Italian mother takes grown men to court after they refuse to move out of home. The court sympathises with the mother, and orders sons, aged 40 and 42, to move out before December 18.

Gravitas: Italian woman successfully evicts stay-at-home siblings

US, China tensions escalate as a Chinese fighter jet narrowly avoids colliding with a U.S. bomber over the South China Sea. The incident raises concerns and accusations between the two nations. The ties between them becomes increasingly complex as the near-collision occurs ahead of a crucial meeting between U.S. President Joe Biden and China's Xi Jinping. The encounter highlights China's aggressive territorial claims and its power play in the region.

Gravitas: Chinese Jet Flies Within 10 Feet of U.S. Bomber | South China Sea Flashpoint

Eight former Indian Navy personnel have been sentenced to death in Qatar. A court has found these men guilty of spying for Israel. The 8 men worked for a private firm named Dahra. If indeed they are all guilty of espionage, why did Qatar let go off Dahra CEO? Why was he too not put on trial?

Gravitas: Qatar: 8 Indians sentenced to death. Why was the Dahra CEO let go?

Smaller ground operations into Gaza will continue, according to the Israeli military, which implies that these are steps towards a larger-scale invasion. In response to US authorities who questioned the number, the Palestinian Health Ministry in Gaza has made public the names and identification numbers of 7,028 persons it claims have died in the ongoing Israeli assault.

Israel-Palestine war: Palestine ministry publish names of 7000 killed in Gaza

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: Iran slams Israel's genocide in Gaza

Israel-Palestine war: We are war with Hamas not Palestinians: Israel

Recent allegations of Indian involvement in the death of a Khalistani activist have triggered a diplomatic showdown between India and Canada. India's firm stance against all forms of terrorism and its expectation of Western support has set the stage for a prolonged standoff. This dispute has the potential to strain relations further, and it highlights the complexities of addressing terrorism on a global scale. Vikram Chandra tells you more.

India-Canada Clash: Tensions between India and Canada continue to escalate

Crispin Blunt, a veteran Conservative MP, stated on Thursday night that he had been arrested on suspicion of rape. Blunt identified himself as the MP who was the subject of earlier media stories about a legislator who had been arrested in a statement. He said he was confident he would be cleared and was released on police bail while more investigation was conducted.

UK Tory MP Crispin Blunt arrested on suspicion of rape

In a move that could further deteriorate ongoing tensions between Kabul and Islamabad, Pakistan's caretaker government has launched a fresh crackdown on Afghan refugees.

Pakistan sets up centres for Afghan migrants, to be given food and medical aid

According to two flight attendants, United Airlines hires young, slender female flight attendants on its charter flights for the Los Angeles Dodgers at their request.

Two flight attendants sue united airlines

Malaysia's communications regulator is set to issue a warning to tech giant Meta and popular short-form video hosting service TikTok over allegedly restricting content supporting the Palestinians on their respective platforms, its communications minister said on Thursday (Oct 26). Fahmi Fadzil took to his official X account and said that he would take a very firm approach if the social media firms fail to address this concern.

Malaysia warns Meta, TikTok over allegedly restricting content supporting Palestinians

Israel-Palestine war: IMF warns of global economic uncertainty

In response to the horrific shooting that occurred in Lewiston on Wednesday night, the shelter in place order was extended to more than a dozen villages in Maine on Thursday. Robert Card, the named suspect, is still at large.

Maine Shootings: Person of interest Robert card still on the loose

The ongoing disputes have had a significant impact on people-to-people relations but the partial resumption of visa services by India signal a potential de-escalation in the diplomatic dispute with Canada says political expert Michael Kugelman.

India-Canada Clash: 'Diplomatic disputes impacting people to people relations'

While Canada serves as ground zero for Khalistan militancy, political expert Brahma Chellaney blames these five Anglosphere countries for glorifying Khalistani terrorism against India.

