Top 10 world news today: Fauci on US COVID-19 crisis, lockdown in Melbourne and more
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Here are the top stories that made rounds in the world arena today.
"It's a serious situation that we have to address immediately," Fauci said in a web interview with National Institutes of Health director Francis Collins.
Harvard is not reducing its tuition costs for the fall semester, even though all classes will be taught remotely.
The number of murders in US cities has spiked in the first half of 2020, a new report claims.
All those sleepless nights after binge watching the SAW series or Paranormal Activity may indeed have been worth it!
Melbourne authorities imposed six weeks restrictions amid growing coronavirus cases starting Wednesday as Australia continues to grapple with the virus.
The World Health Organization on Tuesday urged travellers to wear masks on planes and keep themselves informed as COVID-19 cases surge again in some countries, prompting new restrictions in places like Australia.
Ever since Australia called for an independent international inquiry into the source of the coronavirus, the relationship between both the countries has soured
Roscosmos have said that the probe against Ivan Safranov (the accused) is underway and that he was "fully cooperating with the investigative authorities".
Novavax shares surged 38 per cent in pre-market trading as the US government announced cash inflow into the company for a coronavirus vaccine.
The Communist Party, which rules Vietnam, heavily censors the media and has been unaccepting of criticism