Tear gas fired at Hong Kong security law protestors

Chants of “Hong Kong independence, the one manner out,” and different slogans echoed by means of the streets. Police declared the protest unlawful and ordered folks to disperse earlier than firing tear fuel at them.

Taliban announces three-day ceasefire during the holidays of Eid al-Fitr with government

The ceasefire will start on Sunday and has come as a constructive transfer following a bloody battle towards Afghan forces after the settlement was signed with the US. 

Kim Jong Un wants to increase North Korea’s nuclear war deterrence, says report

Kim presided over a gathering of the Employees’ Celebration of Korea Central Navy Fee (CMC), in keeping with state information company KCNA. 

World Bank approves USD 500 million loan for Pakistan

Political dangers are excessive as a result of COVID-19 response provides uncertainty to the relations among the many federating items

South Korean man confesses to Hwaseong murders; won’t be prosecuted

The person, who’s in his 50s, is already serving a life sentence within the jail for raping and killing a youthful sister of his spouse.

Donald Trump goes to play golf as US nears 100,000 deaths due to COVID-19

A photograph resurfaced of Donald Trump carrying typical golf put on of white polo shirt and white baseball cap and was seen departing the White Home. 

Pressure mounts on Britain PM aide to quit amid more lockdown breach claims

Cummings denies a breach of the coronavirus guidelines, saying he wanted childcare assist after his spouse additionally developed COVID-19 signs they usually drove to Durham to remain in a separate constructing at his mother and father’ property.

COVID-19 impact: Concern over possible resurgence of vaccine-preventable diseases among children

A report introduced out by the World Well being Organisation mentioned that world over at the very least 80 million youngsters beneath the age of 1 yr are prone to illnesses like diphtheria, measles and polio as COVID-19 outbreak disrupted routine vaccination efforts.

Adolf Hitler’s ‘rumoured’ alligator dies in Moscow

The alligator, named Saturn, was about 84 years outdated when he died on Friday.

Oxford’s COVID-19 vaccine trial has 50% chance of success, says project leader

The experimental vaccine, often called ChAdOx1 nCoV-19, is without doubt one of the front-runners within the world race to offer safety towards the brand new coronavirus which appears to be fading quickly in Britain.