Top 10 world news: Russia issues warning, Anti-jewish hate grows in the UK, and more

Russian Foreign Minister Sergey Lavrov issued a stern warning on Thursday saying that western threats to Moscow would do little to de-escalate tensions over Ukraine. Also, the recent figures by the Community Security Trust (CST) have revealed that anti-Jewish incidents have hit a record high in the UK.

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Russian Foreign Minister Sergey Lavrov issued a stern warning on Thursday saying that western threats to Moscow would do little to de-escalate tensions over Ukraine.

The recent figures by the Community Security Trust (CST) have revealed that anti-Jewish incidents have hit a record high in the UK.

China's imposition of 'undeclared blockade' against Nepal has severely disrupted traffic of consumer items across the border between the two countries.

India’s Charge d'Affaires who was summoned over the hijab controversy in Islamabad on Thursday hit backsaying that Pakistan should “track their own record” before throwing “baseless” allegations against India, Indian media reported citing diplomatic officials.

Archaeologists, in the Indian state of Madhya Pradesh, have discovered massive stone-like objects.

Polling in one of the most populous states, Uttar Pradesh, began on Thursday with people numbering in thousands turning up to cast their vote.

In Italy, a 70-year-old woman was found seated on her dining table two years after her death. Marinella Beretta had no living relatives and she was found in her house in Prestino near Lake Como in northern Italy.

Neanderthals first appeared in Europe 400,000 years ago. The current theory suggests that the species went extinct about 40,000 years ago, right around the time Homo sapiens arrived from Africa on the continent.

A self-declared rapper who describes her style as 'sexy horrer comedy' is in trouble over allegations of laundering bitcoin worth billions of dollars.

Everyone knows Lata Mangeshkar and her super-illustrious sister Asha Bhosle had come together for monumental numbers like 'Mann kyon behka'(Utsav) and 'Jab jab tumhe bulaya'(Jahan Aara). But it's not well-known that the two legendary sisters had sung 50-55 songs together.