The Supreme Court on Monday dismissed two petitions seeking the preservation of artifacts recovered from Ayodhya during excavation at Ram Janmabhoomi and for the remains left behind by the Archaeological Survey of India (ASI).

A bench headed by Justice Arun Mishra dismissed the two pleas terming them frivolous and attempt to scuttle Ayodhya verdict and imposed a cost of Rs 1 lakh each on the petitioners.

The two pleas, filed by Satish Sambarkar and Dr Ambedkar Bodhikunja respectively, sought the protection of the artifacts recovered by the ASI from the Ram Janmabhoomi area.

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Senior advocate Menaka Guruswamy, appearing for one of the petitioners, argued that artifacts being excavated may be protected. Even Ram Janmabhoomi Trust has also accepted that there are many artifacts in the area that need protection, she contended.

Justice Mishra, dismissing the pleas, said, "Stop filing such frivolous petitions. What do you mean by this? Are you saying that there is no Rule of Law and the Judgement of the Court (Ayodhya Verdict) will not be followed by anyone and no one will take action? We are dismissing this."

During the course of hearing, Solicitor General Tushar Mehta suggested the court that the bench may also kindly consider imposing costs on the petitioners.Justice Mishra, then, imposed a fine of Rs 1 lakh each on the two petitioners.

"Dismissed. A cost of Rupees 1 lakh each is imposed. Payable within 1 month from today," Justice Mishra said.

The Supreme Court had, in November last year, resolved a decades-old Ramjanmabhoomi temple-Babari Masjid dispute and directed the Central government to make necessary arrangements for the construction of the temple by forming a trust.

The apex court had also directed the Centre to allot five acres of suitable land to Sunni Waqf Board in Ayodhya for the construction of a mosque.

The Supreme Court on Monday dismissed two petitions seeking the preservation of artifacts recovered from Ayodhya during excavation at Ram Janmabhoomi and for the remains left behind by the Archaeological Survey of India (ASI).

The Supreme Court on Monday dismissed two petitions seeking the preservation of artifacts recovered from Ayodhya during excavation at Ram Janmabhoomi and for the remains left behind by the Archaeological Survey of India (ASI). A bench headed by Justice Arun Mishra dismissed the two pleas terming them frivolous and attempt to scuttle Ayodhya verdict and imposed a cost of Rs 1 lakh each on the petitioners. The two pleas, filed by Satish Sambarkar and Dr Ambedkar Bodhikunja respectively, sought the protection of the artifacts recovered by the ASI from the Ram Janmabhoomi area. Have a look: Temple remains and idol residues found in Ayodhya Senior advocate Menaka Guruswamy, appearing for one of the petitioners, argued that artifacts being excavated may be protected. Even Ram Janmabhoomi Trust has also accepted that there are many artifacts in the area that need protection, she contended. Justice Mishra, dismissing the pleas, said, "Stop filing such frivolous petitions. What do you mean by this? Are you saying that there is no Rule of Law and the Judgement of the Court (Ayodhya Verdict) will not be followed by anyone and no one will take action? We are dismissing this." During the course of hearing, Solicitor General Tushar Mehta suggested the court that the bench may also kindly consider imposing costs on the petitioners.Justice Mishra, then, imposed a fine of Rs 1 lakh each on the two petitioners. "Dismissed. A cost of Rupees 1 lakh each is imposed. Payable within 1 month from today," Justice Mishra said. The Supreme Court had, in November last year, resolved a decades-old Ramjanmabhoomi temple-Babari Masjid dispute and directed the Central government to make necessary arrangements for the construction of the temple by forming a trust. The apex court had also directed the Centre to allot five acres of suitable land to Sunni Waqf Board in Ayodhya for the construction of a mosque.

SC dismisses plea seeking preservation of artifacts recovered from Ayodhya, imposes fine

The US President Donald Trump's niece Mary L. Trump has been in the news for the past few months due to her controversial tell-all book titled&nbsp;“Too Much and Never Enough: How My Family Created the World’s Most Dangerous Man”.

