas: China: The biggest arms exporter to India's neighbours

Reportedly, China is ready to invest across the Iranian economy. In return, Beijing could walk away with a steady supply of Iranian oil at a heavily discounted rate. What does it mean for India's Chabahar project?

Gravitas: A $400 Billion China - Iran deal: Where does it leave the Chabahar project?

Mary said she tried everything to connect with her husband. She tried to visit with him through a window, but said he would just cry and didn't understand

Couple reunited after 114 days as husband is in nursing home with dementia

Soon after, numerous amateur photographers began sharing stunning images of the comet just above the horizon during predawn hours.

Rare comet Neowise to be visible in India for next 20 days

The first prayers at Istanbul’s Hagia Sophia, a 1,500-year-old UNESCO World Heritage site which has now been converted into a mosque, will take place on July 24.

First prayers in Hagia Sophia after conversion on July 24

In a first for the Russian Navy, an all-female navy crew carried out patrols on the Black Sea on Friday in preparation for Russia's Navy Day celebrations later this month.

WION Dispatch: In a first for Russian Navy, All-female crew embarks on Black Sea patrol

HUAWEI will be completely removed from the UK’s 5G networks by the end of 2027, the government has announced on Tuesday

'Huawei to be removed from UK 5G networks by 2027', says UK Govt

An Israeli court has rejected a request to strip the controversial Israeli spyware firm NSO Group of its export license

Israeli court dismisses Amnesty's petition to block NSO Spyware

The Covid-19 crisis threatens the existence of various businesses across the country. The retail sector too is struggling to stay afloat amid the coronavirus pandemic. In India, the sector suffered losses worth Rs 9 lakh crore in the first 60 days of lockdown. How can it get back on its feet? On Hard Reset, we discuss the future of retail and shopping malls with PUMA India and Southeast Asia General Manager Abhishek Ganguly, Bestseller India CEO Vineet Gautam, Fashion Designer Pernia Qureshi and SCAI Chairman Amitabh Taneja.

Hard Reset: Retail after Covid-19

The troubles for Huawei are growing. The United Kingdom is considering slapping a ban on the Chinese tech giant. All eyes are on India now. After banning 59 Chinese applications, will the Indian government ban Huawei next?

Gravitas: Is Huawei now turning into a global pariah?

The Turkish President has repeatedly questioned India's secular credentials. President Erdogan has now converted the Hagia Sophia into a mosque. Should India remain silent?

Gravitas: Hagia Sophia conversion — Why India must take a stand

Huawei's UK chairman John Browne resigned today as Britain approved the removal of Chinese telecom giant Huawei from its 5G network.

United Kingdom lays out plan to remove Huawei | UK Cultural Minister

Poland's conservative president Andrzej Duda has won another term in power after the second round of results in the presidential elections were revealed on Monday.

Poland's Duda wins 2nd term in office

Since 2012, there have been a number of finds relating to the 1966 Air India crash emerging from the melting ice caps.

Indian newspapers in 1966 published on melting glacier in France; Watch this report

India on Tuesday crosses 9 Lakh cases of Coronavirus with Maharashtra, Tamil Nadu and Delhi still being as the hotspots. Though the recovery rate of the nation reaches to around 70%.

India crosses 900,000 COVID-19 cases; Maharashtra, Tamil Nadu, Delhi continue to remain hotspots

From 1 January 2021, there will no longer be free movement for EU citizens who want to come to live and work in the UK.

UK's new fast-track immigration system to exclude care workers

France marked its Bastille Day on July 14 amid the coronavirus pandemic. The invited foreign dignitaries were replaced by guests who helped fight the virus. Watch report.

France Marks its national day: President Macron presides over Bastille day parade

Governor Gavin Newsom on July 13 signaled a major resort in the state’s two-month effort to recover from the economic collapse caused by the coronavirus, ordering the closure of bars, indoor restaurants, movie theaters and many other recently reopened businesses across California, United States.

Governor Gavin Newsom orders to shut indoor restaurants, bars in California

China has warned pro-democracy activists in Hong Kong for the recently conducted primary elections. China said that it could constitute a violation of the security law. Watch report.

China warns Hong Kong activists: Primary poll violates new security law

As the United States continues to battle the coronavirus, there is another war brewing at the white house. The Trump administration is now clashing with its expert and its new target is the top US infectious disease expert Dr. Anthony Fauci.

Trump administration vs Fauci amid COVID-19 pandemic

China warns Hong Kong activists over violation of Security Law: Concerned over support of parties

In 1948, two separate governments were formed in North and South Korea. North Korea became a dictatorship. South Korea is a democracy. More than 70 years later, both countries are worlds apart.

Gravitas: The Story of the Two Koreas

Russian mining giant Norilsk Nickel reported another oil spill on Sunday. Norilsk Nickel said that up to 20 tonnes of aviation fuel had leaked from its pipeline.

Russian mining giant Norilsk Nickel reports another oil spill

United Arab Emirates aims to join the ranks of just a handful of elite space-faring countries around the world by launching its first interplanetary mission to Mars.

UAE 'Hope' probe to red planet to launch on July 15 | UAE Mars Mission | WION

On July 12 An explosion on a United States Navy ship occurred at a base in California set off a major fire injuring 21 people. Watch report.

Explosion on a ship at San Diego base | At least 21 injured

Israel’s government already approved aid of 100 billion shekels ($29 billion), but only about half has been allocated

Your Story: Israel's budget deficit may double to 13% of GDP

Thousands of Iraqis are hoping to rebuild their lives after the devastations done by the Islamic State group on the country. There seems no hope as many have been rendered homeless. Watch report.

Rebuilding life in Iraq: No hope for homeless in Iraq

A 30-year-old who thought that the coronavirus pandemic was a hoax has succumbed to the deadly virus in San Antonio.

Your Story: A 30-year old dies after attending COVID party

Huawei is making a last-minute attempt to persuade U.K. Prime Minister Boris Johnson not to ban the Chinese telecoms from the U.K.’s 5G mobile networks by 2025.

Your Story: Boris Johnson urges ban on Huawei in UK

More than 80 millionaires on Monday urged governments around the world to tax the super-wealthy much more to help fund the global recovery from the coronavirus outbreak.

Your Story: 'Higher taxes on super rich', says Millionaires in an open letter to govts

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