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Chinese coast guard blocks Philippine vessels near disputed shoal

We're happy that the resupply mission succeeded despite all the dangerous blockings and other actions, Cmdr. Emmanuel Dangate of the Cabra told AP

Hawaii officials urge families of missing people to give DNA samples

Some 1,000 to 1,100 names remain on the FBI's tentative, unconfirmed list of people unaccounted for after wildfires destroyed the historic seaside community of Lahaina on Maui

Drones downed in Moscow, surrounding region with no casualties: Officials

Russia's Ministry of Defence said the drone had been electronically jammed

18 bodies found in Greece as firefighters battle wind-driven wildfires

In Greece, police activated the country's Disaster Victim Identification Team to identify the 18 bodies, which were found near a shack in the Avantas area

Microsoft revamps deal for video game maker Activision Blizzard for UK

Xbox maker Microsoft has been on a quest to acquire Activision, maker of the popular Call of Duty game franchise since announcing the $69 bn deal in Jan 2022

Haris Rauf's 5-18 dismisses Afghanistan for 59, Pakistan earn big ODI win

Pakistan fast bowler Haris Rauf grabbed 5-18 as Afghanistan succumbed to a 142-run loss in their one-day international on Tuesday

Premier League: Man City's Pep Guardiola undergoes emergency back surgery

Manchester City manager Pep Guardiola has undergone emergency surgery on a back problem and isn't expected to take charge of the English Premier League champion for another month at least

Athletics: Who is Erriyon Knighton? The US teen eying Usain Bolt's records

From cars to race times, 19-year-old sprinter Erriyon Knighton has an appreciation for all things fast

Premier League: Odegaard's penalty leads 10-man Arsenal to win over Palace

Arsenal relied on Martin Odegaard's 54th-minute penalty and an obdurate defensive effort when down to 10 men late on to secure a 1-0 win at Crystal Palace in the English Premier League

Thailand threatens to shut Facebook, alleging it doesn't screen ads well

He said ads or fake profiles on Facebook frequently purport to represent reputable financial and investment advisers offering high profits, luring people into scams in which they lose their money

Hong Kong court upholds minimum sentences for breaching Beijing-imposed law

Lui Sai-yu pleaded guilty in April 2022 and admitted that content on a Telegram channel he administered incited others to separate Hong Kong from China or alter the legal status of the city unlawfully

Over 200 fmr officials, security forces killed since Taliban takeover: UN

The groups most targeted by the Taliban have been former army, police and intelligence forces, according to the United Nations Assistance Mission in Afghanistan

Europe's sweeping rules for tech giants to kick in, here's how they work

The EU's list is based on numbers submitted by the platforms. Those with 45 million or more users or 10 per cent of the EU's population will face the DSA's highest level of regulation

Maui confronts challenge of finding those unaccounted for after deadly fire

Something similar happened after a wildfire in 2018 that killed 85 people and destroyed the town of Paradise, California

Mass shootings in US spur divergent laws as states split between gun rights

Though the session is not expected to result in any new firearms restrictions, it nonetheless highlights the widely divergent response among states to a spate of mass shootings across the US

NASCAR, Netflix partner on documentary series for 2023 championship race

NASCAR and Netflix on Monday announced a partnership for a documentary series that will offer an in-depth look at the 2023 Cup Series Playoffs.

Japan to release Fukushima plant's treated water to sea as early as Thurs

The water release begins nearly 12 and half years after the March 2011 nuclear meltdowns caused by a massive earthquake and tsunami

N Korea may launch spy satellite in coming days after earlier failure

In late May, a North Korean rocket carrying a spy satellite plunged into the sea soon after liftoff, posing a setback to leader Kim Jong Un's push to establish a space-based surveillance system

Swiss glaciers threatened as heat drives zero-temp level to record altitude

Even Mont Blanc, Europe's highest mountain along the Italian-French border at some 4,809 meters (15,800 feet), is affected, the weather agency said based on readings from its weather balloons

Will surrender Thursday on Georgia charges on 2020 election: Donald Trump

Can you believe it? I'll be going to Atlanta, Georgia, on Thursday to be ARRESTED, Trump wrote on his social media network Monday night, hours after court papers said his bond was set at $200,000