India-Canada Clash: 'Canada serves as ground zero for Khalistan militancy'

For a president who campaigned on ending “forever wars,” Joe Biden now faces a conflict in Gaza on top of Russia’s invasion of Ukraine and rising Sino-U.S. tensions over Taiwan. How he handles these challenges may impact his re-election bid in 2024.

Israel-Palestine war: Challenges in Biden's re-election bid | WION VOA Co-Production

Over 8800 people have died on both sides of the Gaza border since the Israel-Hamas war began. Israel has continued its airstrikes and is now preparing for a ground assault even as there is no end in sight for the hostage crisis or in civilian casualties. The united nations has now raised concerns about war crimes being committed on both the sides.

Israel-Palestine war: UN says aid 'nothing more than crumbs'

Here, we bring you the news that is trending across WION's social media platforms - Molecular biologist Rodrigo Moura Neto of the Federal University of Rio de Janeiro said that cannabidiol was discovered by a group of scientists in the flowers and fruits of a plant known as Trema micrantha blume, a shrub that grows throughout most of the South American nation and is frequently classified as weed.

Brazil: Scientists discover cannabis in a local plant

Ahead of the world's first AI summit, UK PM Rishi Sunak vowed to set up the world's first artificial intelligence safety institute in UK. However, not everyone was pleased with the tory leader especially some senior leaders of his own party. Former PM Liz Truss said she was disturbed by Sunak's invitation to china to attend the AI summit.

Sunak invites China for AI summit, Tories slam decision

Israel-Palestine war | Israel ground forces and jets raided Central Gaza: Army

Russia has been able to increase its missile production beyond prewar levels by eluding Western sanctions and export regulations. Officials from the United States, Europe, and Ukraine claim that this makes Ukraine particularly open to more intense strikes in the upcoming months.

Russia-Ukraine War | European firms helping Russia produce dagger missiles: Report

NHS waiting lists could top eight million by next summer, even if doctor strikes cease, according to modelling work by the Health Foundation charity.

UK: Threat of long NHS waiting list still looms over Britain

On October 25, 2023, authorities detained G-Dragon, the primary rapper and former leader of the K-pop boy band BigBang, on suspicion of drug offenses. G-Dragon disputes the claims.

South Korea: G-Dragon booked under alleged drug charges

Deputy Finance Minister Michal Woldiger announced Thursday that she was resigning from the government in order to divert her office’s budget and resources to assist in the war against Hamas, and to free up her own time to visit and aid those traumatized by the October 7 onslaught and strengthen “societal resilience.”

Israel-Palestine war | Israel: Deputy Finance Minister, Public Diplomacy Minister resign

Israel-Palestine war | IDF: Killed three senior Hamas commanders in Gaza airstrike

Israel-Palestine war: This conflict might spread to other countries as well: Analyst

The US has been Israel's strongest ally, showing unwavering support for the latter's military actions in Gaza. But Joe Biden's weak stance on the humanitarian crisis in Gaza has angered thousands of American Muslims and Arabs in the country.

Israel-Palestine war: There must be independent states of Israel and Palestine: Joe Biden

Russian news agencies claimed, citing the foreign ministry, that a Hamas delegation visited Moscow on Thursday to discuss the release of foreign hostages, including Russian citizens, that the militant group is currently holding in Gaza. TASS said that Abu Marzouk, a senior Hamas member, was present at the discussions.

Hamas delegation visits Moscow, discusses release of hostages in Gaza: Foreign ministry

US President Joe Biden ordered strikes on two facilities in Syria following attacks on US troops in the past week, the Pentagon said, warning the US will take additional measures if attacks by Iran's proxies continue.

US strikes two Syrian facilities after attacks on its troops by Iran-backed groups

The humanitarian crisis in Gaza is getting worse, which is why there are more strikes. In an attempt to save hostages and maintain the flow of humanitarian aid into Gaza, President Joe Biden stated on Wednesday that he "did not demand" that Israel postpone a ground invasion of the region.

Israel-Hamas war: Israel launches brief ground incursion in Gaza

Israel-Palestine war | Palestinian diplomat: 70% of those killed are women & children

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