Continuing the America-China's oral war, after the US Senate passed the Innovation and Competition Act to address the Chinese technological threat, the Chinese foreign ministry said America is "seeing China as an imaginary enemy".

Top 10 world news: Biden to not ban TikTok, Kim Jong Un's health in question, and more

Once a lover of Twitter, the former US President, Donald Trump, is not leaving any stone unturned to voice his newfound hatred for the platform now. Almost a week after Nigeria banned the social media platform in the country, Trump has hailed President Muhammadu Buhari’s decision.

'Everyone should ban them': Trump hails Nigeria's Twitter ban

In a rare protest in China, students of a university help a school principal hostage during a protest about the devaluation of degrees. The Chinese students were protesting against a proposal to merge a Nanjing college in Jiangsu province with a vocational institute.

Chinese students hold principal hostage for 30 hours during protests

Singapore has reported its 34th death due to COVID-19, taking its toll from the pandemic beyond the 33 casualties recorded during the 2003 Severe Acute Respiratory Syndrome (SARS) outbreak.

Singapore's death toll from COVID-19 tops casualties in SARS outbreak

Nicaraguan authorities on Tuesday detained two more potential presidential candidates, for a total of four, as a crackdown by President Daniel Ortega deepened ahead of elections later this year.

Two more potential Ortega challengers detained in Nicaragua

Havana Zoo introduces Cuba's first Yanek, a rare white tiger

As war destroys Yemen's present, museums struggle to preserve its past

As Uganda shifted to digital identity cards, nearly one-third of the adults in the African country have been excluded from getting proper access to healthcare and social services.

One-third of Uganda's population excluded from healthcare system: Report

The UN's special rapporteur on human rights in Myanmar has warned of "mass deaths" from starvation and disease in the wake of fighting between rebel groups and junta forces in the east of the coup-stricken country.

UN rapporteur warns of 'mass deaths' from starvation in Myanmar

Japan is at a "turning point" for LGBTQ rights, campaigners said Wednesday, vowing to use the Tokyo Olympics as a catalyst for change as they called on lawmakers to approve an anti-discrimination bill.

Japan at 'turning point' for LGBTQ rights: Campaigners

A few months after the North Korean leader Kim Jong Un disappeared from the public eye, there are new speculations about his sudden weight loss. Kim is known to have a heavy frame and has been the point of discussion many times because of this.

Kim Jong Un's sudden weight loss sparks rumours about his health

People taken ill by the deadly coronavirus infection may experience fatigue and weakness even after they recover. In a bid to help people get rid of the post-covid symptoms, nutritionist and fitness expert Munmun Ganeriwal recently took to social media to share some tips.

Fatigue, PTSD, depression and more: Here's how to fight post-Covid problems

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