A woman stands at a podium, speaking into two microphones. A news ticker at the bottom of the screen reports on international relations.

A drone, lit with green and orange lights, is being prepared for launch. This is part of a WION breaking news report about China's alleged arms shipments.

A dark sedan with an Iranian flag on its fender glides past, its headlights cutting through the night. The car's occupants are barely visible through the tinted windows.

A man in a white skullcap and red vestments stands at a microphone, holding a document. A news ticker at the bottom of the screen reads "TRUMP VERBAL FIGHT WITH POPE LEO ESCALATES."

Three glass jars with light green caps sit side-by-side, each containing a different colored powder. Labels on the jars read "IAEA-11024," "EA-110654," and "IAEA-11065." A news ticker at the bottom displays "WION DIPLOMATIC EFFORTS MOVE FORWARD, BUT NOTHING OFFICIAL YET."

A man in a suit speaks into a cluster of microphones, his expression serious. Behind him, other men in suits and military uniforms stand, some looking towards the camera. A news ticker at the bottom displays "TURKIYE ROCKED BY MASS SCHOOL SHOOTINGS."

Two men stand at podiums in front of a blue backdrop, speaking to a crowd holding up phones. A news ticker at the bottom displays "SAUDI ARABIA: ERA OF DEPENDENCY IS OVER" and "BREAKING NEWS TRUMP: CHINA & U.S. ARE WORKING TOGETHER SMARTLY."

A man in a black robe carries a ceremonial mace, its head adorned with white and red feathers. Behind him, others in formal attire stand in a grand, wood-paneled room.

The Prime Minister of India, Narendra Modi, is focused on signing a document. A WION news graphic on the right displays "TRUMP-MODI CALLS IN 2026."

A man in a dark suit stands at a podium, speaking into a microphone. A news ticker at the bottom of the screen displays "WION" and headlines about the Pope and an Iran-U.S. ceasefire.

A man in a dark suit opens the car door for a distinguished gentleman in a blue sweater. The WION breaking news chyron scrolls across the bottom of the screen.

Uniformed officers carefully fold the Indian flag over a casket. A crowd of mourners, many in white, stands somberly behind them.

A woman in a white suit stands at a podium, speaking into two microphones. A blue banner behind her displays Chinese characters and "Ministry of Foreign Affairs." Below, a WION news ticker scrolls with headlines about Trump, China, and Iran.

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