The volatility in Indian stocks near record highs. Weak global cues weighed on India stocks, with benchmark indices ending Friday in the red.

India: Sensex & Nifty turn volatile near all-time highs

Whether you're a seasoned investor or someone who just started out investing, you've probably witnessed Nvidia's rise as the world's most valuable company. But is Nvidia's high valuation justified or is it a bubble? That's what this next report decodes.

Is Nvidia's AI surge a bubble?

Ukraine struck Russia's Belgorod region again, killing five people, according to the regional governor. Meanwhile, the second day of Russia's aerial bombardment of Kharkiv, Ukraine's second-largest city, has killed five people and injured 124, according to local officials.

Five killed in Ukrainian missile attack on Sevastopol, 124 injured

Sources familiar with amazon’s plans say the company is giving its Alexa voice assistant an AI boost and could charge some users for the upgrade. It plans to offer two conversational generative AI versions of the money-losing product, one of which could cost $5 a month.

Amazon's big bet on AI

Despite being the world's fastest-growing major economy, India faces the critical issue of creating sufficient employment opportunities. Ahead of the upcoming budget in July, The need for effective strategies to boost job creation are more pressing than ever.

India's economic growth faces ‘jobs’ threat

- Can Israel achieve its stated goal of eliminating Hamas? - Is China's People's Liberation army corrupt? - Manila accuses Beijing of violent confrontation in the contested waters of South China sea - The United Nations security council demands an immediate halt to the fighting in Sudan & the siege of El Fasher by RSF. Jyotsna Kumar gets you an in-depth analysis of the world's biggest warzones of the week.

Israel-Hamas war: Can Israel achieve its stated goal of eliminating Hamas? | World At War

Due to an unidentified mechanical problem, a Dutch airline's KLM Boeing 777 that was headed to Rio de Janeiro made an emergency landing back at Amsterdam's Schiphol Airport on Sunday (23 June).

Due to an unidentified mechanical problem, a Dutch airline's KLM Boeing 777 that was headed to Rio de Janeiro made an emergency landing back at Amsterdam's Schiphol Airport on Sunday (23 June). According to a spokesman for Dutch Air traffic control, the crew reported a problem and asked to land as a precaution, leading the aircraft, flight number KLM705, to turn back over to Belgium. Also read: Sevastopol attack: Russia blames US for deadly Ukrainian attack on Crimea It is unclear exactly what was wrong. According to KLM, there was never a concern for the crew or passengers' safety, and a different aircraft would be used for the flight. FlightRadar24 indicated that the aircraft had made a return trip to Schiphol Airport. Watch | Boeing in Crisis: Urgency mounts for Boeing's CEO appointment This is a developing story, updates to follow. (With inputs from agencies)

Rio-bound KLM Boeing 777 makes emergency U-turn to Amsterdam

Huawei claims major strides in AI and operating systems.. Surpassing long held achievements of western counterparts in just a decade.. Take a look at this next report for more details...

Huawei breakthroughs in fields from operating systems to AI

There are investigations underway into claims made by Nick Mason, the top data officer of the Conservative Party, which governs Britain, that he placed bets on the British election's schedule before it was announced.

According to the Sunday Times report, Mason has gone on leave after learning that the UK Gambling Commission was looking into claims that he had made several bets on the day of the election.

He is the fourth top Tory being probed as part of the inquiry. Senior officials are suspected of using insider information to pocket thousands of pounds in wins.

Cheating while placing a wager, or helping someone |else to do so, is illegal according to the 2005 Gambling Act. There was a strange surge in wagers on a July vote before&nbsp;Prime Minister Rishi Sunak's abrupt announcement of a snap poll on July 4.

Also read:&nbsp;<a href="https://www.wionews.com/world/uk-power-cuts-causes-widespread-disruption-at-manchester-airport-number-of-flights-cancelled-delayed-734343">UK: Power cut causes ‘widespread disruption’ at Manchester airport, several flights cancelled, delayed</a>

The first person to come under fire was Tory candidate and Prime Minister's parliamentary assistant Craig Williams. He is accused of having wagered £100 on the election's timetable just a few days before Sunak announced the early July 4 poll.

The party's director of campaigns, Tony Lee, and his Tory candidate wife, Laura Sanders, were also under investigation. An officer from Sunak's police protection squad was detained for his involvement in the controversy.

The probe, according to outgoing Leveling Up Secretary Michael Gove, is similar to the Partygate Scandal that brought down Boris Johnson. He said that the impression of the Tories as a party that "operates outside the rules that we set for others" is "damaging" to the party ahead of the election.

On Sunday, Home Secretary James Cleverly said that the scandal only involved a "small number of individuals" and that there was no evidence that any Cabinet officials had made their personal bets.

(With inputs from agencies)

There are investigations underway into claims made by Nick Mason, the top data officer of the Conservative Party, which governs Britain, that he placed bets on the British election's schedule before it was announced.

