Top 10 world news: China lashes out at US, UN to discuss probing systematic abuses in Palestine and more
Top 10 World news
Top 10 world news today: We bring to you the biggest headlines of May 27,2021 in this daily newsletter. Following US Presiden Joe Biden's orderto the US intelligence communityasking to report on possible coronavirus origins within 90 days, Chinese President Xi Jinping's government has alleged that the USwas attempting to make a "scapegoat" out of China.TheChinese foreign ministry alsolashed out at the US stating that the US intelligence has a "notorious" track record.Meanwhile,United Nations High Commissioner for Human Rights Michelle Bachelet, while addressing a special session of UN, said thatbased onalack of evidence that the attacked buildingswere being used for military purposes, Israel's recent deadlyairstrikes in Gazamay constitute 'war crimes'. In other news, North Korea'sKim Jong-un has issued yet another bizarre order, this time banningskinny jeans, ripped jeans,mullet hairstyleandcertain piercings so as to avoid "western", "capitalistic lifestyle" from seeping into the country.Don't forget to click on the headline to read the full story!
A day after US President's order for a probe into coronavirus origins, China ccuses US of attempting to make a scapegoat out of China.
Based on a proposal, the UN Human Rights Council willdiscuss creating a broad, international investigation into violations surrounding the latest Gaza violence, but also of "systematic" abuses in the Palestinian territories and inside Israel.
According to United Nations High Commissioner for Human Rights Michelle Bachelet Israel's recent deadlyairstrikes in Gazamay constitute 'war crimes' as there is a lack of evidence which can prove that showed that the attacked buildings were used for military purposes.
Citing the coronavirus pandemic, the HongKongpolice has for the second year in a row banned the June 4, vigil marking Beijing's deadly Tiananmen Square crackdown.
China calls the decision to ban the Australian ambassador to China from the trial ofwriter and academic Yang Jun, "lawful and reasonable", saying that the trial involves"state secrets".
Following ashooting at a rail yard that resulted in theattacker killingnine co-workers,California GovernorGavin Newsom, has expressed his didain over the increasing cases of gun violence in America. He said: "It begs the damn question, what the hell is going on in the United States of America?.
Amid the escalation of conflict between the Myanmar army and the forcesopposing military rule, Myanmar'sRoman Catholic leader Charles Maung Bo,the Archbishop of Yangon has called for attacks on places of worship to end.
In a speech at the Kigali Genocide Memorial, French President Emmanuel Macron recognises the role his country played in the 1994 Rwanda genocide.
North Korean leader Kim Jong-un has recently announced a list of banned fashion and hairstyles in the region’s state-run newspaper which includes skinny jeans and ripped denim.
Planning to 'dream big' Canadian Industry MinisterFrancois-Philippe Champagne has announced that Canada in collaboration with NASAwill land a robotic rover on the Moon by 2026. He said that theaim is tomake Canada a world leader in research, technology and innovation.