A new AI system is being trained using videos of humans performing real-life tasks. The technology observes and analyzes demonstrations to learn how activities are completed. Researchers say this approach could help AI better understand and interact with the physical world.

AI System Learns By Watching Humans Perform Real-Life Tasks

Meet a remarkable 10-year-old fashion prodigy who is capturing attention with extraordinary creativity. Despite a young age, the talented designer is already showcasing unique ideas and impressive designs.

Meet The 10-Year-Old Fashion Prodigy Taking The Industry By Storm

Inflation remains a major concern for the U.S. economy as Americans continue to face elevated prices. Despite efforts to control rising costs, many households are still feeling the impact of inflation.

US Inflation Remains Stubborn As Prices Stay High 

UK Prime Minister Keir Starmer is facing one of the biggest challenges of his leadership after two senior defence officials resigned. Defence Secretary John Healey stepped down, citing concerns over military funding and defence spending plans.


UK Politics: Two UK Ministers Quit, Blame Starmer

Peru's presidential election has taken another dramatic turn, with conservative candidate Keiko Fujimori moving into the lead after trailing for nearly two days. The closely watched race remains highly competitive, as voters await the final outcome of one of the country's most consequential elections in recent years.


Peru Presidential Polls: Peru Waits For Final Results As Political Uncertainty Continues

Bolivia's political crisis has intensified as protesters demanding President Rodrigo Paz's resignation clashed with police in the city of Cochabamba. Demonstrators threw stones, sticks and firecrackers, while security forces responded with tear gas and arrests. The unrest comes after Paz signed a law that critics say could enable a tougher crackdown on anti-government protests. With road blockades entering their fifth week, shortages of fuel, food and medical supplies are worsening, raising concerns about stability across the country.


Bolivia Unrest: Will President Rodrigo Paz Impose Emergency?

A planned mixed martial arts event linked to the White House is facing legal scrutiny after petitioners filed a case challenging the proposal. Critics argue that hosting combat sports on government premises could violate federal rules and established protocols, while supporters see it as a unique public event. The controversy has reignited debate over the intersection of politics, entertainment and public institutions.


White House UFC Plan Faces Legal Challenge Ahead Of Fight Night

A possible breakthrough may be emerging in the US-Iran conflict. U.S. President Donald Trump says a "great settlement" with Iran is close and claims a formal agreement could be signed within days after planned strikes were called off. Trump says the deal would ensure Iran never acquires a nuclear weapon and could lead to the reopening of the Strait of Hormuz. However, Iranian officials maintain that no final decision has been made, indicating that negotiations are still ongoing despite reported progress.


US-Iran War: Trump Says Peace Deal Is Close After Calling Off Iran Strikes

Protests have erupted across multiple parts of Kashmir following reports of civilian deaths in Pakistan-occupied Kashmir (PoK). Demonstrators took to the streets expressing solidarity with the victims and demanding accountability over alleged use of force

PoK Protest: PoK Deaths Spark Protests Across Kashmir, Demonstrators Demand Justice

South Korea kick off their 2026 FIFA World Cup campaign against Czechia in a fascinating opening clash. All eyes will be on captain Son Heung-min as he prepares for his fourth World Cup appearance, bringing experience and leadership to the Korean side. Meanwhile, Czechia return to football's biggest stage for the first time since 2006, eager to make a statement after a 20-year wait. 


FIFA WC 2026: South Korea Begins World Cup Campaign Against Returning Czechia

A new assessment of 100 AI agents reveals serious security weaknesses, showing that most can be manipulated through prompt injection attacks. The study highlights how hidden instructions inside emails or documents can mislead AI systems that have access to sensitive tools and data. Experts warn that as AI agents take on more real-world tasks, security gaps could become a major risk for organisations.


