After weeks of twists and turns PML-N leader Shehbaz Sharif has been elected by the country's Parliament to be Pakistan's next prime minister. Sharif will lead a coalition government in Alliance with Pakistan People's Party and this will be his second term as the country's Prime Minister. Watch to know more!

Pakistan Elections 2024: PML-N's Shehbaz Sharif elected as Pakistan's new Prime Minister

In India's race to power day after the Bhartiya Janata Party named Pawan Singh as the contestant from Asansol soul for the upcoming Lok Sabha polls, the Bhojpuri singer has said that he would not be contesting the elections. Watch to know more!

Lok Sabha Elections 2024: BJP's Asansol candidate Pawan Singh opts out of polls

Here we bring you a quick round-up of all the latest news and top headlines from all across the globe: Overnight Russian aerial attacks on Ukraine’s Odesa region killed at least seven people, authorities reported early Saturday. US President Joe Biden announced that the American military will start carrying out airdrops of food and supplies into Gaza in the coming days, joining other countries like France, Jordan and Egypt that have done the same. Watch to know more!

Russia-Ukraine war: Zelenskyy blames aid delay for Odesa deaths | US drops aid in war-torn Gaza

Increasingly there are a number of women who are falling prey to dating scams. There are an increasing number of men and women who are complaining of getting friend requests from fake profiles on Facebook. But here's the catch all of these profiles use the identity of a Danish doctor named Christian Gerhard Boving. Watch to know more!

Dating Scams: Women fall prey to Facebook dating scams with Danish doctor's face

An Iranian singer who won a Grammy presented by the American first lady Jill Biden has now been sentenced more than 3 years in prison and the singer's crime is that his Anthem reportedly supported the 2022 protest that took place in the aftermath of the death of Mahsa Amini. Watch to know more!

Mahsa Amini's protest anthem singer & Grammy winner, Shervin Hajipour sentenced in Iran

At least 112 people were killed and 760 injured in an incident where Israel Defense Forces (IDF) troops used live fire as hungry and desperate Palestinian civilians were gathering around food aid trucks, according to the Palestinian Ministry of Health in Gaza. The massacre that took place in the northern part of the Gaza City has sent shock waves across the world. Global leaders have condemned this costly attack by the state of Israel in which over a 100 Palestinians were massacred and their demands for a thorough probe. Watch to know more!

Israel war: Pressure mounts for inquiry into Israeli troops firing on Gazans

Russia's Secret Nuclear Documents shed light on how the Ukraine War could go Nuclear Is China's new AI powered Robot Dog the future of warfare? Leading opposition leader shot dead in an attack by Junta soldiers in Chad & Haiti erupts in violence as Prime Minister Ariel Henry seeks international peacekeepers to combat the criminal gangs Mohammed Saleh gets you an in-depth analysis of the world's biggest warzones of the week in World at War.

Russia's Secret Nuclear Documents shed light on how the Ukraine War could go Nuclear

Another member of the Pakistan International Airlines (PIA) cabin crew, has reportedly gone missing while on duty, Pakistan-based DAWN newspaper reported. A similar incident happened in the past as well when another PIA flight attendant Faiza Mukhtar disappeared in Canada in January this year. The air hostess was identified as Maryam Raza, who landed in Canada's Toronto on PIA flight PK-782 from Islamabad on Monday. However, the reports said that she failed to report for duty on the return flight, PK-784 to Karachi. Watch to know more!

Pakistan International Airlines cabin crew goes missing, second such case in just two months

On #ThisWorld with Vikram Chandra: Will Artificial Intelligence destroy the world? We speak to Pedro Domingos, one of the top voices in the field of AI, who tells us that most people don't even realise when they are interacting with AI. Is this dangerous? or is this the new normal?

Will Artificial Intelligence destroy the world? | Here's what experts say

What is likely to trigger the next world war? Will it be the prolonged war in Ukraine, or the expanding war in Gaza? Or will the next World war be triggered by an escalation in the Taiwan Strait?

Are we headed for a World War? Here are the signs

Artificial Intelligence will change world of entertainment, medicine, business

Terrorist outfit Lashkar-e-Taiba's (LeT) intelligence chief Azam Cheema died of a heart attack in Pakistan's Faisalabad city, media reports said on Saturday (March 2). Cheema, 70, was a key conspirator of the 26/11 terror attacks in the Indian city of Mumbai in 2008. According to a report by the media outlet India Today, Cheema's funeral was held in Faisalabad's Malkhanwala. Watch to know more!

Pakistan: LeT Intel chief, 26/11 conspirator, Azam Cheema dies of heart attack at age of 70

March 3: #WorldWildlifeDay Over 157,100 species on planet earth are endangered More than 44,000 are facing the risk of extinction What does endangered species mean? What are the reasons of their extinction? How to reduce animal-human conflict? And, what can be done to protect the endangered species? Watch ENDANGERED: WORLD WILDLIFE DAY 2024

Endangered: World wildlife day 2024

Join us as Ms. Supriya Consul, Program Director of Kala Darsana - IGNCA, takes the stage to illuminate the importance of sustainable fashion at the FEF India Fashion Awards, in collaboration with WION. Don't miss her insights as she delves into the theme of 'Fashion For Good' and invites you to tune in for a special episode airing at 2:30 PM on March 3rd. Let's embark on a journey towards a greener, more ethical fashion industry together!

WION - FEF INDIA FASHION AWARDS: FASHION FOR GOOD | MS. SUPRIYA CONSUL

As populations age globally the prevalence of age related conditions such as cognitive decline and muscle loss is on the rise however a new study reveals that simple and cheap addition to diet can improve performance in memory tests associated with early signs of Alzheimer's disease. Watch to know more!

