Top 10 world news today: Taiwan on global coalition against China, Trump's row with CDC and more!

Top 10 world news today: Taiwan on global coalition against China, Trump's row with CDC and more!

Tsai Ing-wen and Xi Jinping

Taiwan

Taiwan's foreign minister Joseph Wu on Thursday asked for the help of international community todefend his country against China's increasing military interference, fearing a ''real possibility of war''. Read more

biden

USDemocratic presidential candidateJoeBidenwarned the United Kingdom that it must honour the Northern Irish peace deal as it extracts itself from the European Union or there would be no UStrade deal. Read more

Kim Jong-un

North Korea has passed a law according to which pre-school children must spend 90 minutes a day to learn about the country leader Kim Jong-un as a part of theircurriculum. Read more

World Health Organisation

World Health Organisation's(WHO)Europe unit warned countries in Europeagainst shortening the 14-day quarantine period for suspected coronavirus cases as, it said, COVID-19 has seen "alarming rates oftransmission across Europe". Read more

Trump

World Health Organisation's top emergency expert Mike Ryan stressed the need for countries to have "consistent messaging" for the public in order to combat coronavirus pandemic effectively. Read more

Lukashenko

A day after the Belarusian leader was welcomed by Russian President Vladimir Putin, European Union’s diplomatic chief has said that the European Union does not recognize Alexander Lukashenko as the legitimate president of Belarus. Read more

Alexei Navalny

Kremlin criticAlexei Navalny, who was allegedly poisoned by the Russianauthority, has claimed that he was poisoned in his hotel room, and not on the airport. Read more

ByteDance

China will need to approve ByteDance`s proposed deal with Oracle Corp for its TikTok app, the Chinese company said on Thursday, indicating how its bid to stave off a ban in the United States could be further complicated. Read more

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China has now published a white paperdefending its policy in the region, saying the vocational training has improved workforce quality. Read more

vaccines

Wealthy nations that have just 13 per cent of the global population have already bought half of the potential drugs that are leading the Covid-19 vaccines race, a report by Oxfam claimed. Read more

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