There are investigations underway into claims made by Nick Mason, the top data officer of the Conservative Party, which governs Britain, that he placed bets on the British election's schedule before it was announced. According to the Sunday Times report, Mason has gone on leave after learning that the UK Gambling Commission was looking into claims that he had made several bets on the day of the election. He is the fourth top Tory being probed as part of the inquiry. Senior officials are suspected of using insider information to pocket thousands of pounds in wins. Cheating while placing a wager, or helping someone |else to do so, is illegal according to the 2005 Gambling Act. There was a strange surge in wagers on a July vote before Prime Minister Rishi Sunak's abrupt announcement of a snap poll on July 4. Also read: UK: Power cut causes ‘widespread disruption’ at Manchester airport, several flights cancelled, delayed The first person to come under fire was Tory candidate and Prime Minister's parliamentary assistant Craig Williams. He is accused of having wagered £100 on the election's timetable just a few days before Sunak announced the early July 4 poll. The party's director of campaigns, Tony Lee, and his Tory candidate wife, Laura Sanders, were also under investigation. An officer from Sunak's police protection squad was detained for his involvement in the controversy. The probe, according to outgoing Leveling Up Secretary Michael Gove, is similar to the Partygate Scandal that brought down Boris Johnson. He said that the impression of the Tories as a party that "operates outside the rules that we set for others" is "damaging" to the party ahead of the election. On Sunday, Home Secretary James Cleverly said that the scandal only involved a "small number of individuals" and that there was no evidence that any Cabinet officials had made their personal bets. (With inputs from agencies)

Top Tory party data officer under investigation for alleged election betting scandal

In a shift from his earlier stance on immigration, former US President Donald Trump has promised to grant automatic green cards to foreign students who graduate from US Colleges. He says this is aimed at preventing them from returning to their home countries. This departure from anti-immigrant rhetoric comes ahead of the November presidential election, where immigration is a key issue.

US Elections 2024: Donald Trump promises green cards for grads

The US Justice department is deliberating whether Boeing can avoid criminal charges for breaching a 2021 settlement linked to the 737 max 8 crashes in 2018 and 2019. Although a decision is expected by month-end, prosecutors have not yet finalized their stance. Options include a deferred prosecution agreement or a plea deal where Boeing would admit wrongdoing and possibly appoint an independent monitor to oversee safety protocols.

US weighs charges against Boeing

Thousands of Hungarians joined the pride parade protest on the annual Budapest Pride parade on Saturday and vowed to keep protesting over the government's anti-LGBTQ+ policies. Watch in for more details!

Hungary: Thousands join pride parade in Budapest, protest anti-LGBTQ policies

WION talked to son of Percussionist Vikku Vinayakram - V Selvaganesh. Watch the video to know more.

WION talks to son of Percussionist Vikku Vinayakram - V Selvaganesh

In a significant diplomatic maneuver India has launched its commitment to assist Bangladesh in the conservation and management of Teesta river effectively looking to grab the edge over China in its influence on the Bangladesh issue.

India to send technical team for Teesta Management Project soon

Headlines of the hour: - NEET Paper leak: 2 teachers arrested in Latur - AI to power Alexa soon? - Houthis claim attack on 4 ships in Haifa port - Monsoon to cover North India by July 3: IMD

WION Headlines | NEET Paper leak: 2 teachers arrested in Latur | AI to power Alexa soon?

Nigel Farage, the leader of Britain's right-wing Reform UK party has blamed the European Union and NATO for Russia's war in Ukraine saying that the Eastward expansion of the EU and NATO had provoked Moscow's Invasion. Watch in for more details!

UK's Nigel Farage says Moscow's invasion provoked by EU and NATO expansion

Tens of thousands of people have been evacuated in southern China, with many more potentially at risk, as devastating monsoon rains continue to pound the region, producing flash flooding and mudslides.

China: Heavy rains hit central & southern parts of China, floods & landslides claim 58 lives

Thousands of protesters from across the UK March through Central London to call for Urgent political action on nature. Watch in for more details!

Thousands march in London for 'urgent political action' on nature

Japan's Royals Emperor Naruhito and empress Masako are on a weeklong state visit to the United Kingdom. The visit underscores age-old bonds between the royal families besides ties between Japan and Britain. Watch in for more details!

Japanese emperor Naruhito and empress Masako arrive in UK for 3 day state visit

With increased strikes on vessels the Houthi trouble for Israel seems to be gaining momentum. In the latest strikes announced early on Sunday Houthi rebels have struck four ships at Israel's Northern Haifa Port. Watch in for more details!

Houthis, Iraqi militants claim attack on US carrier in Red Sea, US officials deny attack on vessel

Nuclear powered US aircraft carrier Theodore Roosevelt arrived in South Korea yesterday. The deployment comes ahead of the three-way military exercise 'Freedom Edge' between Japan South Korea and the United States. Watch in for more details!

US, Japan & South Korea drills: Nuclear-powered US aircraft carrier arrives in Busan

Headlines of the hour: - India Exam Row: NTA Chief sacked, CBI begins probe - Thousands rally against Netanyahu govt - Palestinian tied to IDF truck during West Bank raid - Houthis claim attack on 4 ships in Haifa port

WION Headlines | India Exam Row: NTA Chief sacked, CBI begins probe | Thousands rally against Netanyahu govt

Ahead of the June 28th snap election in Iran presidential candidate Saeed Jalili held a campaign rally in Sharif University in Tehran promising the supporters that he was committed to protecting the country against foreign interference. Watch in for more details!

Iran: Presidential candidate Jalili says 'committed to protecting Iran against foreign interference'

At least 24 people lost their lives and several others suffered injuries after Israeli military pounded two neighborhoods of Gaza City. Watch in for more details!

Israel-Hamas war: Israeli strike kills 24 in Northern Gaza

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