Top 10 world news: Indonesia submarine, joints for jabs, and more

Authorities have declared that the missing submarine has sunk in Indonesia with all people aboard. Meanwhile, Germany has joined the list of countries that has restricted travellers from India due to coronavirus surge.

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Indonesian navy said on Saturday that the submarine that disappeared off Bali with 53 aborad had sunk.

US health regulators said on Friday that use of Johnson & Johnson Covid vaccine could restart.

The last time zero deaths were reported in the country was in June 2020 after a lockdown was imposed in the country.

Belarusian President Alexander Lukashenko said he will sign a decree allowing the transfer of presidential power to the security council if he were to become unable to perform his duties, the state Belta news agency reported on Saturday.

As the guilty verdict was announced for ex-police officer Derek Chauvin, the crowds gathered in George Floyd square erupted in celebration.

As Joe Biden and other world leaders gathered virtually to discuss policies on climate change, young activists showed their disappointment in their government's actions.

A New York local decided to offer a 'joints for jabs' offer to the people who got vaccinated on April 20 in New York City.

Arish Fatima, a four-year-old prodigy from Karachi, made history by becoming the youngest Microsoft professional.

Musk recently stressed the importance of space colonisation and talked about establishing a permanent presence of human beings on Mars as soon as possible.

Nancy Ayeza Mistry is in the fourth month of her pregnancy and has been observing fasts for the holy month of Ramadan.