Al-Sharaa’s trip, planned for November 10, will be first-ever visit by a Syrian president to the White House.

US-Syria Ties: President Ahmed Al-Sharaa To Visit White House on Monday 

Tensions are boiling over in Lima as the Peruvian government prepares to declare a state of emergency amid violent protests. Demonstrators attempted to breach barricades outside the Congress, demanding political change and expressing growing frustration over economic conditions and governance.


Peru Government Implements Tighter Measures To Curb Rising Crime Fueling Protests in Lima

Peace talks between Afghanistan and Pakistan have collapsed, a Taliban spokesperson confirmed on Saturday, although the ceasefire established between the two neighbouring countries remains intact.

Zabihullah Mujahid attributed the breakdown to Islamabad’s demand that Afghanistan take responsibility for Pakistan’s internal security — a request Kabul described as beyond its "capacity."

Pak-Afghan Truce: Arrest Of Afghan Nationals Surge in Pakistan

Tensions between the United States and Venezuela have escalated after a U.S. military operation targeted a suspected drug-smuggling vessel in the Caribbean, resulting in the deaths of three men. Washington claims the strike was part of its anti-narcotics mission, while Caracas condemned the attack as a violation of sovereignty.

US-Venezuela Tensions: US Continues Military Buildup Against Venezuela 


The African Union Election Observation Mission has declared Tanzania’s recent 2025 elections compromised, citing serious irregularities in voting, transparency, and fairness. Reports include ballot manipulation, restricted observer access, exclusion of opposition parties, and a nationwide internet shutdown.


Tanzanian Government Declares Elections Free And Fair, Refutes Claims

As America gears for the upcoming thanksgiving holiday, grocery giants are promising cheaper feasts, but there’s a catch. They are all cutting prices by trading down to private label brands and offering fewer items. Retailers say they’re responding to shoppers who are spending less and looking for value over variety.


Record Shutdown Casts Shadow on Thanksgiving Cheer 

With few details on the US-China trade deal, American manufacturers are wondering when growers would begin investing again. It is still uncertain if the next few months will be a turning point for the struggling farm-machinery sector.


Lack of US-China Trade Details Keep Manufacturers Uncertain

Bolivia has elected a new president, signaling the end of two decades of socialist rule in the country. The historic election marks a significant political shift after years of governance by socialist parties. This change reflects evolving public sentiment and promises new policies and directions for Bolivia’s future.


Bolivia: Centrist Christian Democrat Rodrigo Paz Takes Oath as President

Thousands of Chileans took to the streets of Santiago to celebrate love, equality, and LGBTQ+ rights at the annual Pride Parade. The vibrant event featured colorful floats, energetic performances, and a message of inclusion and diversity. Witness the powerful celebration of freedom and solidarity in Chile.

Chile LGBTQ+ Rally: Thousands Celebrate Diversity At Santiago's Annual Pride Rally

Russian Foreign Minister Sergey Lavrov revealed that Moscow is preparing to resume nuclear tests, following President Vladimir Putin’s directive for a feasibility study.


Lavrov: Work Underway On Proposals For Possible Nuclear Test 

Report suggests Venezuelan President Nicolás Maduro is willing to step down if the U.S. guarantees him amnesty, removes the bounty on him, and provides a comfortable exile.


Reports: Maduro Open To Leaving Venezuela | Will Maduro Resign If US Provides Amnesty?

Turkiye says it has issued arrest warrants for genocide against Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu and other senior Israeli officials.

Among 37 suspects listed are Israeli Defence Minister Israel Katz, National Security Minister Itamar Ben-Gvir and army chief Lieutenant General Eyal Zamir, according to a Friday statement from the Istanbul prosecutor’s office, which did not publish the complete list.


Turkey Issues Arrest Warrant Against Netanyahu, Calls Him 'War Criminal'


Southern Syria’s Sweida province, the fighting has stopped, but the scars of the violence remain fresh.  


Israel's Strikes & US Pressure Add New Strains To Syria's South

Relics of Lord Buddha arrived in Bhutan from India , welcomed with prayers by Bhutan’s senior monks and Queen Mother, in a ceremony steeped in reverence and timed for the Global Peace Prayer Festival & the birthday of the country’s fourth king. The Piprahwa relics, excavated in 1898 from an ancient stupa in Indian state of Uttar Pradesh, landed in Paro on Saturday.


Bhutan Hosts Global Peace Prayer Festival, Indian PM To Visit Thimphu on Nov 11

Al-Sharaa’s trip, planned for November 10, will be first-ever visit by a Syrian president to the White House.


