Top 10 world news today: Armenia-Azerbaijan update, Israel-Bahrain's diplomatic ties and more

According to state news agency Xinhua, the National People's Congress Standing Committee voted to adopt the law on Saturday, and it would come into effect on April 15, 2021.

The new truce was announced on Saturday after Russian Foreign Minister Sergei Lavrov talked to his Armenian and Azeri counterparts by phone and called on sides to observe the truce that he mediated a week ago.

An Israeli delegation led by National Security Council chief Meir Ben Sabbat took off from Tel Aviv for a one-day trip to Manama to oversee Israel and Bahrain formalising the agreement they signed at the White House on September 15.

After the incident, people of colour started a campaign in which several users came forward and explained their name and the meaning behind it.

PM Prayuth's spokesman said the prime minister feared the protests, which have spread across the country of 70 million, could be used by troublemakers seeking to instigate violence.

The reopening of the economy will allow all businesses, that do not involve face-to-face contact with the public, will be allowed to open up.

This decision has been taken after the country observed a massive surge in the number of coronavirus cases throughout the country.

Montgomery was arrested in 2004 and was convicted of strangling an eight-months pregnant woman from Missouri and then kidnapping the baby.

Heavy rain has pounded the region for more than a week and at least 64 people have been killed in floods and landslides, according to Vietnam's disaster management authority, with concerns mounting that waters could rise further.

Chief European negotiator Michel Barnier and his British counterpart David Frost are due to discuss the structure of talks on Monday, according to the European Commission.