US Secretary Of State Antony Blinken is in Israel to press the Israeli government on its ongoing offensive in Gaza amid growing international condemnation and a steadily mounting civilian death toll, even as the IDF advances

Israel-Hamas war: Blinken presses for humanitarian pause on third visit to Israel

Days after starting their ground operations in Gaza, Israeli forces are moving ahead with caution into the territory. The reason behind this is Gaza's intricate tunnel network that made the city a strategically complicated battleground. Keep watching to know more.

Israel-Palestine war: All you need to know about 'the Gaza metro'

Humanity has its head down in shame in Gaza. Almost 10,000 people have been killed, and over 3500 children buried in little coffins while Israel ruthlessly bombs the innocent civilians of Gaza. Ghadi Francis presents this report about the horrific crimes taking place in the Gaza strip.

Israel-Palestine war: Scenes of horror in Gaza, water, food, medicines running out in Gaza

Israeli actions in the Gaza strip have forced world leaders to tilt their stance on the war. What began with 'we support Israel's self-defence' has now become 'israel needs to protect civilian'. Is Israel losing support as conflict drags on? Ghadi Francis explains.

Israel-Palestine war: Has Israel crossed the line of self defence?

The Lebanese people have a new difficulty after waking up in two different timezones after already enduring one of the biggest economic crises in the history of the globe.

Why are some countries changing their clock timings? Trending on WION

When the prompt "Palestinian," "Palestine," or "Muslim boy Palestinian" is received on WhatsApp, an image of a gun or a youngster carrying a gun appears. This feature is meant to create images in response to user searches.

WhatsApp's AI sticker raise concerns, Whatsapp AI generates inappropriate stickers

It has been revealed that the terrorists from Hamas who carried out the unexpected attack on October 7th, which led them to declare war on Israel, were under the influence of a potent and illicit synthetic stimulant.

Israel-Palestine war: Hezbollah launches 19 strike on Israeli army

Close to four weeks into the Israel-Palestine conflict, and Gaza strip has borne witness to a devastating toll on its children. According to the Palestinian health ministry, over 3,700 children have been killed in daily Israeli bombings since October 7. Add to this the thousands grievously wounded and we get a shocking average of over 400 Gazan children either killed or injured daily. On the Israeli side, more than 30 children have been killed and at least 20 remain abducted, their whereabouts and fates still unknown. One shudders to even imagine the total casualties of war, not to mention the profound changes the impressionable minds would have gone through. The trauma, shock and sheer horror of what the children have been exposed to will, without a doubt, alter their lives forever. Aren't wars supposed to be fought within a framework of certain rules? Rules that protect civilians and children in particular? Mohammed Saleh brings you the details.

70% of Palestinian casualties are women & minors

Bulldozers demolish the mud homes of Afghan refugees in Islamabad as Pakistani authorities say they have ordered 1.7 million people to leave voluntarily or risk deportation because they are in the country illegally.

Pakistan refugee crisis: Bulldozer razes homes of Afghan refugees in Pakistan

Pakistan Elections: The Election Commission of Pakistan's counsel said the process of drawing constituencies would be completed by January 29, paving the way for the polls.

Race To Power: Election Commission of Pakistan shares poll timeline with Supreme Court

The Bharatiya Janata Party (BJP) and the Congress have reached out to rebels to foil possible attempts to upset their apple cart in the upcoming Assembly elections. Concerned that party rebels could dent its performance in the Hindi heartland states

Parties Move to Pacify Rebels Ahead of Key State Assembly Polls | India State Assembly Polls

Tussle over Israel, Ukraine aid in US, Republicans to ignore Ukraine aid over Israel

Republicans in the U.S. House of Representatives on Monday unveiled a proposal to provide Israel $14.3 billion in aid by slashing money for the Internal Revenue Service, putting Democrats in the Senate in a confrontation.

House Republicans propose $14.3 billion in aid to Israel, cut IRS funding

More than seven out of ten Singaporean employees show a larger preference for remote work than do employees worldwide. The pair cited a 2022 report by professional services firm PwC, which said that 73% of Singaporean workers indicated a strong preference for a hybrid work model in the next 12 months starting from June 2022. This is substantially higher than the global average of 63%.

Rise in remote working: Majority in Singapore favour remote work

On Tuesday, French President Emmanuel Macron traveled to Tel Aviv to declare his nation's 'full solidarity' with Israel. Following that incident, Macron was scheduled to meet with Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu to convey France's "complete solidarity" with Israel, according to the French presidency.

