The deep selloff in financial markets point to recession risks. Is a recession imminent? While market moves suggest so, the US Economy's resilience in the face of 'vibe-cession' or economic slowdown fears over the last two years tells us otherwise. Take a look at this next report for more. . .

Market moves point to recession fears

The global real estate market shows a diverse range of rental yields across different countries, with some offering attractive returns for property investors.

Best global rental yields for property investors

Clashes erupted between security forces and pro-monarchy activists in Kathmandu during a demonstration demanding the restoration of the monarchy.

Nepal: Pro-monarchy protests turn violent in Kathmandu, leaders arrested

South Africa's new land law gained global attention when US President Donald Trump falsely accused Pretoria of seizing white-owned land. However, in many parts of the country, successful collaborations between new and former landowners clearly debunk the American leader’s claims of unfair treatment. Watch in for more details!

South Africa's land reform: Joint venture brings stability to community

Nepal: At least 2 dead after pro-monarchy supporters clash with police

US Vice President JD Vance has expressed confidence in striking a deal over Greenland without the use of force, emphasizing a "Trump-style" negotiation approach. He has criticized Denmark for failing to ensure Greenland’s security and reiterated that any agreement will prioritize stability in the region. Stay tuned for updates on this developing geopolitical move.

US Vice President JD Vance eyes Greenland deal for security, stability

South Korea has earned an unusual title as the world's largest baby exporter, and Seoul is now apologizing to all those who were sent abroad like luggage so that adoption agencies could profit. Findings by South Korea's Truth and Reconciliation Commission, a government agency, have revealed that children were sent overseas for profit decades ago, during a time when the country was rebuilding itself after World War II and the devastating Korean War. Adoption agencies falsified documents to show babies as orphans in order to facilitate the adoptions...

South Korea violated human rights to meet adoption demand

Starting April 1st, 2026, India's income tax authorities will have the ability to access a person's social media accounts, such as WhatsApp, Telegram, and email. However, they can only do so if they believe an individual has concealed taxable income or cryptocurrency holdings. Under Section 132 of the existing 1961 IT Act, armed with a magistrate's order, income tax authorities can search and seize assets and financial documents if they have reason to believe an individual is hiding income, property, or relevant paperwork.

India: Social media, emails to come under tax scrutiny

In a world of unprecedented technological advancement and economic growth, a troubling trend is emerging among young adults. Despite greater connectivity and opportunity, happiness among young people is sharply declining. Our next report delves into the factors driving this decline and what can be done to reverse it.

Young adults' happiness hits new lows: study | How financial insecurity is impacting happiness?

#Gravitas Next week, Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi will visit Rameswaram in Tamil Nadu, following his official engagements in Sri Lanka. The visit will include a stop at the Sri Arulmigu Ramanathaswamy temple, coinciding with the auspicious occasion of Ram Navami.

Why PM Modi will travel to Rameswaram from Sri Lanka

A powerful 7.7-magnitude earthquake jolted Myanmar and Thailand on Friday, with tremors felt across China, India and Bangladesh. In Myanmar, disaster response has been hindered by ill-equipped local infrastructure to deal with major natural disasters. In Thailand, it is a race against time to rescue over 80 people stuck under the debris of a collapsed building.

Myanmar, Thailand jolts after powerful 7.7-magnitude earthquake

The Atlantic Magazine on published screenshots of a group chat on the encrypted app Signal, in which top US officials were discussing the March 15 attack on Houthi rebels in Yemen. 

The chats got leaked after Jefferey Goldberg, the editor of The Atlantic Magazine, was inadvertently added to the group.

But for many of us, the codes, abbreviations and name initials used in the group may be difficult to understand.

Signal secret chat group exposed – what each abbreviation used in Yemen attack chat means | WION Decodes

At least 144 people have died and more than 700 others been injured after a powerful earthquake struck Myanmar. The powerful quake that has jolted Thailand has left at least three dead and dozens more injured. Take a look at our report as the earthquake has left a trail of complete devastation in both nations. Watch in for more details!

Myanmar, Thailand earthquake: over 150 dead; Bangkok declares state of emergency as situation worsens

Myanmar earthquake: 2 bridges collapse, expressway damaged, 732 injured

Is Russia's president seeking a change of guard in Ukrainian leadership? Does Vladimir Putin want Zelenskyy out? That does appear to be the case now, according to the latest remarks made by the Russian leader. Vladimir Putin has called for a temporary administration to take charge of governance in Ukraine, which he says will pave the way for elections in the war-torn nation.

Zelensky's ouster to pave way for ceasefire?

Russia's president visits submarine, counters Zelensky's remark

It is election season in Canada, and the biggest issue is, believe it or not, Donald Trump. The latest tariffs announced by the United States president have invited some sharp reactions from across the political spectrum. While each may have a different opinion on a deal with Trump, the consensus seems to be to put Canada first and to retaliate if tariffs are imposed. Watch in for more details!

Canada first in focus after Trump's auto tariffs

Iran is weighing U.S. President Donald Trump’s offer for talks on a new nuclear deal. But diplomacy may have another chapter soon, after Iran's men's football team secured a spot at the 2026 World Cup.

Will football mend the bridge between U.S. & Iran?

Oscar-winning Palestinian filmmaker Hamdan Ballal was lynched by Israeli settlers in the occupied West Bank. The No Other Land director says the plan all along was to kill him.

'They wanted to kill me': Palestinian filmmaker describes harrowing ordeal

Washington is unleashing its lethal weapons on Yemen as a warning sign. Will the situation de-escalate or have drastic implications in West Asia? Watch.

US-Houthi war: Pentagon deploys war machines to Diego Garcia

US forces launched a new wave of airstrikes hitting targets across Yemen. Houthi media reported that the airstrikes hit key locations in the capital as well as several Houthi-controlled areas in the country's northwest. Watch in for more details!

US-Houthi war: Houthi forces claim attack on US warships and Tel Aviv

US-Houthi war: Heavy air strikes hit Sanaa as conflict escalates

South Africa's land reform: Partnerships ensuring stability

The Sudanese army has announced that it has taken full control of the capital city, Khartoum, following a week-long battle to capture the presidential palace.

Sudan Civil War: Sudan’s army takes full control of Khartoum

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