Top 10 world news today: Trump loses advantage, China detains Mongolians and more
US President Donald Trump delivers remarks to mark the 75th anniversary of the end of World War II and to designate Wilmington as an American World War II Heritage City during an event held at the USS Battleship North Carolina in Wilmington, North Carol
US President Donald Trump has lost his cash advantage overDemocratic rival Joe Biden asthe presidential campaign entered its traditional homestretch on the USLabour Day holiday. Read more
Police in China's Inner Mongolia region have detained at least 23 people following protests last week against a new policy that replaces Mongolian-language textbooks with Chinese ones in classrooms. Read more
First pictures have emerged of the September 7 incident at theLine of Actual Control(LAC) in eastern Ladakh. Read more
TaiwanPresident Tsai Ing-wen called on Tuesday for anallianceof democracies to defendagainst"aggressive actions" and protect freedom, alluding to Chinese actions in the SouthChinaSea andTaiwanStrait as major threats to regional stability. Read more
The UNrights chief has urged Russia to conduct a"thorough, transparent, independent and impartial investigation" into the alleged poisoning of Putin's criticAlexei Navalny. Read more
The Russian Health Ministry has said that the first batch regarding the Sputnik V antibody against the deadly coronavirus, has been delivered into common course, local deliveries are planned in the nearfuture. Read more
Japan's ruling party on Tuesday kicked off the race to pick Prime Minister Shinzo Abe's successor, with his powerful right-hand man Yoshihide Suga commanding an all-but-insurmountable lead. Read more
China and Australia have been seeing a decline in the diplomatic ties for the past few months now, which has led to a heated environment for the Australian citizens living in China, especially the journalists. Read more
Northern Ireland minister Brandon Lewis on Tuesday said the proposed legislation for UK’s internal market would break international law, but “in a limited way”. Read more
French Prime Minister Jean Castex is to undergo a COVID-19 test as a precaution after he shared a car with the director of the Tour de France cycle race, who has since tested positive for the virus, the prime minister's office said on Tuesday. Read more