Top 10 world news: Poland accuses Lukashenko of 'hybrid attack' and more
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Polish Prime Minister Mateusz Morawiecki has said Belarus was engaging in a "hybrid attack" as he defiantly maintained that the country won't be "intimidated and will defend peace in Europe with our partners from NATO and EU." Taiwan's ministry said the People's Liberation Army (PLA) has the capability to cut off "air and sea lines of communication and impact the flow of our military supplies and logistic resources".
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Poland's defence ministry had said that migrants who have set up camp in the Kuznica region were being 'guarded' by Belarusian services
Taiwan's defence ministry has said the Chinese army is capable of "performing local joint blockade against critical harbours airports, and outbound flight routes".
A video showing a powerful Vietnamese official enjoying a bite of steak smothered in gold leaf at a luxury London restaurant has sparked online anger in the Southeast Asian country, where the average person earns a few dollars a day.
As coronavirus cases continue to mount in China, reports claim authorities in a city on Russia's border have offered up to $15,500 as a reward for information "to uncover the source of virus outbreak".
The ship is a Type 054A/P frigate which has been named PNS Tughril by the Pakistan Navy.
Scientists have warned that one billion people could suffer the severe impact of a mere rise of two degrees in global temperature.
The gold mine collapse took place in Maradi region in southern Niger, near the border with Nigeria.
He believed the US teenager was an "active shooter" and was trying to disarm Rittenhouse at the time because he thought otherwise he would die.
South Korea is flying a military oil tanker to Australia this week to airlift 27,000 litres of urea solution, used in diesel vehicles and factories to cut emissions, amid a dire shortage threatening to stall commercial transport and industries.
A Myanmar junta court will give its verdict next month on whether ousted leader Aung San Suu Kyi broke coronavirus rules during elections her party won last year, a source said.