Top 10 world news today: Pompeo's visit to Israel, Wisconsin protests, and more

This is Pompeo's first visit to the region post the historic August 13 peace agreement between Israel and UAE, brokered by the US.

The famous bridge featuring a drawbridge type movable bridge lifts around 800 times in a year to let the vessels pass by.

In an attempt to answer major questions surrounding convalescent plasma as a COVID-19 treatment, WION spoke to New York-based Dr Dheeraj Kaul

Two hurricanes are expected to slam into the US Gulf Coast in the coming days, forecasters said Sunday, as TropicalStormLaurakilled at least 12 people when it struck Haiti and the Dominican Republic.

Beijing is offering incentives worth $1.4 million to Chinese citizens to re-energize the Chinese Film Market, reports China Daily.

Baoyi's water supply has been shut down, and nearly 300 people have been hospitalised.

The man, named as Jacob Blake by Wisconsin governor Tony Evers, was airlifted to Froedtert Hospital in Milwaukee and was in serious condition, Kenosha police said.

"The other day, I was trying to open a jar and the popping sound made me jump back and scream. I felt for a second I needed to run away."

In May, Mining company Rio Tinto issued an apology after blowing up a 46,000-year-old sacred indigenous site with dynamites to expand Australia's iron ore mine.

VNG is accusing the Chinese-owned company of using audio tracks owned by Zing, a VNG subsidiary, without the company`s consent, two sources familiar with the issue said.