The book broke the first-day sale record for Simon &amp; Schuster as more than 950,000 copies, including presales, were sold. The Trump family, especially the President, is however not very happy about it.

After a successful launch of the book, Donald Trump has called his niece "stupid" and "vicious" on a televised interview.

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During an interview, Mary had stated that Donald Trump learned to "become the killer you mentioned. The man who needs to succeed at all costs ... who will do anything to get attention, financial rewards and to win."

This comment did not go well with Trump. He replied back by saying, “My father liked to win. My father was a very good man. He was a strong man.”

“It’s disgraceful that she said that,” he continued. He also claimed that Mary was&nbsp;“not exactly a family favorite” and “we didn’t have a lot of respect or like for her.”

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“I would’ve never said that except she writes a book that’s so stupid and so vicious and it’s a lie,” Trump continued. “My father was a great, wonderful man.”

He also added that he never spent much time with Mary in the past, and he is very glad now that he didn't.

When asked if such statements hurt him, even after all these years of being a common name in the US controversies, he said, “It hurts me more about attacking my father, not being kind to my mother. I have a mother who was like a saint. She was incredible. She was an incredible woman and she was nasty even to my mother.”

“She’s a very scarred person,” he continued. “She was not much of a family person.”

Calling her a "disgrace", Trump banished the book to be a lie.

Mary L. Trump's book is the second tell-all book on Donald Trump. The first one was authored by Trump's old NSA John Bolton.

The US President Donald Trump's niece Mary L. Trump has been in the news for the past few months due to her controversial tell-all book titled “Too Much and Never Enough: How My Family Created the World’s Most Dangerous Man”.

The US President Donald Trump's niece Mary L. Trump has been in the news for the past few months due to her controversial tell-all book titled “Too Much and Never Enough: How My Family Created the World’s Most Dangerous Man”. The book broke the first-day sale record for Simon & Schuster as more than 950,000 copies, including presales, were sold. The Trump family, especially the President, is however not very happy about it. After a successful launch of the book, Donald Trump has called his niece "stupid" and "vicious" on a televised interview. Also read: As Donald Trump bats for Goya, niece's 'tell-all' book registers record sales During an interview, Mary had stated that Donald Trump learned to "become the killer you mentioned. The man who needs to succeed at all costs ... who will do anything to get attention, financial rewards and to win." This comment did not go well with Trump. He replied back by saying, “My father liked to win. My father was a very good man. He was a strong man.” “It’s disgraceful that she said that,” he continued. He also claimed that Mary was “not exactly a family favorite” and “we didn’t have a lot of respect or like for her.” Also watch: John Bolton imitates Donald Trump “I would’ve never said that except she writes a book that’s so stupid and so vicious and it’s a lie,” Trump continued. “My father was a great, wonderful man.” He also added that he never spent much time with Mary in the past, and he is very glad now that he didn't. When asked if such statements hurt him, even after all these years of being a common name in the US controversies, he said, “It hurts me more about attacking my father, not being kind to my mother. I have a mother who was like a saint. She was incredible. She was an incredible woman and she was nasty even to my mother.” “She’s a very scarred person,” he continued. “She was not much of a family person.” Calling her a "disgrace", Trump banished the book to be a lie. Mary L. Trump's book is the second tell-all book on Donald Trump. The first one was authored by Trump's old NSA John Bolton.

Donald Trump says Mary Trump's book is a lie; calls it 'stupid' and 'vicious'

Astrophysicists unveil biggest-ever 3D map expansion of Universe after two decades

US President Donald Trump, who earlier said he would&nbsp;&nbsp;peacefully leave if he is voted out in the upcoming presidential elections, has now taken a U-turn.

Trump is now refusing to publicly commit to accepting the results of the upcoming White House elections as the polls are showing him lagging behind his opponent Joe Biden.