Study: Daily fibre supplement improves older adults' brain function

As India hosts the 71st Miss World, the doors have opened for young women to represent their culture proudly. Ahead of the big finale, which is set to take place on March 9, WION's Samarpita Das caught up with some of the beauty pageant participants. Watch to know more!

Miss World Pageant returns to India after a 28-year hiatus

In the run-up to general elections, India's ruling party has announced its first list of 195 candidates. Leading the list is prime minister Narendra Modi's candidature, following a list of key union ministers, many of whom will be contesting from different constituencies of Uttar Pradesh. Watch to know more!

BJP announces first list for Lok Sabha elections, PM Modi to contest from Varanasi

Mexico's electoral race is heating up two women are eyeing to become the next president of Mexico rival candidates Xochitl Galvez from the opposition and ruling Party candidate Claudia Sheinbaum have launched their campaigns now this is likely to produce Mexico's first ever female president. Watch to know more!

Mexico Elections 2024: Two women in the race to be Mexico's next President

Another case of an Indian kill in the United States, Kuchipudi and Bharatnatyam dancer Amarnath Ghosh was reportedly shot dead in Missouri. The Consulate General of India in Chicago has said that they are following up with the forensics and investigations with the police and are providing support. Watch to know more!

US: Indian Classical dancer Amarnath Ghosh shot dead in Missouri

On Inside South Asia this week with Bhairavi Singh: +Mariyam Nawaz makes history. Know all about Pakistan’s first female provincial chief minister +Beyond Toyota Corollas, sports car enthusiasts speed up in Kabul +Nepal mandates electronic chips for Mount Everest climbers + Meet the Gaganyaan crew

Maryam Nawaz- Pakistan's rising political star

United States President Joe Biden said on Friday (March 1) that he was hoping there would be a ceasefire deal between Israel and Hamas by Ramadan as their conflict in the Gaza Strip intensified. "I'm hoping so, we're still working real hard on it. We're not there yet," President Biden told reporters at the White House when asked if he expected a deal by Ramadan, which will start on March 10 or 11. Watch to know more!

Israel War: US, Egypt, Qatar working to forge a deal before Ramadan

US President Joe Biden mixed up Gaza and Ukraine in his announcement to airdrop food and supplies in the Middle East region. Watch to know more!

US President Biden mixes up Gaza & Ukraine in airdrop announcement, White House clarifies later

In a breakthrough for abortion rights in the United States two of the biggest Pharmacy chains are set to roll out the abortion pill Mifepristone in the market available on prescription starting next week. In January, the FDA changed regulations to allow retail pharmacies to sell the drug mifepristone. Watch to know more!

US: CVS and Walgreens pharmacies get a nod to dispense Mifepristone

The International Court of Justice (ICJ), concluded its historic proceedings on the legality of Israel's 57-year occupation of lands sought by Palestinians for a future state. The majority of voices at the hearing argued against the Israeli government's policies. Watch in for more details!

ICJ Gaza case: Turkey slams Israel, says its occupation is root cause of conflict

India is making a major play to enter the global chip race. The government is considering proposals worth $21 billion from companies like tower semiconductor and tata group to set up semiconductor plants in the country. This move aims to reduce reliance on chip imports and establish India as a chip manufacturing hub. Watch to know more!

$21 billion in proposals aim to make India a chip manufacturing hub

China plans to improve data security and control major database risks by 2026. China's Ministry of industry and information technology has now called for heightened data security measures and anti-hacking protections for domestic companies. Watch to know more!

China to improve anti-hacking protections by 2026

One of the most infamous cyber crime gangs in the world lockbit has resurfaced once again in a rare International operation last week law enforcement from 10 countries had disrupted operations of the lock bit ransomware group however it seems the operation was nothing but a smoke show. Lockbit says that it has restored its servers and is back in business. Watch to know more!

Lockbit ransomware returns after takedown with new extortion threats

Friends for hire well that's a unique business idea and reports suggest the business is booming in China. In China one can hire people for various purposes from social events to personal support. The friends for higher industry in China caters to a diverse people and the demands from Young professionals seeking companionship at Social Gatherings....Watch to know more!

China Friends for Hire Business: Amidst rapid urbanisation, Chinese find new way to bond

Meta CEO Mark Zuckerberg is a man of many talents and on his Asia tour he decided to add another to the list with the help of Japanese sword Masters. He was seen crafting a traditional Japanese sword, take a look at the report! Watch to know more!

Mark Zuckerberg Asia Tour: Meta chief learns sword making during Japan visit

Around 20 European leaders and representatives of other nations met in Paris to discuss the war in Ukraine. The host French president Emanuel Macron announced new steps to strengthen military aid to Ukraine. Macron said that the Russian defeat is extremely crucial to the security and stability in Europe while adding that the leaders gathered to send Putin a message of European determination on Ukraine he said that Moscow is showing more aggressive nature not just in Ukraine but in general as well. Watch to know more!

Russia-Ukraine war: Western leaders discuss new coalition to supply missiles to Kyiv

Former US President Donald Trump is making his presence felt in the Republican party after a string of victories in the party primaries. A longtime leader of the Republican party's National Committee has confirmed that she is leaving her post. Report suggest that people close to the former president are looking to take control of the organization. Ronna McDaniel who was elected as the chair in 2017 after running Trump's successful 2016 campaign in Michigan will step down on March 8th that is 3 days after super Tuesday. Watch to know more!

US: Republican party leader Ronna McDaniel's resignation boosts chances for Trump loyalists

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