WION - International news updates & analysis

WION, which stands for World is One, is India's pioneering international news channel. The WION app delivers breaking news from around the globe, including updates on India, the US, the UK, Europe, the Middle East, and South Asia.

This platform offers real-time insights into geopolitics, military affairs, conflicts, and various significant global events. In addition to news coverage, WION features international sports reporting on events like cricket and football. For entertainment, you can find news regarding Hollywood, K-pop, K-drama, Bollywood, film reviews, OTT releases, fashion trends, lifestyle, and health topics. The app's notifications keep you informed about breaking stories, trending topics, viral content, and videos.

As a leading international news channel with a focus on India, WION also provides data-driven insights, thorough explanations, expert opinions, and in-depth analyses from an array of international specialists.

The WION app includes original writings, analyses, commentaries, and opinion pieces created by knowledgeable editors and columnists.

The news reporting at WION is impartial, fact-based, and reliable.

WION covers urgent issues of the day including Indian politics, general elections, US political matters, climate concerns, scientific advancements, technological developments, and business news.

Targeting a diverse audience from urban professionals to Gen Z, the WION app features sections covering global headlines, updates on South Asia, trending news, and viral videos.

For those with limited time to read, WION compiles morning and evening highlights for easy consumption. Stay updated with news from India and the world wherever you may be.

WION's reporting is quick, precise, thoroughly verified, and objective, providing an Indian viewpoint on international happenings.

The app is compatible with both Android and iOS devices.

UPON DOWNLOADING THE WION APP, YOU WILL RECEIVE:

Breaking news from the US and UK, as well as updates on world events, India, South Asia, and the latest in political news. Access stories, videos, photo collections, explainers, and web articles packed with useful and timely information.

Daily live blogs that cover recent developments in international news and India news, major sporting events such as cricket, IPL, football, and the Olympics, as well as entertainment news involving events like the Oscars, Grammys, and Emmys.

Tune into WION Live TV through the app, available 24/7.

Stay informed with first-hand reports in text and video from WION correspondents stationed in numerous cities across India and around the globe.

Get updates on business and economic news, budget announcements, the latest from the global and Indian economies, along with stock market and industry insights.

Science updates include details about groundbreaking discoveries, space research, and medical advancements worldwide.

Be aware of the latest in technology, gadgets, smartphones, and social media trends.

Key features of the WION App:

Live TV: Stay updated with instant news flashes. You can watch the WION live news channel through the app anytime and anywhere.

Enjoy popular shows available on the WION app such as Wion Gravitas, WION Sports, and Wion Speed News, all for free.

Customizable home screen: Choose the sections that interest you most to appear on your main screen, and feel free to rearrange them according to your preferences.

Bookmark features: Save articles, images, and videos to revisit at a later time when it suits you.

Offline reading: No internet? No problem. This feature allows you to access news even without connectivity.

Videos: Explore a curated selection of enlightening and entertaining video clips.

Photo galleries: Enjoy slideshows focused on the latest world events, top stories, entertainment, sports, business, and lifestyle topics.

About us

Who We Are

We are a team of seasoned and daring, young journalists of diverse nationalities. World is One, WION, examines global issues with in-depth analysis. Using our social media platforms we open the conversation about our world with our users. We provide much more than the news of the day. Our aim to empower people to explore their world. With our Global headquarters in New Delhi, we bring you news on the hour, by the hour.

We deliver information that is not biased. We are journalists who are neutral to the core and non-partisan when it comes to the politics of the world. People are tired of biased reportage and we stand for a globalised united world. So for us the World is truly One.

NEWS

Exclusive | Now, HR Smith rejects NYT's Russia-HAL 'sensitive tech' report: What the UK firm told WION

HR Smith Group has rejected 'entirely false' the allegations made in a New York Times report that accused the British Aerospace manufacturer of transferring sensitive technology to a blacklisted agency supplying Russia with weapons via an Indian state-run company.

In a response to a question from WION, an official spokesperson from HR Smith Group said, “These allegations made by the New York Times are entirely false."

"HR Smith Group takes its supply chain obligations extremely seriously and follows all applicable export controls. We maintain rigorous supplier oversight and supply chain monitoring to uphold the highest standards of compliance,” it said. 

“The products in question that were exported to India were for use in a satellite-based search and rescue network. They support life-saving operations across land, sea, and air and are not designed for military use.”

“We were provided with no evidence to support the claim that our products have been shipped to Russia. The only apparent connection is a common Harmonized System code - an international product classification number used for customs purposes, covering a wide range of products.

"This code alone does not show what the product is or where it originates from and therefore cannot be used to establish a link, which the New York Times has misleadingly done,” it further added.

HR Smith responded hours after India on Monday (Mar 31) strongly rejected the New York Times report that alleged Hindustan Aeronautics Limited (HAL), a government-owned aerospace and defence company, sold sensitive technology with potential military use to a blacklisted Russian arms agency.