Top 10 world news: Trump blames Biden, 'his people' for conviction; Israel storms into central Rafah & more
Top 10 world news
Former US president andpresumptive Republican presidential nominee Donald Trump on Friday (May 31) blamed 'Biden and his people' for his criminal conviction while speaking from Trump Tower in New York City. The Israeli military said it was moving deeper into the southern Gazan city of Rafah.Israeli commandoes with artillery and tanks are stationed in central Rafah, said the Israeli military, in a statement. In India, sexual assault accused MPPrajwal Revanna was remanded to six days in police custody.
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Former US President Donald Trump delivered an address following a historic verdict that held him guilty on 34 counts in a 2016 hush money case.
The Israeli military on Friday (May 31) said that its military forces have moved towards central Rafah and are now pushing deeper into the southern Gaza city amid international backlash and constant pressure from allies to pull back the offensive.
A Bengaluru court on Friday (May 31)remanded Hassan MP Prajwal Revanna to six days police custody in the sexual assault case.
Slovak Prime Minister Robert Fico was discharged from the hospital on Friday (May 31) after he was injured in an assassination attempt.
China is accused of hosting a cluster of fake Facebook and Instagram accounts which targeted the Sikh community across the world to propagate pro-Khalistan sentiments.
India posted world-beating growth of 8.2 per cent in the year to March on Friday, in a last-minute boost to Prime Minister Narendra Modi's economic credentials the day before national elections conclude.
After Delhi's 52.9C, Nagpur records sizzling 56C. Are data from Automatic Weather Stations reliable?
As India grapples with a massive heatwave, a weather station in Nagpur city in the Western Indian state of Maharashtrarecorded a mind-boggling temperature of 56 degrees Celsius.
Former India all-rounder Suresh Raina has suggested Virat Kohli to bat at No.3 as the Men in Blue prepare for the T20 World Cup in the USA and West Indies.
In a historic decision made on Friday (May 31), the administrative body of world football – FIFA has extended its support to women players and coaches.
Breaking stereotypes and exploring new horizons, Nobel Prize winner and activist Malala Yousafzai is all set to make her acting debut in British sitcomWe Are Lady Parts Season 2.