Study Finds AI Agents Can Make Mistake Data For Instructions

Protests continue across Pakistan-occupied Kashmir as demonstrators intensify their campaign against the Pakistani government. Reports claim that 16 people have been killed in a security crackdown, while tens of thousands gathered in Rawalakot in one of the largest demonstrations seen in recent years. Organisers say the movement will continue until their demands are met, despite arrests, restrictions and growing pressure from authorities.


PoK Protests Escalate: Thousands Defy Crackdown In Rawalakot 

As heatwaves become longer, deadlier and more frequent across the world, scientists are asking a critical question: Does extreme heat affect women differently from men?  A growing body of research suggests the answer may be yes.


Why Heatwaves Hit Women Harder Than Men

Bolivia Unrest Deepens As Protesters Clash With Police Over Crackdown Law

Israel is reportedly preparing one of its largest settlement expansion plans in years, a move that could further heighten tensions in the region and draw international scrutiny. The reported expansion has sparked concerns over the future of peace negotiations, the Palestinian territories, and the broader geopolitical situation in the Middle East. Critics warn the move could deepen divisions, while supporters argue it strengthens Israel’s strategic and security interests.


West Bank Expansion: Report Says Over $350 Million Plan For New Settlement

Every World Cup creates new heroes, and the 2026 tournament is packed with exciting young talent ready to make their mark. Mexico's 17-year-old Gilberto Mora arrives as the youngest player at the World Cup, while Côte d'Ivoire-born Yan Diomande is being tipped for a major breakthrough. Turkey's creative force Kenan Yildiz, continues to impress on the biggest stages, and Argentina's Nico Paz has already drawn comparisons to Lionel Messi. 


FIFA WC 2026: Meet The Young Stars Ready To Shine In 2026 

Tensions are once again rising in the South China Sea after the Philippines lodged a diplomatic protest over a mysterious floating structure inside the disputed Scarborough Shoal.

Manila has urged Beijing to remove the platform, warning against any activity that could resemble island-building in one of the world's most strategically important waterways. While China has not officially confirmed ownership of the structure, it continues to assert sovereignty over the shoal, which remains a major point of contention between the two countries.

Could this be the beginning of another confrontation in the South China Sea? And what does the latest dispute mean for regional security and freedom of navigation in the Indo-Pacific?

South China Sea Tensions Rise As Philippines Challenges China's Move At Scarborough Shoa

#Gravitas China says it detected two fixed-wing aircraft southeast of Taiwan while a Chinese maritime task force was conducting patrols in the area. According to Chinese military experts, the aircraft appeared to belong to the Japan Coast Guard.

China Accuses Japan of Spying From Taiwan's Skies

As heatwaves become longer, deadlier and more frequent across the world, scientists are asking a critical question: does extreme heat affect women differently from men?  A growing body of research suggests the answer may be yes.

Why Heatwaves Affect Women More Than Men?

PoK Protest: Demonstrations Erupt Across Kashmir in Solidarity With PoK Deaths

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Bhutan opened to tourists in 1974. Down the decades, the country, with its picturesque landscape, has attracted a steady stream of curious visitors . Now, there’s more reason to explore the Himalayan kingdom's steep mountains and deep valleys as Bhutan has turned into a hiker’s paradise. We’ll tell you what has changed.

Inside South Asia: Himalayan kingdom now a hiker's paradise

After a year of unprecedented economic and political turmoil and a change of regime, Sri Lanka has announced its first nationwide election. Local government polls will be held before the end of February. It is being seen as a litmus test for the 73-year-old President Ranil Wickremesinghe. Why are these local polls so significant? Could the island nation see a snap poll soon? We break it down for you.

Inside South Asia: Acid test for pm as Sri Lanka gears up for local polls

Pakistan has been reeling under the devastating impact of last year’s unprecedented floods and relentless terror attacks. But its troubles seem to have only just begun. Its economy is in dire straits. An acute energy crisis has gripped the country which is now staring at blackouts. Pakistan is also in the throes of a massive food crisis. There have been reports of food riots and stampedes at ration shops. The prime minister and the army chief are frantically seeking foreign aid. Is Pakistan going the Sri Lanka way?

