Top 10 world news today: WHO in China for virus probe, Mass testing in Hong Kong, and more
WHO Director-General Tedros Adhanom Ghebreyesus
WHO completes groundwork in China for coronavirus origin probe
The delegation consists of an epidemiologist and an animal health expert.
Sanofi charged with manslaughter for epilepsy drug causing birth defects
The charges are related to drug valproate that is in the market since 1967 and is prescribed for epilepsy, migraines and bipolar disorder.
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Bihar Election 2025 Results | From Tejashwi Yadav, Tej Pratap to Maithili Thakur, Khesari Lal - Who won, who lost
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7 train stations located at extreme altitudes
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Meet top 5 batters fastest to 3000 runs in Tests, surprisingly no Indian on list
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Cash is still the king? Top 7 countries that use the most paper money — India’s rank will surprise you
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Blast occurred near Kashmir's Nowgam police station investigating explosive material recovered from Faridabad
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10 futuristic trains currently in development around the world
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Global cybersecurity rankings 2025: Countries with strongest online defences
No silver bullet to fight the virus and there might never be: WHO chief Tedros
WHO's advance team that travelled to China has now concluded their mission to lay the groundwork for further joint efforts to identify the virus origins, Tedros informed
Man takes hostage, threatens to detonate explosive device in Kiev
The man carrying a backpack entered a bank in the Leonardo business centre in centralKievclaiming he had a bomb, deputy interior minister Anton Gerashchenko wrote on Facebook.
Thousands of students return as schools reopen in Germany
Students are required to masks every time and need to constantly wash their hands and avoid hugging
Star Wars inspires scientists to create sense-capable artificial skin
Despite being in the experimental stage, the device has gathered "tremendous interest", especially from the medical community, Tee said.
Canada's St Patrick Bay ice caps disappear as predicted in 2017
The latest images of the disappeared ice caps were taken on July 14, 2020.
German firm says ending business with Chinese customer following government's disapproval
The company said it received a notification from the government that prohibits Mynaric from delivering the hardware to China
Hong Kong government denies China's COVID-19 team collecting DNA samples of residents
Hong Kong residents have been at loggerheads ever since China imposed the national security law in the cityleading to large scale protests and international condemnation.
Corporate amid pandemic: Top 6 companies working from home until 2021 or permanently
As the United States continues to struggle with coronavirus, some companies haveasked their employees to work from home.