The US Senate on June 25 passed a bill by unanimous consent that would impose sanctions on China for its decision to implement the controversial national security law in Hong Kong. Watch report.

Bipartisan rebuke of China: US Senate's move to protest Hong Kong's autonomy

In COVID times weddings have become a small affair and only a limited number of family members can join in the ceremony. But what if one could share the wedding festivities with relatives and friends through a live broadcast. Watch report.

Weddings go on air in Yemen: TV studios turn into marriage halls

Canada's Prime Minister Justin Trudeau rejected calls to step in to end the extradition trial of a Chinese Huawei executive Meng Wanzhou. Trudeau said doing so would "imperil" Canadians abroad by opening them to potential random detention. Watch report.

Trudeau rejects call to release  Top Huawei executive Meng Wanzhou

Air surveillance was increased on Ladakh LAC after India-China face-off. Watch this video to know more.

Air surveillance increased on Ladakh LAC after Galwan face-off

A CRPF jawan was martyred and a minor boy was killed in a terrorist attack on a joint patrol deployed in highway security in Bijbehara in the Anantnag district of Jammu and Kashmir. The incident took place on Friday (June 26) afternoon.

CRPF soldier, child killed killed in a terrorist attack in J&K's Anantnag

Facing ruin after orders from Western brands collapsed amid the coronavirus pandemic, many Bangladeshi garment factories have been given a lifeline by orders to make protective masks, gloves and gowns for export.

Garment factories in Bangladesh turn COVID-19 virus gloom into boom

J&K cadre IAS officer Navin Choudhary from Bihar has been granted domicile certificate of Jammu and Kashmir.

IAS officer Navin Choudhary granted domicile certificate in J&K

Three people were killed in a stabbing attack in the Scottish city of Glasgow on Friday (June 26). Watch this video to know more.

Stabbing attack in the heart of Glasgow, 3 killed

Australia's counter-espionage agency raided the house of New South Wales state legislator Shaoquett Moselmane amid investigation into alleged Chinese influence in the country's political affairs.

Australian intelligence officers raid Shaoquett Moselmane's premises over alleged China links

Amid reports of Bhutan stopping the supply of irrigation water to farmers in Assam and adjoining areas, the countries foreign affairs ministry clarified saying that "there is no reason why the flow of water should be stopped at this time".

No reason to stop flow of water to Assam, clarifies Bhutan

More than 1,500 out of 7,000 employees have tested positive so far at the Toennies meat processing plant in the western district of Guetersloh in the country's single biggest COVID-19 cluster to date. The air cooling system used in a German slaughterhouse helped spread the coronavirus among hundreds of workers according to German experts who have studied conditions at a meat-processing plant at the heart of a cluster of infections in Germany.

Germany: Over 1500 employees of Toennies slaughterhouse test corona positive | WION-DW Partnership

There is an exponential rise in the COVID-19 cases in India in the last five days. More than 490,400 people now have been infected with COVID-19 in India, while the COVID-19 death toll is over 15,300.

More than 490,400 COVID-19 cases in India, with over 15,300 deaths

China has urged more than a dozen provinces to take precautions against another round of heavy rain in the next few days after turbulent weather brought floods to large swathes of the country this month.

Heavy downpours trigger flash floods in large swathes of China

Intelligence alarm bells have rung after more than 200 youth from Jammu and Kashmir with Pakistani visa have been found missing with authorities fearing that Pakistan has been trying to train them to create trouble in the Union territory of Jammu and Kashmir.

Over 200 J&K youth missing with Pakistan visa

Countries around the world are racing to develop a cure for COVID-19. Japan has become a victim of its own success. The country cannot find enough patients for its clinical trial. Watch report.

COVID-19 Pandemic: Lack of patients for clinical trials in Japan

With the talks of disengagement along the LAC, India, and China have been holding diplomatic and military level talks constantly. Ministry of External Affairs in a statement said "Because of the massive build on the Chinese side, the situation took a serious turn on the LAC. The Chinese side must respect the sanity of the LAC, and respect border understanding in order to reduce tensions."

