Oxford University's Coronavirus vaccine will enter human trials on Thursday. Meanwhile the United States is preparing for a second wave of cases for the winter. WION's Executive Editor Palki Sharma Upadhyay gets you the big global developments for Wednesday.

Gravitas: The top global developments for April 22 | Wuhan Coronavirus

The Coronavirus has taken a toll on the food sector. People are shunning meat and fearing restaurants. WION's Executive Editor Palki Sharma Upadhyay gets you a report on how the pandemic is reshaping the global food industry.

Gravitas: Coronavirus: The future of food industry

In an exclusive conversation with WION, IMF Chief Economist Gita Gopinath has said that India's GDP growth will fall to 0.5% in this calendar year. WION's Executive Editor Palki Sharma Upadhyay tells you more.

Gravitas: IMF Chief Economist: India to grow at 0.5% in 2020 | Exclusive

In the United States, as the governors continue to push for the social distancing measures, the anti-lockdown protests continue in many parts of the country watch report.

Anti-lockdown protests in Virginia, New York, and Los Angeles

With people locked inside their homes, nature is healing. The internet is flooded with delightful visuals of animals venturing into urban spaces. But the Coronavirus lockdown is also a threat to many of these animals. Pets are being abandoned due to misinformation about how the virus spreads, and thousands of strays have been left without food due to the lockdown. This report on Wide Angle looks at how COVID-19 has affected wildlife and domestic animals across the world. We also look at the measures that must be taken to contain other such zoonotic diseases in the future.

Coronavirus caused by 'disrespecting' animals? | Coronavirus lockdown

On Monday, Oil in the United States was trading below zero. Why have the global oil prices collapsed? What does it mean for your pocket?

Wuhan Coronavirus impact: Oil in the US trades in the negative | Gravitas

The skin of two doctors - tested positive for the Coronavirus in Wuhan turned dark after two months of treatment. What is China using to treat its Coronavirus patients?

Wuhan: Coronavirus positive doctors' skin goes dark after treatment | Gravitas

The United Kingdom scrambles to fight COVID-19. UK reported atleast 8,000 extra deaths in 1st week of April. Watch this video to get more details.

UK scrambles to fight COVID-19, at least 8,000 extra deaths reported in April 1st week

In this segment of Straight Talk WION in an exclusive conversation spoke to IMF Chief Economist Gita Gopinath on coronavirus crisis hitting the developed and emerging economies. How the world economies are dealing with the coronavirus crisis?

WION exclusive Straight Talk with IMF Chief Economist Gita Gopinath on World Economy

Struggling to contain the Coronavirus, The US has now suspended the entry of outsiders. Critics say the decision is a case of misplaced priorities. Is this President Donald Trump's best bet against fighting the pandemic?

Coronavirus: United States suspends immigration temporarily | Gravitas

At a time when the world is fighting the Coronavirus pandemic, Pakistan has quietly removed names of 4,000 terrorists from a watchlist. This includes the mastermind of the 26/11 Mumbai terror attacks.

Gravitas: Pakistan removes 4,000 names from terror watchlist

In this segment of Straight Talk, WION in an exclusive conversation spoke to IMF Chief Economist Gita Gopinath on India's GDP growth in 2020.

WION exclusive Straight Talk with IMF Chief Economist  Gita Gopinath on Indian Economy

Tennis star Roger Federer is fast turning into a social media sensation. First, he went viral with a volley challenge. Now, his appearance on an Instagram live is making waves.

Gravitas: Why Federer is the latest social media sensation

US President Donald Trump is moving ahead with his plan to partially reopen the American economy. The public opinion is divided on the President's decision with many experts saying that full-scale recovery is not possible without universal testing.

Donald Trump: 20 states to restart economy | Coronavirus Pandemic

In New York, nurses have sued the Health Department over the lack of protective equipment. Meanwhile, in the UK - the parliament sessions are going online. WION's Palki brings you the biggest headlines of the Coronavirus outbreak for Tuesday.

Coronavirus: The top updates for 21st April | Gravitas

The mystery over the health of Kim Jong Un has triggered intense speculation over succession. Who can succeed the North Korean leader?

Gravitas: Will this woman succeed Kim Jong Un?

There is mystery over Kim Jong Un's health condition. Reports say the North Korean leader underwent a cardiovascular surgery recently.

Gravitas: Kim Jong Un is 'Gravely ill'

In this segment of Straight Talk WION in an exclusive conversation spoke to IMF Chief Economist Gita Gopinath on coronavirus crisis hitting the developed and emerging economies.

WION Exclusive: Straight talk with IMF Chief Economist Gita Gopinath

Recently, discharged from hospital after being treated from the coronavirus, British PM Boris Johnson returned to work on April 21. He spoke with US President Donald Trump over a phone call. Both the leaders discussed the need to reopen economies.

UK PM Boris Johnson agrees on the need to reopen economies: Spoke to Donald Trump over call

US tech giant Facebook announced that it would invest Rs 43,547 crore ($5.7 billion) in Jio to expand its presence in India. Facebook's investment translates into 9.9 percent stake in Jio. This would be Facebook's biggest minority shareholding ever.

Facebook to invest $5.7 BN in Jio: Acquire 9.99% stake

After the United States, Australia and Germany have now voiced demand for an international enquiry against China on coronavirus pandemic. German Chancellor Angela Merkel has urged transparency from China over virus.

German Chancellor Angela Merkel urges transparency from China over coronavirus

Another silent killer influenza may collide with COVID-19, thus intensifying the crisis. Watch our report to know more.

US: COVID-19 second wave to collide with influenza

Authorities in Manaus began digging mass graves on Tuesday to bury the increasing number of victims of Covid-19 in the city. According to a City Hall statement, the number of burials has more than doubled in the Nossa Senhora Aparecida public cemetery over the past few days.

Mass graves being dug in Brazil amid COVID-19 pandemic

Former Homeland security secretary Jeh Johnson said that US President Donald Trump's plan to suspend immigration for 60 days into the United States is a complicated thing. Watch report.

Former Homeland security secretary Jeh Johnson: Trump can't just shut down all immigration

UK PM Boris Johnson speaks to Donald Trump

Pakistan Prime Minister Imran Khan was today seen attending a public event that too without wearing a mask. The containment norms dictates that any suspected case should be going to self-quarantine for 14 days, this is day after Pakistan PM met a well-known philanthropist who has been detected positive for the COVID-19 infection.

Pakistan PM chooses to attend public event instead of self-quarantine

United States President Donald Trump has announced that he will be issuing a temporary suspension of immigrants into the United States. He mentioned that this move is for the benefit of American workers.

US President Donald Trump to issue suspension of immigration for 60 days | Coronavirus Pandemic

Hydroxychloroquine is proving to be a dangerous medicine for treating the new coronavirus patients. Study showed that there were more deaths in those who were given hydroxychloroquine. Watch this video to know more.

Study: Hydroxychloroquine might have damaged other organs of patients

Italy announced that it has more number of ventilators than COVID-19 patients, Italy has around 2,573 patients under intensive unit and it has 2,659 ventilators available. Watch this video to know more.

Italy reports more ventilators than COVID-19 patients under intensive care units

Oxford University is developing a vaccine for the treatment for COVID-19, human trials for vaccine will begin from April 23. Watch this video to know more.

UK to start human trials of potential COVID-19 vaccine

The Indian Central government on April 22 said that it has brought an ordinance to end violence against health workers. The ordinance carries imprisonment from 6 months to 7 years if anyone found guilty.

Indian government acts against attack on medics

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