WAO ART #187

The web show "Made In Heaven" on Amazon is shedding light on the dark side of Indian weddings. The series follows a group of wedding planners who navigate the trials and tribulations of Delhi's elite and their extravagant weddings. The show has been praised for showcasing lavish weddings and stunning outfits.

Emmerson Mnangagwa, the current president of Zimbabwe, is seeking re-election despite the country's ongoing problems of high inflation, poverty, and fear. Mnangagwa, also known as "the crocodile," came to power after a military takeover.

Australia is set to spend $1.6 billion on enhancing its missile capabilities. The government plans to acquire long-range precision strike missiles with a range of over 500 kilometers. These missiles will be manufactured locally from 2025, in collaboration with the United States.

British Columbia in Canada has declared a state of emergency as wildfires continue to rage, forcing the evacuation of around 15,000 homes. The city of West Kelowna has seen a significant number of buildings catch fire, with over 2,400 homes evacuated.

Cats and dogs in Ukraine are using their social media platforms to help people cope with the devastating impact of the Russia-Ukraine war. Dog Patron has gained hundreds of thousands of followers online. Patron offers emotional support and practical advice on dealing with war-related difficulties.

The Equatorial Margin, stretching from Guiana to Brazil's Rio Grande do Norte, has become a hotspot for oil discovery. Guiana, with ExxonMobil's assistance, found its first oil in 2015 and has since identified reserves of around 11 billion barrels, surpassing Brazil's total reserves of 14.8 billion barrels.

SEC has officially acknowledged that digital assets, including XRP, are not securities in a new court filing. This comes as part of the SEC's motion to appeal the Ripple victory ruling. The SEC's recognition has been met with enthusiasm from the crypto community.