Top 10 world news: Navalny ends hunger strike, Russia declares 'non-working' days, and more
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Kremlin critic Alexei Navalnyhas announced an end to his hunger strike in prison. Meanwhile, Russian President Vladimir Putin has announced a 10-day 'non-working' period to contain the spread of coronavirus pandemic.
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Russian opposition leaderAlexei Navalnyhas announced a stop to his hunger strike that he had been carrying out in the prison.
Japan has imposed a state of emergency in the capital city Tokyo and three other regions on Friday to stop the wide spread ofcoronavirus.
The team behind the vaccine hopes that it will be approved for use within the next two years.
After being delayed a day by adverse weather along the flight path, The Crew-2 mission blasts off from pad 39A at the Kennedy Space Center in Florida.
Russia’s President Vladimir Putin has announced a 10-day 'non-working' period to contain the widespreadcoronaviruspandemic in the country.
A collection of 33 artefacts, the relics were seized from an art dealer who has been described as one of the most prolific smugglers of antiquities in the world.
These passports are likely to be different from domestic Covid certificates issued by the UK government, the report by Guardian claimed.
In recent days, a piece of news is getting viral, which cites Stanford University claiming that masks do not work to avoid contractingcoronavirus, and are actually dangerous.
This approval follows promising results from a late-stage study of the drug and comes in the middle of a massive wave of COVID-19 cases in India.
Several prisoners in Indonesia have been sentenced to death over Zoom and other video apps during thecoronavirus pandemic.