India-China standoff: Indian MEA on border row with China

US sanctions China over Hong Kong Security Law

In an Exclusive Interview to WION, Dr Sivan, Chairman ISRO & Secretary Department of Space shared the vision behind the reforms that are being rolled out and elaborated on the progress of various current and future missions.

WION in conversation with ISRO Chairman Dr K Sivan

In Mexico evacuations of the massive 7.4 magnitudes have sparked fears of a spur in COVID-19 pandemic. Watch report.

COVID-19 Pandemic: Mexico earthquake evacuations clashed with social distancing

After 200 youths from Jammu and Kashmir with Pakistani visa went missing with the authorities, it set off alarm bells as intelligence agencies claim that Pakistan has been trying to train them to create trouble in the Union territory of Jammu and Kashmir. Watch report.

Intel alert in J&K: 200 youths with Pak visas missing

Argentina and Brazil are monitoring the movement of a 15-square-kilometer locust swarm in Argentina’s northeast. Watch report.

Locust threaten crops in Argentina and Brazil | Locust attack

The 'Black Lives Matter' protest in the United States has unmasked the institutional brutality against the African Americans of the country. It has also unmasked that people have refused to remain mute spectators now. In the latest coming in from the State of Rhode Island, the Governor has signed an order stating that the state will be officially changing its name due to its ties to the history of slavery. Watch report.

Rhode Island changes name over slavery ties | BLM protests

Story of a 7-year old Kashmiri Girl Jannat, Who is Cleaning Dal Lake Since 2 Years

The coronavirus pandemic is an unique learning experience for newsroom leaders, they are covering the story while living it. The head of France 24 English Gallagher Fenwick shares his biggest takeaway from the pandemic.

WION Global Editors Summit: Gallagher Fenwick shares his biggest takeaway from pandemic

At WION Global Editors Summit, European Alliance of News Agencies' Alexandru Giboi says it is all about being optimistic during the pandemic.

WION Global Editors Summit: 'It is all about being optimistic during pandemic'| Alexandru Giboi

WION Global Editors Summit: Is it too early to gaze at the post-pandemic world? Aluf Benn Is it too early to gaze at the Post-Pandemic world? Watch this exclusive conversation between the Editor In Chief of Haaretz Aluf Benn and WION's palki

WION Global Editors Summit: Is it too early to gaze at the post-pandemic world? Aluf Benn

WION Global Editors Summit: 'Organisation closes office gym to cope with the tough time', Aluf Benn Newspapers are battling an unprecedented drop in ad revenues. The Editor In Chief of Haaretz Aluf Benn tells WION's Palki that his organisation has had to cut down on parking space and close the office gym to cope with the tough time.

WION Global Editors Summit: 'Organisation closes office gym to cope with the tough time', Aluf Benn

At WION Global Editors Summit, the head of France 24 english Gallagher Fenwick shares his experience of working through the lockdown.

WION Global Editors Summit: Gallagher Fenwick shares his experience of working through lockdown

Watch the world's top Editors talk about covering and coping with the Coronavirus pandemic. Palki Sharma Upadhyay in conversation with Gallagher Fenwick, Aluf Benn, Alexandru Giboi.

Global Editors Summit: When the Frontline comes to the Newsroom

Terming the standoff between Indian and Chinese troops at the Line of Actual Control (LAC) as "very serious and worrying", UK Prime Minister Boris Johnson has called on Beijing and Delhi to engage in dialogue to resolve the border issue between them.

UK calls on China, India to engage in dialogue to resolve worrying standoff

The MEA spokesperson said China had been amassing large number of troops since early May in the eastern Ladakh region, and India had to make a counter deployment.

'Grey listing of Pakistan by FATF vindicates India's stand', says briefs Anurag Srivastava

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