"I have to see. Look ... I have to see," Trump said in an interview with Fox news.&nbsp;“No, I''m not going to just say yes. I''m not going to say no, and I didn't last time either.”

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Trump, as he has made it clear earlier too, does not trust the initial polls. Calling them "fake polls", he compared the situation to the 2016 Presidential elections and said,&nbsp;“First of all, I'm not losing, because those are fake polls. They were fake in 2016 and now they're even more fake. The polls were much worse in 2016.”

The race for a second-term of Presidency was, reportedly, going better than the present situation till the pandemic and 'Black Lives Matter' protests hit the country. The American citizens&nbsp;have been divided on Trump's response to the pandemic. While some agree with the President on reopening the economy, experts strongly urge the President to come up with better plans to save the country from the widespread of the deadly virus.

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Trump has not adhered to the health experts' advices and has continued to hold rallies and large gatherings without following the health and safety protocols and guidelines issued by the health experts of the country.

The protests, too, have added fuel to the fire. President Trump has gone out of his way, this year, to show his support to the minority groups of the country to gain votes after the hate crimes against the African-American community increased massively, and Trump too was spotted passing apparent racist comments towards Asian-American journalists during White House press conference.

US President Donald Trump, who earlier said he would peacefully leave if he is voted out in the upcoming presidential elections, has now taken a U-turn. Trump is now refusing to publicly commit to accepting the results of the upcoming White House elections as the polls are showing him lagging behind his opponent Joe Biden.

US President Donald Trump, who earlier said he would peacefully leave if he is voted out in the upcoming presidential elections, has now taken a U-turn. Trump is now refusing to publicly commit to accepting the results of the upcoming White House elections as the polls are showing him lagging behind his opponent Joe Biden. "I have to see. Look ... I have to see," Trump said in an interview with Fox news. “No, I''m not going to just say yes. I''m not going to say no, and I didn't last time either.” Also read| Biden as US president would help India get seat on UNSC: Former American diplomat Trump, as he has made it clear earlier too, does not trust the initial polls. Calling them "fake polls", he compared the situation to the 2016 Presidential elections and said, “First of all, I'm not losing, because those are fake polls. They were fake in 2016 and now they're even more fake. The polls were much worse in 2016.” The race for a second-term of Presidency was, reportedly, going better than the present situation till the pandemic and 'Black Lives Matter' protests hit the country. The American citizens have been divided on Trump's response to the pandemic. While some agree with the President on reopening the economy, experts strongly urge the President to come up with better plans to save the country from the widespread of the deadly virus. Also read| Twitter disables Trump tweet over copyright complaint Trump has not adhered to the health experts' advices and has continued to hold rallies and large gatherings without following the health and safety protocols and guidelines issued by the health experts of the country. The protests, too, have added fuel to the fire. President Trump has gone out of his way, this year, to show his support to the minority groups of the country to gain votes after the hate crimes against the African-American community increased massively, and Trump too was spotted passing apparent racist comments towards Asian-American journalists during White House press conference.

I'm not losing: Donald Trump refuses to commit to election results if defeated

India saw a record single-day spike of 38,902 coronavirus cases on Sunday morning, taking the tally to 1,077,618 and the death toll to&nbsp;26,816 with 543 deaths reported in the last 24 hours.

Karnataka reported&nbsp;4120 new positive cases, of which 2156 cases are from Bengaluru. Total number of cases rose to 63,772 including 39,370 active cases. Death toll increased to 1,331 after 91 deaths were reported today.

Maharashtra health department reported 9,518 new positive cases, 258 deaths in the past 24 hours. A total of&nbsp;3,906 patients were discharged in Maharashtra today. The total number of positive cases in the state is now 310,455 including 169,569 discharged and 11,854 deaths.

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Mumbai reported 1,046 new COVID-19 cases and 64 deaths in the last 24 hours, taking total cases to 101,224 and 5,711 deaths. Number of active cases stands at 23,828.

