Top 10 world news: Trump's hush money trial; Hamas discovers 'mass graves' in Gaza hospitals; and more
Top 10 world news
A major court drama unfolded in New York Tuesday as former US president Donald Trump appeared in hush money trial.During the trial, Judge Juan Merchan got heated up and asked to clarify why exactly Trump made controversial posts on his Truth Social platform that allegedly violated a gag order. Meanwhile,Hamas officials in Gaza reportedly recovered more bodies in the last 24 hours from what is believed to be one of at least three mass graves found at Nasser Hospital in southern Gaza. At least five migrantsdied Tuesday while crossing the English Channel.The development comes asUK passes its controversial Rwanda bill that paves the way for the government to deport illegal immigrants to the East African nation.
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Former US president Donald Trump’s trial over alleged hush money payments resumed Tuesday (Apr 23) where prosecutors accused him of violating a gag order in several of his posts made on Truth Social media platform.
Hamas officials in the Gaza Strip claimed to have discovered mass graves with dozens of bodies at twohospitals, further alleging that Israeli forces are responsible for it.
Iran and Israel appeared to step back from the brink of broader conflict amid ongoing tensions in the West Asian region. There was no escalation as previously expected after Israel's alleged missile attack deep inside Iran.
At least five dead bodies of migrants were recovered from the Wimereaux beach in northern France Tuesday (Apr 23), with local media reports saying they were trying to cross the English Channel.
The Election Commission of India (ECI) is examining a complaint against Prime Minister Narendra Modi over his 'infiltrators' remark that some viewed as anti-Muslim, India Today reported quoting sources.
Nigerian authorities have shut down a Chinese-owned supermarket in the capitalAbuja overallegations that it denied entry to African shoppers.
Former Pakistani prime minister Nawaz Sharif has embarked on a secretive five-day visit to China, the agenda of which no one knows for sure. However, speculations are aplenty.
Taiwan's government has said that it will remove nearly 800 statues of Chiang Kai-Shek, the Chinesemilitary dictator who ruled the island for decades under martial law and supported 'One China Policy', a Chinese strategic euphemism that denies Taiwan its right of sovereign existence.
Prince Louis, who is fourth in line to the throne, celebrated his 6th birthday on April 23. The Prince and Princess of Wales shared a new portrait of their youngest to mark the occasion.
Erik ten Hag has hit out at media criticism of Manchester United's FA Cup semifinal win over Coventry City, calling it"embarrassing" and a "disgrace".