Top 10 World news: Macron fumes over 'Nazi' jibe, Iran warns Israel, and more!
Top 10 world news
France has asked Pakistan to take back comments that compared President Emmanuel Macron to Nazis. The comment was made by a Pakistani minister. British Finance Minister Rishi Sunak said that Christmas this year will not be 'normal' in light of coronavirus pandemic. In Syria, 14 pro-Iran militia fighters were killed in an Israeli airstrike, said a report. Afghan Vice President has vowed to track those behind Kabul terror attack. Read this and more.
France's foreign ministry said that the remarks by the minister were 'hateful' and 'blatant lies', demanding Pakistan to 'rectify' the statements
Sunak's comments came after the government affirmed that there will be a tougher set of restrictions after the current lockdown ends on December 2
More than 10 strikes hit positions of Iran-backed militias outside the border town of Albu Kamal
Israel, which views Tehran as its biggest security threat, has repeatedly attacked Iranian targets and those of allied militia in Syria, where Tehran has backed President Bashar al-Assad and his forces against rebels and militants since 2012
The attack that took place on Saturday saw rockets being fired in densely populated areas of Kabul, including in and around the heavily fortified Green Zone.
If the technology turns out successful, other than coronavirus, infections like common cold and influenza can also be dealt with
The two were also infamous for brutal murders, other than their 'honeytrap' killings
Seasonal bird flu has been detected at various farms around the Netherlands since October, blamed mainly on migratory birds.
The couple, who run the popular TikTok channel The Smithy Family, initially decided to buy 60 gifts for Christmas for needy people but were surprised to see how people supported their efforts
Taiwan`s main opposition party the Kuomintang (KMT) rallied its supporters to join in the march for the first time, having mounted an increasingly strident campaign against the pork move, which it says threatens food safety.