Inside South Asia | Pakistan's crumbling economy: Is it going the Sri Lanka way?

The Himalayan hill side town of Joshimath has been dubbed India’s sinking town. Once, bustling with tourists, today, Joshimath is a cautionary tale of what years of rampant infrastructure development in an ecologically sensitive region coupled with climate change can do to a place and its people. Can Joshimath be saved?

Inside South Asia | India's sinking town: A cautionary tale

Pakistan seems to be going through a very complicated time. It is not just the crippling economy that the country is battling but a simmering political crisis as well.

WION Dispatch | Pakistan: Punjab CM signs summary for dissolving provincial assembly

Weekly inflation in Pakistan increased by over 30 percent in comparison to last year amid a rise in the prices of food and a couple of fuel items.

Double digit inflation cripples Pakistan economy

WION’s Pak Bureau Chief Anas Mallick had an interaction with Pakistan’s former poverty alleviation minister Dr. Sania Nishtar. She spoke on the former government's flood relief initiative along with the current financial crisis in Pakistan. Watch this video.

Pakistan’s former Poverty Alleviation Minister Dr. Sania Nishtar speaks to WION’s Anas Mallick

WION’s Anas Mallick had an interaction with Pakistan’s former poverty alleviation minister Dr. Sania Nishtar. She spoke on the former government's flood relief initiative along with the current financial crisis in Pakistan. Watch this video.

Pakistan’s former poverty alleviation minister Dr. Sania Nishtar speaks to WION’s Anas Mallick

US President-elect Donald Trump has reignited the death penalty debate. Set to take office in January next year, Trump has vowed to direct his Justice Department to vigorously pursue federal capital punishment. Watch in for more details!



US: Republicans Condemn Biden's Move To Commute Death Sentences

Breaking all records, NASA's Parker Solar Probe is now diving deeper into the sun's inferno than any human-made object. The spacecraft, designed to withstand temperatures of 1,400°C and endure radiation levels that would destroy any ordinary spacecraft in seconds, is attempting to get closer to the sun. Our next story takes a look at the fascinating journey and the answers the mission is trying to find. Watch in for more details!



NASA's Parker Probe Pushes Limits Near The Sun

Canada, then the Panama Canal, now Donald Trump again wants Greenland. Our next report tries to explore why the U.S. president-elect is hinting at an American territorial expansion. Watch in for more details!

Trump Is Teasing US Expansion Into Panama, Greenland & Canada

New York Governor Kathy Hochul is facing increasing calls to resign after a Guatemalan migrant allegedly burned a woman alive. Elon Musk has joined critics, stating that Hochul should be recalled in response to the incident, which has sparked widespread outrage.



Kathy Hochul Faces Resignation Demands After Guatemalan Migrant Burns Woman Alive

Ginger Gaetz continues to stand by her husband, Matt Gaetz, despite the ongoing sexual misconduct allegations against him. The couple faces public scrutiny as the controversy unfolds, with Ginger maintaining her support amidst the legal and media storm.



Matt Gaetz’s Wife Ginger: Standing Strong Amid Allegations

Canada, then the Panama Canal, now Donald Trump again wants Greenland. Our next report tries to explore why the U.S. president-elect is hinting at an American territorial expansion. Watch in for more details!



Panama Leaders Reject Trump's Threat Of Canal Takeovers

Elon Musk has targeted the US Federal Reserve, calling it "overstaffed" in a recent statement. The tech mogul’s remarks highlight growing concerns over the central bank's role in economic policy, particularly as inflation and interest rates remain key issues in the US economy.



Elon Musk Sets Target On The US Federal Reserve, Calls It 'Overstaffed'

The holiday season, often a bustling time for Starbucks, has turned contentious in a way as baristas across 12 cities in the U.S. escalate a strike that began last Friday, typically one of the busiest periods for the coffeehouse giant. Watch in for more details!