Peru: On Saturday, September 20, hundreds of demonstrators rallied in the Peruvian capital to protest corruption, organized crime, and recent pension reforms. Tensions escalated as police fired tear gas to disperse the crowd, while protesters retaliated by throwing stones and sticks.


Peru: Hundreds Protest in Lima as Gen Z Clashes With Police Over Boluarte Rule 

H-1B Visa: The United States has clarified its updated H-1B visa policy, confirming that the newly announced $100,000 fee will only apply to new visa petitions. Current H-1B holders will not be affected by the fee, easing concerns among foreign workers, particularly in the tech industry, about the potential financial impact of the policy change. 


H-1B Visa : US Clarifies $100K H-1B Visa Fee Applies Only to New Applicants

Solar Eclipse 2025: Sky watchers have a rare spectacle today as the final solar eclipse of 2025 occurs. The eclipse will be mainly visible in the Southern Hemisphere, with the Sun’s disk obscured by up to 85.5% in regions of New Zealand and Antarctica.


Solar Eclipse 2025 : Up to 85% of Sun Obscured in New Zealand and Antarctica 

Iran: Iran’s Supreme National Security Council has cautioned that any move by France, Germany, and the United Kingdom to reimpose international sanctions could “effectively suspend” its collaboration with the UN nuclear watchdog. The warning came Saturday, following the UN Security Council’s failure to pass a resolution permanently lifting sanctions on Iran.


Iran Warns of Suspending IAEA Cooperation if UN Sanctions Reimposed 

Mumbai: Mumbai: In a historic neo-gothic building in Mumbai’s Fort district, a modest office produces one of India’s oldest and most respected Parsi magazines, Parsiana. Founded in 1964 by Parsi doctor and sandalwood trader Pestonji Warden, the magazine chronicled the life and culture of the Parsi community. After 60 years, however, the magazine is set to close this October due to declining subscribers, financial difficulties, and the absence of a successor.


'End of an Era': Iconic Parsi Magazine 'Parsiana' To Shut After 60 Years 

Israel-Gaza War: Hundreds of thousands of demonstrators in Israel marched through the streets, calling for an end to the conflict in Gaza and the release of hostages held in the blockaded territory.

Israel-Gaza War: Protesters In Israel Demand End To Gaza War, Chant For Hostages' Safe Return|

U.S.:  U.S. President Donald Trump claimed that crime in Washington, DC has significantly decreased, describing the city as ‘totally different from last year.’ He attributed the improvement to the administration’s crime crackdown, calling the capital ‘beautiful and safe’ thanks to ‘good governance.’”

U.S.: Beautiful and Safe’: Trump Highlights Crime Drop in Washington, DC 

Doha Attack: Qatar has formally lodged a complaint with the International Civil Aviation Organization (ICAO) following a recent Israeli airstrike on its capital, Doha, state-run media reported Saturday. The strike, carried out on September 9, targeted a building hosting Hamas officials who were discussing the latest U.S.-proposed ceasefire plan.


Breaking: Doha Attack: Qatar Lodges Complaint with ICAO Over Israeli Attack in Doha

Russia-Ukraine: Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy has called on the United States to impose stronger measures against Russia amid ongoing conflict. He emphasized the need for harsher sanctions and increased support to counter Russian aggression, signaling Kyiv’s push for a firmer international response.

Russia-Ukraine: Ukraine’s Zelenskyy Calls for Stronger Action from the U.S. Against Russia 

U.S. Vs Venezuela:  Venezuela mobilizes civilians for nationwide military training drills in response to U.S. troop buildup and Trump’s latest threats.

U.S. Vs Venezuela: Venezuela Opens Military Training to Civilians as Trump Issues Threats 

Hong Kong: Thousands of Hong Kong residents were evacuated overnight after construction workers unearthed a massive World War II–era U.S.-made bomb in Quarry Bay. The explosive, measuring roughly 1.5 meters and weighing about 450 kilograms, was found at a bustling residential and commercial site, prompting experts to carry out a controlled defusal operation.


Hong Kong: WWII-Era U.S.-Made Bomb Found in Hong Kong Prompts Mass Evacuation

U.S.: A surprising number of key economic jobs remain vacant in president Trump's administration. That is despite the white house's reputation for its business acumen and smart hires. 


U.S.: Trump's Economy Team Short of  Key Players

Solar Eclipse 2025: Where And When To Watch The Last Solar Eclipse Of The Year? | WION Originals

A rare crescent sunrise solar eclipse will take place on September 21, 2025, visible mainly from parts of Antarctica, New Zealand, and some South Pacific islands. During the eclipse, the moon will partially cover the sun at sunrise, creating a striking crescent-shaped sun. Watch in to know more!