Uzbekistan is transforming, says French President Emmanuel Macron

An emergency plenary session of the UN General Assembly is being held to discuss the conflict between Israel and Hamas as well as the circumstances in the Palestinian territory. It comes after a UN Security Council resolution urging "humanitarian pauses" in the violence was not approved on October 18. The US vetoed the resolution.

Israel-Palestine war | True cost of war on Gaza to be measured in lives of children: UN

The US President was stopped during his speech at a Minnesota campaign event. He reportedly said, "I think we need a pause." A delay indicates to give the inmates time to be released."

Joe Biden interrupted by a rabbi demanding a ceasefire in Gaza during campaign event

Tens of thousands of Afghan refugees who fled the Taliban in 2021 scrambled to leave Pakistan on Tuesday, hours before the end of a deadline after which Islamabad plans to arrest or deport undocumented immigrants, a move that has drawn international criticism and fears of a humanitarian crisis.

Undocumented Afghans being detained in Pakistan, over 300 migrants arrested in Karachi

Amid the rise in drug overdose deaths in U.S. among teenagers, the Biden administration has urged schools across the country to stockpile Naloxone, an overdose reversal drug. Schools will now need to make the vital addition to its inventort to fight the opioid crisis. So what is this medication and how does it work? Find out here.

Gravitas: US opioid crisis: Why Naloxone is becoming a must-have in American schools

Hamas has told mediators it will release a number of foreign captives in the coming days, Abu Ubaida, the spokesman of the group’s armed wing, al-Qassam Brigades, said in a video on its Telegram account on Tuesday.

Israel-Palestine war | 18,000 tons of bombs dropped on Gaza: Hamas

Dr. Iraj Elahi , Iran's ambassador to India, highlighted the significant potential for India to make a positive impact in the ongoing crisis in west Asia. He emphasized on India's increasing global stature, stating, "India historically, and traditionally, considering its political potential, its role internationally, its rising economy, its rising influence in the world, it can have a constructive role in this situation." West Asia region is in turmoil currently with deaths of 1400 Israeli and over 8000 Palestinians even as the ongoing Israel Hamas war rages. Speaking to our diplomatic correspondent Sidhant Sibal, Dr. Elahi underlined that India's unique position as a nation with strong diplomatic ties to both Israel and the Islamic world gave it a unique opportunity amid the crisis. He explained, "So India can, first of all, considering its good relations with Israel, it's good relations with Islamic world. It can play a constructive and strong role in reaching a ceasefire at this stage, in stopping the bloodbath in Palestine."

Iran's Ambassador sees India's 'Constructive' Role in reaching ceasefire amid West Asia crisis

Dengue or breakbone fever is the most common viral infection worldwide. It spreads from mosquitoes to people. Watch this video to find out why is there a sudden spike in dengue cases in Mumbai.

India: Why are dengue cases rising rapidly in Mumbai?

The area along the Line Of Control in Northern Kashmir has been put on the alert. The Indian forces have reportedly killed terrorists in Pulwama.

India: Third attack in last three days in Kashmir

Israel's relentless air strikes are forcing residents of Northern Gaza city to seek refuge in the southern city of Rafa with supplies running critically low due a total blockade.

Humanitarian crisis worsen, how much water and power does Gaza have?

Humanitarian crisis worsen as Gazans cut off from electricity, water and fuel

The PML-N supreme leader presided over the formal party meeting at Jati Umra in Lahore for the first time in four years as the court revived former prime minister Nawaz Sharif's appeals with "all legal consequences" and upheld the caretaker government of Punjab's decision to suspend Sharif's sentence in the Al-Azizia case.

PLM-N supremo Nawaz Sharif to start nation-wide tour ahead of elections

If Prime Minister Sheikh Hasina does not step down, the major opposition parties in Bangladesh may boycott the impending national elections. A Bangladesh Nationalist Party (BNP) official has issued a warning for the boycott in light of the violent turn of events during the nation's political protests.

Will Bangladesh have fair polls in 2024?

Over 100,000 Afghans gone home as deadline to leave Pakistan expires: Official

The air quality in the national capital took a nosedive on Monday morning, slipping into the 'Very Poor' category as the Air Quality Index (AQI) reached 306, up from 302 recorded on Sunday afternoon, according to data provided by SAFAR-India.

Delhi's air quality in 'very poor' category for 5th day in a row, certain parts record AQI above 400

Halloween has gained immense popularity in recent years in India, with people embracing the fun and spooky traditions of dressing up, trick-or-treating, and themed parties.

Trick or treat: Halloween gains popularity in India

China has issued a new executive order that urges soldiers to procreate, it includes several measures on family planning and incentives related to it. Many analysts say that it highlights Beijing desperation to boost birth rate as it faces demographic dilemma.

Why China's young are are not having more babies

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