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West Bengal reported&nbsp;2,278 new&nbsp;cases, taking the total number of cases to 42,487. Death toll now stands at 1112 after 36 deaths were reported today.

India's national capital New Delhi reported 1,211 new cases, 1860 recovered/discharged/migrated and 31 deaths in the last 24 hours. The total number of positive cases is now 122,793 including 1,03,134 recovered/ discharged/ migrated and 3,628 deaths.

Tamil Nadu recorded the highest single-day spike of&nbsp;4,979 new positive cases and 78 deaths in the last 24 hours. Total number of cases rise to 170,693 including 50,294 active cases and 2,481 deaths.

Gujarat reported 965 #COVID19 positive cases and 20 deaths in the last 24 hours. State tally rises to 48,441 including 11,412 active cases, 34,882 cured/discharged and 2,147 deaths.

The number of recovered COVID-19 patients exceeds India's active caseload by 3,04,043 as on Sunday with 6.77 lakh people having recuperated from the disease so far, the Union Health Ministry said.

"The total number of recovered cases is 677,422. The recovery rate as of now is at 62.86 per cent," the ministry said.

The ministry said India's COVID-19&nbsp;case fatality rate is "progressively falling" and is currently at 2.49 per cent, which is one of the lowest in the world.

India saw a record single-day spike of 38,902 coronavirus cases on Sunday morning, taking the tally to 1,077,618 and the death toll to 26,816 with 543 deaths reported in the last 24 hours.

India saw a record single-day spike of 38,902 coronavirus cases on Sunday morning, taking the tally to 1,077,618 and the death toll to 26,816 with 543 deaths reported in the last 24 hours. Karnataka reported 4120 new positive cases, of which 2156 cases are from Bengaluru. Total number of cases rose to 63,772 including 39,370 active cases. Death toll increased to 1,331 after 91 deaths were reported today. Maharashtra health department reported 9,518 new positive cases, 258 deaths in the past 24 hours. A total of 3,906 patients were discharged in Maharashtra today. The total number of positive cases in the state is now 310,455 including 169,569 discharged and 11,854 deaths. 934 new #COVID19 have been reported in Rajasthan till 8:30 pm today, taking the total number of cases to 29434 including 7145 active cases. Death toll rises to 559 after 6 deaths were reported today: State Health Department. pic.twitter.com/F5JKAJmrnZ — ANI (@ANI) July 19, 2020 × Mumbai reported 1,046 new COVID-19 cases and 64 deaths in the last 24 hours, taking total cases to 101,224 and 5,711 deaths. Number of active cases stands at 23,828. Also read: Record single-day spike of 38,902 COVID-19 cases in India; IMA terms it onset of community spread West Bengal reported 2,278 new cases, taking the total number of cases to 42,487. Death toll now stands at 1112 after 36 deaths were reported today. India's national capital New Delhi reported 1,211 new cases, 1860 recovered/discharged/migrated and 31 deaths in the last 24 hours. The total number of positive cases is now 122,793 including 1,03,134 recovered/ discharged/ migrated and 3,628 deaths. Tamil Nadu recorded the highest single-day spike of 4,979 new positive cases and 78 deaths in the last 24 hours. Total number of cases rise to 170,693 including 50,294 active cases and 2,481 deaths. Gujarat reported 965 #COVID19 positive cases and 20 deaths in the last 24 hours. State tally rises to 48,441 including 11,412 active cases, 34,882 cured/discharged and 2,147 deaths. The number of recovered COVID-19 patients exceeds India's active caseload by 3,04,043 as on Sunday with 6.77 lakh people having recuperated from the disease so far, the Union Health Ministry said. "The total number of recovered cases is 677,422. The recovery rate as of now is at 62.86 per cent," the ministry said. The ministry said India's COVID-19 case fatality rate is "progressively falling" and is currently at 2.49 per cent, which is one of the lowest in the world.

