#Gravitas Israel's top domestic intelligence agency chief Ronen Bar has claimed that Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu wants him dead.

'Netanyahu wants me dead,' alleges Israel spy chief in battle for power

The curiosity about life on Mars has been the subject of many a scientific and commercial travail. NASA's Curiosity rover mission is exactly that—to determine whether the red planet was ever habitable to microbial life. The Curiosity rover has now found the largest organic compound that has ever been found on Mars.

NASA's rover discovers largest organic compounds yet on Mars

The United States has claimed that Russia is in fact using its Arctic icebreakers as tools of espionage. This is a claim by the Americans that Secretary of Homeland Security, Christy Noem, made during a meeting of the Trump cabinet.

US: Kristi Noem says Russian icebreakers being used for surveillance

Russia and Ukraine are firing swarms of drones at each other, and the barrage has been more intense than ever before. No deal has emerged from Washington's talks with both Kyiv and Moscow, as well as Saudi Arabia, on any ceasefire. However, Russia has set conditions for a ceasefire with Ukraine. Watch in for more details!

Russia-Ukraine war: US seeks naval ceasefire as step towards full truce

Russia-Ukraine war: Russia accuses Ukraine of striking energy infrastructure

Kirsty Coventry will become the first woman to hold the most powerful role in sport, having been elected the 10th International Olympic Committee (IOC) president at a meeting in Greece.

The Zimbabwean sports minister and double Olympic swimming champion is also the first African and, at the age of 41, the youngest person to take up the position. But her victory is controversial as well as groundbreaking. Here's why.

IOC President Kirsty Coventry's big win and controversies

Members of the Sudanese Armed Forces celebrated the recapture of the Presidential Palace in downtown Khartoum on March 24th, days after the army announced the takeover in what marked a major gain in the two-year-old conflict with a rival armed group that has threatened to partition the country.

Will recapture of presidential palace change the course of Sudan war?

Mozambican President Daniel Chapo met with main opposition figure Venancio Mondlane for talks in an effort to ease tensions, following months of violent clashes between protesters and security forces.

Mozambique Leaders Call For End To Violence, Mend Ties

Washington says that Russia and Ukraine have agreed to a truce on the Black Sea. The White House states that the two countries reached separate agreements during talks that concluded in Saudi Arabia to avoid military strikes on vessels in the Black Sea in parallel statements. The White House further mentioned that each country has agreed to ensure safe navigation, eliminate the use of force, and prevent the use of commercial vessels for military purposes in the Black Sea. Watch in for more details!

Breaking | US: Russia-Ukraine will avoid military strikes in Black Sea

Germany's Parliament has convened for its first session after last month's elections, marking several firsts. The far-right AfD party is returning to Parliament as the official opposition party.

Germany: Far-right party returns with double parliamentary representation

In just over two months of the new administration taking over, America has witnessed an unprecedented security lapse. It was not an external breach; senior leaders of the Trump administration inadvertently leaked classified information to a journalist. The incident has sparked a storm, and on Monday night, the editor-in-chief of The Atlantic published an article that, within hours, became the biggest story.

US | Secret war plans against Houthis leaked: Lawmakers demand congressional probe on security lapse

The U.S director of national intelligence and leaders of the CIA, FBI, NSA and DIA testify before the Senate Select Committee on Intelligence on worldwide threats.

Breaking | Heads of CIA, FBI, NSA, and DIA testify on global threats

WION visited the Culinary Art India Event. Held alongside The International Food and Hospitality Fair AAHAR, one of the largest fairs in the country. This massive expo takes up all the space at Pragati Maidan in central New Delhi

Culinary Art India shines at AAHAR Expo | WION reports from New Delhi

The International Yoga Festival 2025, held at Parmarth Niketan in Rishikesh, celebrated the spirit of global harmony by welcoming yoga enthusiasts from around the world. The festival highlighted yoga's power to heal and connect with a blend of spiritual practices, cultural programmes, and transformative talks.

International Yoga Festival: Celebrating Global Heritage; Healing & Harmony in Rishikesh

US National Security Adviser Mike Waltz's future may be in limbo. The question many are asking is whether President Trump will fire him for adding Atlantic editor Jeffrey Goldberg to a Yemen war group chat. What is the controversy, and why is Waltz being blamed? This report tells you all the details.

US Secret war plans against Houthis leaked: Will Trump fire Mike Waltz?

Trump officials’ war plan leak: Atlantic editor-in-chief inadvertently added to US Signal group

India has been hit by a heat wave early this year. India's Met Department says the coming summer could be extreme, while states like Gujarat and Maharashtra faced heatwave in the month of February, making it the hottest month in 225 years. The Kashmir Valley witnessed the driest winter during the peak time of January and February this year. Most of the water bodies had dried up and had raised a huge concern for the authorities with regards to horticulture and agriculture in the region.

India records hottest February in 125 years

Facebook users in Papua New Guinea woke up to a rude shock when they discovered that they were unable to access the social media platform. The government of Papua New Guinea has announced that they are temporarily banning Facebook, calling the ban a temporary test. The government says the idea is to crack down on misinformation, hate speech, and explicit content. The country's police minister says the government is not attempting to suppress free speech; instead, the aim is to ensure responsible usage of social media while keeping harmful content out of public discourse. Watch in for more details!

Papua New Guinea bans Facebook, cites misinformation, explicit content as reason

On May 3rd last year, China launched its Chang'e Luna 6 probe. On June 25th of 2024, its returner landed in North China, bringing back nearly 2 kg of samples from the far side of the moon. This report is about what those samples tell us. Watch in for more details!

China's Chang'e-6 lunar probe brings samples; findings offer insights into early evolution

Britain’s Labour government is set to unveil a crucial fiscal update, with Finance Minister Rachel Reeves expected to announce billions in spending cuts. Labour aims to trim government operational costs by 15% over 5 years, targeting 2.5 billion dollars in annual savings. Watch in for more details!

UK: Labour targets $2.5 billion civil service cuts over 5 years

Tesla's dominance in the European electric vehicle market is facing major challenges, with registrations dropping sharply by 49% in early 2025. This decline in sales, especially in January and February, has resulted in a market share dip to a 5-year low of just 9.6% in the broader European region.

Volkswagen and BMW lead Europe's EV sales in 2025

In what is being touted as a monumental development in the digital asset industry, OpenAI is in discussions with Visa for a stablecoin wallet. The partnership between Visa and World Network, a cryptocurrency project by Sam Altman, will be a landmark deal for the industry as this would mean mainstream infrastructure for the digital assets industry. Watch in for more details!

OpenAI & Visa to join hands for crypto wallet

Body cam footage has been released from the response to the deaths of actor Gene Hackman and his wife Betsy Arakawa. The video shows authorities discussing the discovery of the bodies with witnesses outside the couple's Santa Fe home. And the footage does not include images from inside the home, where Hackman, Arakawa, and their dog were found deceased. Autopsy reports revealing that Hackman died from heart disease complicated by Alzheimer's while Arakawa succumbed to a rare rodent-born disease. Watch in for more details!

Gene hackman death probe update: Gene hackman's wife feared for her safety before death

India’s wealthiest are packing their bags—not for vacation, but for good. As Dubai’s golden visa boom fuels wealth migration, billions in tax revenue are slipping. With high rental yields, zero capital gains tax, and long-term residency perks, is India losing its best and brightest to a tax-friendly haven in the region? That's what this report decodes...

Dubai's tax haven pulls India's elite

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