Solar Eclipse 2025: Where And When To Watch The Last Solar Eclipse Of The Year?

Star Wars: Rebuild the Galaxy – Pieces of the Past is a four-episode animated sequel to the 2024 special, LEGO Star Wars: Rebuild the Galaxy. Released on September 19, 2025, on Disney+, the series continues the adventures of brothers Sig and Dev Greebling. In an exclusive conversation with WION's Samarpita Das, writers and executive producers, Dan Hernandez and Benji Samit talk about the huge legacy of the show and more. 


Star Wars: Rebuild the Galaxy – Pieces of the Past: Writers talk about the huge legacy and more 

Zubeen Garg: Assam came together in grief and tribute as the mortal remains of singer and cultural icon Zubeen Garg arrived in Guwahati. Thousands of fans lined the streets, paying their last respects to the voice that defined a generation of Assamese music.


Zubeen Garg: Mortal Remains Reach Guwahati, Assam Pays Tearful Tribute 

U.S. Tariffs: The coffee sector is still facing supply chain disruptions due to U.S. Tariffs. Green coffee from Brazil and roasted coffee from Switzerland are particularly hit the most. American consumers have largely yet to see the tariff impact. However, EU coffee roasters are reconsidering their strategy as trade flows shift.


U.S. Tariffs: Coffee Still Faces Supply Chain Disruptions 

Tariffs Impact: Mastercard projects a cooling in U.S. Holiday shopping growth this year. The payment giant's report showed customers are looking for discounts and promotions in the face of inflation and general economic uncertainty. That is likely to slow down U.S. Holiday sales growth this year.


Tariffs Impact: Mastercard Forecasts Slower U.S. Holiday Shopping Growth in 2025 

Global Market Update: Nothing seems to stop the everything rally. Once again, the reflation trade boomed in the big federal reserve meeting week.
On Friday, the story was one of cautious optimism for global trade, as both Washington and Beijing struck a more constructive tone. President trump described the call with Xi Jinping as “positive and constructive.”
He added that progress had been made on “several important issues."
That shift in rhetoric provided a relief bid across risk assets, even as broader market themes remained volatile.

Global Markets & Economic Health Check for September

The EMI Trap: Many consumers are being tempted by flashy offers: ‘no cost EMIs’, trade ins, and long tenure credit for high end gadgets. But financial watchers are warning: this easy credit may be more dangerous than it seems. Warren Buffett has a reminder that many in  'India's EMI Generation’ would do well to heed.


The EMI Trap: India's EMI Generation Faces A Wake-Up Call 

Cyber-Attack: A cyberattack on a service provider for check-in and boarding systems has disrupted operations at major European airports, including London’s Heathrow, Brussels, and Berlin. The attack has caused widespread flight delays and cancellations, with automated systems rendered inoperable, forcing airports to rely on manual check-in and boarding procedures, officials said.

Cyber-Attack: Key European Airports Face Major Disruptions Following Cyberattack

Israel-Gaza: Israeli strikes killed at least 34 Palestinians in multiple locations across Gaza on Monday (July 28, 2025), local health officials said, a day after Israel eased aid restrictions in the face of a worsening humanitarian crisis in the territory.


Israel-Gaza: At Least 34 Killed in Gaza by Israeli Strikes, Aid Restrictions Eased 

A British couple, Peter Reynolds, 80, and his wife Barbie, 76, have been reunited with their daughter after nearly eight months in Taliban detention. The couple, longtime residents of Afghanistan, were stopped on February 1 but were released Friday morning through Qatari mediation. After arriving in Doha and completing medical checks, they will return to the UK, leaving behind their home in Bamiyan province.

Qatar: British Couple Released After Taliban Detention, Reunites with Daughter 

Russia-Ukraine War: Overnight, Russia launched a massive assault on Ukraine, firing 40 missiles and nearly 580 drones across multiple regions. Officials report at least three people were killed, with dozens more injured.


Russia-Ukraine War: Russia Strikes Ukraine with 580 Drones, 40 Missiles Overnight

Serbia staged a massive military parade to showcase its latest tanks, jets, and missile systems. The display highlighted the country’s growing defense capabilities and included an impressive lineup of advanced weaponry, reflecting Serbia’s focus on military modernization and readiness.

Serbia: Massive Military Display in Serbia Showcases Advanced Weaponry

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