COVID 19: Total recovered cases more than 677,000; Mumbai reports 1,046 cases

Geoffrey Onyeama, Nigeria's Finance Minister, has announced that he has tested positive for the novel coronavirus.

Onyeama, the 64 year old minister, is the first member of the cabinet to test positive. He announced the news through a Twitter post. He also added that this was his fourth coronavirus test.

"Did my fourth Covid-19 test yesterday at the first sign of a throat irritation and unfortunately this time it came back positive," he tweeted.&nbsp;

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President Muhammadu Buhari has been conducting his cabinet sessions virtually due to the fear of spread of the novel coronavirus.

Almost 36,000 people have been affected by the virus and 778 people have lost their lives to the pandemic in Nigeria.

Geoffrey Onyeama, Nigeria's Finance Minister, has announced that he has tested positive for the novel coronavirus. Onyeama, the 64 year old minister, is the first member of the cabinet to test positive.

Geoffrey Onyeama, Nigeria's Finance Minister, has announced that he has tested positive for the novel coronavirus. Onyeama, the 64 year old minister, is the first member of the cabinet to test positive. He announced the news through a Twitter post. He also added that this was his fourth coronavirus test. "Did my fourth Covid-19 test yesterday at the first sign of a throat irritation and unfortunately this time it came back positive," he tweeted. Did my fourth Covid-19 test yesterday at the first sign of a throat irritation and unfortunately this time it came back positive. That is life! Win some lose some. Heading for isolation in a health facility and praying for the best. #StayHomeSaveLives #COVID19 #PTFCOVID19 — Geoffrey Onyeama (@GeoffreyOnyeama) July 19, 2020 × President Muhammadu Buhari has been conducting his cabinet sessions virtually due to the fear of spread of the novel coronavirus. Almost 36,000 people have been affected by the virus and 778 people have lost their lives to the pandemic in Nigeria.

Nigerian Foreign Minister Geoffrey Onyeama tests positive for COVID-19

<a href="https://www.wionews.com/world/uighur-community-suffering-in-china-says-united-kingdoms-foreign-secretary-dominic-raab-314441">Uighur community suffering in China, says United Kingdom's Foreign Secretary Dominic Raab</a>

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Beijing's ambassador Britain Liu Xiaoming rubbished the claims and said that the minority community is happily and comfortably living in China.

<a href="https://www.wionews.com/world/tiktok-in-talks-with-uk-government-for-new-headquarters-in-london-sources-314485">TikTok in talks with UK government for new headquarters in London: Sources</a>

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Some believe that California may be one of the desired locations as the company has hired quite a lot of employees in state of California this year.

<a href="https://www.wionews.com/world/black-lives-matter-mural-outside-trump-tower-defaced-for-third-time-314430">'Black Lives Matter' mural outside Trump Tower defaced for third time</a>

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In Saturday's incident, two women were arrested after, police said, they poured black paint on the block-long mural outside the tower.

<a href="https://www.wionews.com/world/syria-goes-to-parliamentary-elections-as-new-us-sanctions-hit-amid-pandemic-314482">Syria goes to parliamentary elections as new US sanctions hit amid pandemic</a>

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Locals claim that they came out to vote as they want change in the present living conditions and the constant rising prices of essentials.

<a href="https://www.wionews.com/world/thirty-nine-detained-following-corona-party-brawl-in-germany-314475">Thirty-nine detained following 'corona party' brawl in Germany</a>

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Five officers were injured in the attack that began at around 3:00 am (0100 GMT) when police intervened to stop a brawl involving around 30 people in Frankfurt's historic Opera square.

<a href="https://www.wionews.com/world/china-says-it-will-respond-resolutely-if-uk-sanctions-officials-314443">China says it will respond resolutely if UK sanctions officials</a>

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'You've seen what happens in the United States - they sanction Chinese officials, we sanction their senators, their officials. I do not want to see this tit-for-tat happen in... China-UK relations.'

