Beijing opposes a forced sale of TikTok`s U.S. operations by its Chinese owner ByteDance, and would prefer to see the short video app shut down in the United States, three people with direct knowledge of the matter said on Friday.

China would rather see TikTok US close than a forced sale, sources say

The Indian Council of Medical Research (ICMR) has published the results of part two of the first national population-based sero survey to check the transmission of coronavirus in the country.

India had 6.4 million coronavirus cases by May: ICMR sero survey

US President Donald Trump’s daughter and White House advisor, Ivanka has accepted TV show host Joy Behar's challenge, saying she would be willing to make an appearance on The View talk show and get administered with a COVID vaccine on live television.

Ivanka Trump accepts TV show host's COVID vaccine challenge

Once billed as the diplomatic high point in China-European Union relations, a summit on Monday is likely to show how far the relationship has ebbed, with the main achievement a deal involving Irish whiskey and Pixian bean paste.

EU-China summit to mark soured relations with deal on whiskey

Democratic presidential candidate Joe Biden, Vice President Mike Pence, and New York Governor Andrew Cuomo, all masked, joined New York`s somber 19th anniversary of the Sept.

Joe Biden joins Pence, Cuomo at masked New York 9/11 memorial in crisis year

Derek Chauvin, the US police officer charged with the murder of George Floyd -- the Black man whose death sparked nationwide protests -- was due to appear in court in person for the first time on Friday.

US policeman accused of murdering George Floyd to appear in court

Greek security forces arrived en masse on the island of Lesbos on Friday to help build a new shelter for thousands of migrants left homeless by fires that destroyed their camp this week.

Greece ramps up emergency effort after Lesbos migrant camp fire, locals oppose plans

Germany approves Russian request to assist in Navalny probe Germany has approved a request from Russia for legal assistance in the probe into the poisoning of opposition leader Alexei Navalny | READ MORE India, China made useful decision on de-escalation at the border: Russia India's external affairs minister Dr S Jaishankar and Chinese foreign minister Wang Yi's meet will give "political guidance" on disengagement process which both sides have agreed in Moscow | READ MORE Russia says it's not seeking to interfere in other countries' electoral processes Russia is not seeking to interfere in the electoral processes of other countries around the world, nor has it in the past, the Kremlin said on Friday | READ MORE US: Death toll of West Coast wildfires rises to 9; 500,000 ordered to evacuate in Oregon At least nine people were killed and hundreds of thousands evacuated as wildfires continue to impact US West Coast states on Thursday | READ MORE White House decision to relocate flag remembering POWs sparks anger Groups of US armed forces veterans and several lawmakers have expressed displeasure and anger over a decision taken by White House to relocate a flag remembering Prisoners of War (POW) and Missing in Action (MIA) | READ MORE Kim Jong Un once showed off executed uncle's headless body, Trump says The headless body of Kim Jong Un's executed uncle was once displayed to senior North Korean officials, US President Donald Trump told the author of an upcoming biographical book | READ MORE Britain clinches first major trade deal since leaving the EU Britain has reached a free trade agreement with Japan, its first since leaving the European Union earlier this year | READ MORE Despite California wildfire debacle, Dubai couple hosts lavish gender reveal party Dubai-based Syrian influencers Anas and Asala Marwah on Tuesday hosted a gender reveal party at one of the world's tallest buildings, Burj Khalifa | READ MORE US journalist defends decision for halt in publishing Trump's remarks on coronavirus crisis Prominent US journalist Bob Woodward was forced to defend himself following claims in his book on US President Donald Trump that said that Trump downplayed the coronavirus crisis despite knowing its severity | READ MORE Black activists take Congolese statue from Dutch museum A group of activists took a Congolese funeral statue from a Dutch museum, saying they were recovering art looted during the colonial era.

Top ten world news today: Germany to assist in Navalny probe, Russia denies links with US election and more

Nepal Prime Minister KP Sharma Oli is trending in the country -- this time for his response towards the coronavirus pandemic and his misplaced priorities. Nepali social media users are using the word ‘democide’, coined by the American political scientist RJ Rummel, to vent their anger against the Oli administration's poor response to the pandemic.

Why Nepalis are writing #StopDemocidePMOli on social media

The United States is set to host a presidential elections in less than 60 days. In the run up, the headlines are speaking of various possibilities. One of these headlines is "Threats of an armed insurgency.

Concerns about 'armed insurgency' in US are on the rise

After its army, another weapon of choice that China uses to fight its assumed enemies is the press. China's relationship with the media has always been complicated.

Press: Another weapon of China's choice

Facebook Inc on Friday launched legal action against Ireland's Data Protection Commission in order to halt a proposed order that could stop the company from transferring data from the European Union to the United States.

Facebook launches legal action against Irish watchdog over data transfers

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