Top 10 world news today: China-US row over Tibet, Trump on TikTok ban and more

Owing to the changes triggered by the coronavirus pandemic, not only in our lifestyle but in the restricted movement that has accompanied this change, cases of sexual abuse against may have risen in the United Kingdom.

US tech giants face a reckoning over how Hong Kong's security law will reshape their businesses, with their suspension of processing government requests for user data a stop-gap measure as they weigh options, people close to the industry say.

The foreign ministry spokesman asserted that China 'firmly opposes'acts by the United States as it imposed reciprocal visa restrictions on US individuals 'who behaved egregiously on the issue of Tibet'

US Secretary of State Mike Pompeo had earlier said the Trump administration was looking at banning Chinese apps including TikTok after it was banned by India

Coronavirus could induce long-term brain damage even in mild cases of coronavirus, new data suggests.

According to a new coronavirus model, there could be 208,255 deaths in the United States by November 1 due to COVID-19.

Saudi Arabia decided in June to limit the number of domestic pilgrims attending the hajj to around 1,000 to prevent the spread of the virus.

The auditors' findings are likely to add further pressure to the company which is already facing a boycott by some 900 advertisers

The shortage of reliable data afflicts many African nations, with some governments reluctant to acknowledge epidemics or to expose their crumbling health systems to outside scrutiny.

According to the report by Space.com, the comet is set to be visible throughout July and it will be the closest to Earth on July 22.