<a href="https://www.wionews.com/world/to-clarify-elements-investigators-question-a-man-over-cathedral-fire-in-nantes-314437">'To clarify elements': Investigators question a man over cathedral fire in Nantes</a>

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Sennes said that "any interpretation that could implicate this person in what occurred is premature" and the questioning was part of "normal procedure".

<a href="https://www.wionews.com/world/eu-recovery-summit-could-end-with-no-deal-despite-extension-says-merkel-314419">EU recovery summit could end with no deal despite extension, says Merkel</a>

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Arriving for the third and probably final day of an extraordinary European summit, Merkel said the 27 leaders had "many positions" on the size of the fund, on rules for accessing it and on tying it to respect for the rule of law.

<a href="https://www.wionews.com/world/china-raises-flood-alert-levels-along-huai-river-314417">China raises flood alert levels along Huai River</a>

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Ten reservoirs on the Huai River have seen water levels exceeding warning levels by as much as 6.85 metres.

<a href="https://www.wionews.com/world/twitter-disables-trump-tweet-over-copyright-complaint-314405">Twitter disables Trump tweet over copyright complaint</a>

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The video -- retweeted from White House social media director Dan Scavino -- included music from the group Linkin Park, and got disappeared from the president's Twitter feed late Saturday with the notification -- "This media has been disabled in response to a report by the copyright owner."

Uighur community suffering in China, says United Kingdom's Foreign Secretary Dominic Raab Beijing's ambassador Britain Liu Xiaoming rubbished the claims and said that the minority community is happily and comfortably living in China.

Uighur community suffering in China, says United Kingdom's Foreign Secretary Dominic Raab Beijing's ambassador Britain Liu Xiaoming rubbished the claims and said that the minority community is happily and comfortably living in China. TikTok in talks with UK government for new headquarters in London: Sources Some believe that California may be one of the desired locations as the company has hired quite a lot of employees in state of California this year. 'Black Lives Matter' mural outside Trump Tower defaced for third time In Saturday's incident, two women were arrested after, police said, they poured black paint on the block-long mural outside the tower. Syria goes to parliamentary elections as new US sanctions hit amid pandemic Locals claim that they came out to vote as they want change in the present living conditions and the constant rising prices of essentials. Thirty-nine detained following 'corona party' brawl in Germany Five officers were injured in the attack that began at around 3:00 am (0100 GMT) when police intervened to stop a brawl involving around 30 people in Frankfurt's historic Opera square. China says it will respond resolutely if UK sanctions officials 'You've seen what happens in the United States - they sanction Chinese officials, we sanction their senators, their officials. I do not want to see this tit-for-tat happen in... China-UK relations.' 'To clarify elements': Investigators question a man over cathedral fire in Nantes Sennes said that "any interpretation that could implicate this person in what occurred is premature" and the questioning was part of "normal procedure". EU recovery summit could end with no deal despite extension, says Merkel Arriving for the third and probably final day of an extraordinary European summit, Merkel said the 27 leaders had "many positions" on the size of the fund, on rules for accessing it and on tying it to respect for the rule of law. China raises flood alert levels along Huai River Ten reservoirs on the Huai River have seen water levels exceeding warning levels by as much as 6.85 metres. Twitter disables Trump tweet over copyright complaint The video -- retweeted from White House social media director Dan Scavino -- included music from the group Linkin Park, and got disappeared from the president's Twitter feed late Saturday with the notification -- "This media has been disabled in response to a report by the copyright owner."

Top 10 world news today: TikTok eyes new headquarters, China issues flood alert and more

Bulgarian Prime Minister&nbsp;Boyko Borissov has urged the European Union (EU) countries to agree and coordinate on a health protocol as the EU national leaders met for the third day today to come up with an economic recovery plan.

Borissov believes that it is important for leaders to agree on protocols and plans as the upcoming weeks will prove out to be crucial with respect to the coronavirus pandemic.

