Top 10 world news: Prince Andrew's sexual assault case, Deltacron in UK, and more

A British politician has said that he will raise the issue of Prince Andrew's case in the country's parliament to seek assurances that public money will not be used to pay for the sexual assault lawsuit settlement. Also,Russia on Thursday (February 17) announced a new drawdown of military forces from the Moscow-annexed Crimean peninsula, continuing a troop withdrawal.

A British politician has said that he will raise the issue of Prince Andrew's case in the country's parliament to seek assurances that public money will not be used to pay for the sexual assault lawsuit settlement.

Russia on Thursday (February 17) announced a new drawdown of military forces from the Moscow-annexed Crimean peninsula, continuing a troop withdrawal.

A new type of Coronavirus that is a hybrid form of Delta and Omicron has been detected in the United Kingdom, health officials said.

Britain's Foreign Secretary, Liz Truss, of the United Kingdom, has advised Western countries not to be deceived by Russia's assertions that it is withdrawing its military from Ukraine.

As the current situation in Britain is worsening with snow and biting temperatures, a 'rare' red warning could be used by the Met department to make people aware.

The Indian government has raised the issue of Singapore's Prime Minister's comments in Parliament with Singapore's Envoy.

Twitter CEO Parag Aggarwal is taking some time off from work for paternity leave after the birth of his second child. His leave was announced last week but it was not clear as to when it will begin.

US sea levels are expected to rise to a foot over the next 30 years, revealed a major US federal government report.

Sydney officials have launched a frantic search to capture a giant great white shark that devoured an ocean swimmer, sending shockwaves across Australia.

Sending a ‘red heart’ emojison WhatsApp can land a user in jail in Saudi Arabia, according to reports.