Top 10 world news today: Biden to meet Pentagon spies, experts warn 'catastrophic' 2021, and more

Pentagon was at the receiving end of allegations of non-cooperation in light of Donald Trump's continued reluctance for conceding elections and comprehensively co-operate with Joe Biden's transition team.

The Abraham Accords, through which UAE and Bahrain broke decades of Arab consensus were decried by Palestinian leaders as a "stab in the back".

After day-long protest, the French police arrested 95 people across the country.

Nearly 13,000 locals were evacuated in German's financial capital on Sundayafter a 500-kilogramme (1,100-pound) British bomb from the period of World War II was found on a construction site.

As per the experts, 2021 can be one of the worst years human beings have seen in almost a century with fears ofextreme starvation and famine.

Some hospitals have also claimed to have a full-bed attendance in their ICU wards for almost a week now.

Officials allege that Batubara received more than USD 1 million from two contractors who were appointed to supply basic food packages for people hit by coronavirus pandemic.

'We are facing the biggest crisis in our fight against Covid-19,' said Prime Minister Chung Sye-kyun to South Korea locals.

As per reports, the standing committee was going to discuss corruption allegations against Oli levelled by the Prachanda camp in the meeting on Sunday. This may have resulted in renewed demands for Oli's resignation.

Thousands of farmers are demonstrating from several days at border areas of the national capital against three farm laws that were approved in September.