<a href="https://www.wionews.com/world/eu-leaders-extend-summit-as-they-grapple-over-coronavirus-recovery-plan-314359">Also read:&nbsp;EU leaders extend summit as they grapple over coronavirus, recovery plan</a>

"We are convinced the European Union needs a united health protocol... We should concentrate in the coming six months where this will be the most difficult part (of pandemic)," Borissov told reporters ahead of another round of EU budget talks here.

The talks have been organised as the actions were disjointed in the beginning of the pandemic as every EU nation acted independently.

The pandemic, which has spawned economic mayhem worldwide, also saw the G20 nations consider extending debt relief for coronavirus-hit poor countries in the second half of 2020.

Bulgarian Prime Minister Boyko Borissov has urged the European Union (EU) countries to agree and coordinate on a health protocol as the EU national leaders met for the third day today to come up with an economic recovery plan.

Bulgarian Prime Minister Boyko Borissov has urged the European Union (EU) countries to agree and coordinate on a health protocol as the EU national leaders met for the third day today to come up with an economic recovery plan. Borissov believes that it is important for leaders to agree on protocols and plans as the upcoming weeks will prove out to be crucial with respect to the coronavirus pandemic. Also read: EU leaders extend summit as they grapple over coronavirus, recovery plan "We are convinced the European Union needs a united health protocol... We should concentrate in the coming six months where this will be the most difficult part (of pandemic)," Borissov told reporters ahead of another round of EU budget talks here. The talks have been organised as the actions were disjointed in the beginning of the pandemic as every EU nation acted independently. The pandemic, which has spawned economic mayhem worldwide, also saw the G20 nations consider extending debt relief for coronavirus-hit poor countries in the second half of 2020.

Bulgarian PM Boyko Borissov urges EU leaders to agree on COVID-19 health protocol

Amid the recent controversies&nbsp;of data sharing and ownership by Chinese company, TikTok is now looking for a new place to park their headquarter offices at.

As per few reports, the multimedia sharing app has been in talks with the UK government to establish their new headquarters in the capital city London.

The move is being understood as yet another try of the company to distance itself from the controversies surrounding it regarding its Chinese ownership.

<a href="https://www.wionews.com/technology/tiktok-may-leave-chinese-parent-company-to-avoid-us-ban-trump-adviser-313981">Also read|&nbsp;TikTok may leave Chinese parent company to avoid US ban: Trump adviser</a>

Sources have revealed that London is one of many destinations that the company is looking at. However, no final decision has been taken yet.

No other name of any other city has been revealed. However, some believe that California may be one of the desired locations as the company has hired quite a lot of employees in state of California this year, including poaching Kevin Mayer, a former Walt Disney Co executive, to be TikTok’s chief executive. He is based in the United States.

California is also a desired location as a strategy to put an end to the controversies floating around in the US regarding its possible ban in the country due to its&nbsp;Chinese ownership.

The company, which is already banned in India, is owned by Chinese company called ByteDance.

TikTok has not issued any official statement regarding this, and has refused the request of a comment to various local media organisations.

Amid the recent controversies of data sharing and ownership by Chinese company, TikTok is now looking for a new place to park their headquarter offices at. As per few reports, the multimedia sharing app has been in talks with the UK government to establish their new headquarters in the capital city London.

Amid the recent controversies of data sharing and ownership by Chinese company, TikTok is now looking for a new place to park their headquarter offices at. As per few reports, the multimedia sharing app has been in talks with the UK government to establish their new headquarters in the capital city London. The move is being understood as yet another try of the company to distance itself from the controversies surrounding it regarding its Chinese ownership. Also read| TikTok may leave Chinese parent company to avoid US ban: Trump adviser Sources have revealed that London is one of many destinations that the company is looking at. However, no final decision has been taken yet. No other name of any other city has been revealed. However, some believe that California may be one of the desired locations as the company has hired quite a lot of employees in state of California this year, including poaching Kevin Mayer, a former Walt Disney Co executive, to be TikTok’s chief executive. He is based in the United States. California is also a desired location as a strategy to put an end to the controversies floating around in the US regarding its possible ban in the country due to its Chinese ownership. The company, which is already banned in India, is owned by Chinese company called ByteDance. TikTok has not issued any official statement regarding this, and has refused the request of a comment to various local media organisations.