US-Syria Ties: President Ahmed Al-Sharaa To Visit White House on Monday

Pakistan’s 27th Constitutional Amendment, which effectively turns the Army Chief into the country’s Chief of Defence Forces, granting him unified command over the Army, Navy and Air Force, and dismantling the last layers of civilian oversight.


Pakistan Senate Tables 27th Amendment Bill Granting Sweeping Powers To Asim Munir

As Donald Trump’s perceived pro-Pakistan stance stirs unease, Indian-American voters appear to be drifting toward Democrats. MAGA insiders blame anti-India rhetoric for Zohran Mamdani’s shock win, signaling a deeper political realignment ahead of the elections.


Trump's Pro-Pakistan Tilt Alienating Indian-American Voters?

Peace talks between Afghanistan and Pakistan have collapsed, a Taliban spokesperson confirmed on Saturday, although the ceasefire established between the two neighbouring countries remains intact.

Zabihullah Mujahid attributed the breakdown to Islamabad’s demand that Afghanistan take responsibility for Pakistan’s internal security — a request Kabul described as beyond its "capacity."


World leaders convened for the second day of COP30, with vulnerable nations calling for urgent and unified global climate action. A new $5 billion fund to protect and restore forests has been announced, aimed at tackling deforestation and supporting sustainable livelihoods across the Global South. As delegates debate emissions targets and green financing, the pressure mounts on developed countries to deliver on their climate commitments. Watch the full report for key highlights, major announcements, and reactions from world leaders.


World Leaders Gather For Second Day of COP30, Launch $5 Billion Fund To Protect Tropical Forests

Moscow has raised concerns over the U.S. deploying missiles that can reach Russian territory in just seven minutes.

Moscow: US Missiles Capable Of Reaching Russia in 7 Minutes

The Trinamul Congress on Friday launched a blistering attack on the BJP after Karnataka MP Vishweshwara Kageri claimed that India’s National Anthem Jana Gana Mana was composed to please the British.


Bengal State Anthem 'Banglar Mati' To Be Sung At All Government Schools

Iran’s president has warned that the capital is facing an unprecedented water and energy crisis as reservoirs have plunged to historic lows, threatening supplies of drinking water and electricity generation, it was reported on Friday.


Iran's Unprecedented Water Crisis, President Warns Of An Evacuation

India’s retirement savings have hit a new milestone, more than 90 million subscribers and growing.
But two pension schemes, the national pension scheme and the Atal pension yojana lead the way.
Both promise security, yet work very differently.
And many are asking why can’t people have more control over their own money?


Explainer: India’s Pension Plans – Why It Matters?

wion

Wion, News on Wion, stories on Wion, articles on Wion, Wion stories at Wion, Wion news, Wion latest news

WION

US-Syria Ties: President Ahmed Al-Sharaa To Visit White House on Monday

Peru Government Implements Tighter Measures To Curb Rising Crime Fueling Protests in Lima

Pak-Afghan Truce: Arrest Of Afghan Nationals Surge in Pakistan

US-Venezuela Tensions: US Continues Military Buildup Against Venezuela

Tanzanian Government Declares Elections Free And Fair, Refutes Claims

Record Shutdown Casts Shadow on Thanksgiving Cheer

Lack of US-China Trade Details Keep Manufacturers Uncertain

Bolivia: Centrist Christian Democrat Rodrigo Paz Takes Oath as President

Chile LGBTQ+ Rally: Thousands Celebrate Diversity At Santiago's Annual Pride Rally

Lavrov: Work Underway On Proposals For Possible Nuclear Test

Reports: Maduro Open To Leaving Venezuela | Will Maduro Resign If US Provides Amnesty?

Turkey Issues Arrest Warrant Against Netanyahu, Calls Him 'War Criminal'

Israel's Strikes & US Pressure Add New Strains To Syria's South

Bhutan Hosts Global Peace Prayer Festival, Indian PM To Visit Thimphu on Nov 11

US-Syria Ties: President Ahmed Al-Sharaa To Visit White House on Monday

Pakistan Senate Tables 27th Amendment Bill Granting Sweeping Powers To Asim Munir

US-Syria Ties: President Ahmed Al-Sharaa To Visit White House on Monday

Trump's Pro-Pakistan Tilt Alienating Indian-American Voters?

Pak-Afghan Truce: Arrest Of Afghan Nationals Surge in Pakistan

World Leaders Gather For Second Day of COP30, Launch $5 Billion Fund To Protect Tropical Forests

Moscow: US Missiles Capable Of Reaching Russia in 7 Minutes

Bengal State Anthem 'Banglar Mati' To Be Sung At All Government Schools

Iran's Unprecedented Water Crisis, President Warns Of An Evacuation

Explainer: India’s Pension Plans – Why It Matters?