Top 10 world news today: Taiwan slams China, UK positive about Brexit talks and more
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Here are the top 10 news that dominated the world arena
There are about 25 to 40 civilians including 120 Pakistan Army officials working on the construction site.
The Spanish government on Friday invoked a state of emergency in order impose partial lockdown in Madrid amid rising coronavirus cases.
Pakistan decided to raise the issue of banning the popular app as the PTA believes the content available on the app is immoral, indecent and spreads wrong values among the Pakistani youth.
China, which claims democratic Taiwan as its own territory, has stepped up its military activity near the island, responding to what China calls 'collusion' between Taiwan and the United States.
President Donald Trump had earlier said that he would "probably" hold a campaign rally in Florida and Pennsylvania over the weekend.
The two sides say they are inching towards a deal that would govern around $900 billion in trade after December 31, when the current transitional arrangements end, though sticking points remain on fishing, level playing field issues and governance.
The government of President Joko Widodo has championed the legislation as key to boosting Indonesia’s ailing economy by cutting red tape and attracting more foreign direct investment.
Few days ago, Trump claimed that the Regeneron Pharmaceuticals drug is “a blessing from God” and labelled it to be a “cure” for the virus.
Various reports claimed that the fire began on the 12th floor and then spread to the entire building with 136 houses.
In what is being termed as 'microevolution', scientists have found that babies are now being born with a slightly smaller jaw and extra bones in their legs and feet.