TikTok in talks with UK government for new headquarters in London: Sources

Syria held a parliamentary election on Sunday after new US&nbsp;sanctions were passed after President Bashar al-Assad took control of most of the country.

There were nearly 7,000 polling stations, including for the first time in former rebel bastions that the army has recaptured over the last two years.

The elections were earlier set to take place in April but were delayed due to the coronavirus pandemic, which has crippled the already struggling economy of Syria.

The elections were for nearly 250 MP seats which are being eyes by more than 1,600 candidates. This is the third time such an election has taken place since 2011.

The voters, who were mainly spotted without face masks, were disinfected upon arrival. People were being urged to maintain distance from once another to make sure the infection does not spread.

Locals claim that they came out to vote as they want change in the present living conditions and the constant rising prices of essentials in the war-striken&nbsp;country.

Syria held a parliamentary election on Sunday after new US sanctions were passed after President Bashar al-Assad took control of most of the country. There were nearly 7,000 polling stations, including for the first time in former rebel bastions that the army has recaptured over the last two years.

Syria held a parliamentary election on Sunday after new US sanctions were passed after President Bashar al-Assad took control of most of the country. There were nearly 7,000 polling stations, including for the first time in former rebel bastions that the army has recaptured over the last two years. The elections were earlier set to take place in April but were delayed due to the coronavirus pandemic, which has crippled the already struggling economy of Syria. The elections were for nearly 250 MP seats which are being eyes by more than 1,600 candidates. This is the third time such an election has taken place since 2011. The voters, who were mainly spotted without face masks, were disinfected upon arrival. People were being urged to maintain distance from once another to make sure the infection does not spread. Locals claim that they came out to vote as they want change in the present living conditions and the constant rising prices of essentials in the war-striken country.

Syria goes to parliamentary elections as new US sanctions hit amid pandemic

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Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu`s corruption trial resumed on Sunday.

The second hearing of the trial, which Netanyahu and other defendants in the case were not obliged to attend, is focusing on an additional time given to his lawyers to study the investigation material, reported Xinhua.

Netanyahu`s trial over bribery, fraud and breach of trust in three different cases began on May 24.

<a href="https://www.wionews.com/world/israeli-police-fire-water-cannons-to-disperse-anti-govt-protests-314356">Also read:&nbsp;Israeli police fire water cannons to disperse anti-govt protests</a>

Hundreds of protesters calling for Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu to resign over his corruption charges gathered outside his official residence in Jerusalem on Saturday evening (local time), for the fourth time this week.

A law enforcement spokesman was quoted by Sputnik as saying that Israeli police have detained 28 people for disrupting public order during protests against Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu.

Netanyahu is charged in three separate cases of corruption, fraud and influence peddling.

Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu`s corruption trial resumed on Sunday. The second hearing of the trial, which Netanyahu and other defendants in the case were not obliged to attend, is focusing on an additional time given to his lawyers to study the investigation material, reported Xinhua.

Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu`s corruption trial resumed on Sunday. The second hearing of the trial, which Netanyahu and other defendants in the case were not obliged to attend, is focusing on an additional time given to his lawyers to study the investigation material, reported Xinhua. Netanyahu`s trial over bribery, fraud and breach of trust in three different cases began on May 24. Also read: Israeli police fire water cannons to disperse anti-govt protests Hundreds of protesters calling for Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu to resign over his corruption charges gathered outside his official residence in Jerusalem on Saturday evening (local time), for the fourth time this week. A law enforcement spokesman was quoted by Sputnik as saying that Israeli police have detained 28 people for disrupting public order during protests against Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu. Netanyahu is charged in three separate cases of corruption, fraud and influence peddling.

Israeli Prime Minister's corruption trial resumes

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