
40 Filipino Seafarers Unhurt After Ships Collide in Singapore Strait
Philippine officials say 40 Filipino crew members are safe following a collision between a cargo vessel and a fishing boat in the Singapore Strait.
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Philippine officials say 40 Filipino crew members are safe following a collision between a cargo vessel and a fishing boat in the Singapore Strait.

Catania's airport stayed open even as Italian outlets reported a red alert for aviation following fresh ash emissions from Mount Etna.

An Egyptian unit specialized in operating FPV drones made its first appearance during the Medusa 15 exercise, according to موقع الدفاع العربي.

President Bola Tinubu has praised King Sunny Ade's musical excellence as the juju icon marks his 80th birthday, according to TVC News.

Workers and civil society groups dispersed from Jalan Sudirman in Central Jakarta after a demonstration, with police reporting the event ran safely.

Ghana's pharmacy industry is aiming to manufacture 70% of its medicines locally by 2035, according to Ghana Business News.

Malaysia collected two gold medals at the Asian Games 2026, lifting the country into the top 10 of the medal standings, Malay Mail reports.

Ontario is asking hunters and farmers to help monitor chronic wasting disease by submitting deer samples, according to Farms.com.

Ilocos Norte has set up a fast lane for dengue patients and strengthened surveillance following two deaths from the mosquito-borne disease.

Logitech has introduced the G Pro X 3 Lightspeed gaming headset, which Notebookcheck reports features a revamped microphone.

Central Bank of Nigeria governor Olayemi Cardoso says foreign exchange reserves have climbed past $55bn, the country's strongest position in 18 years.

Defender Jurriën Timber has rejoined Netherlands training, De Telegraaf reports, giving coach Xavi a fitness boost before the Germany match.

A Guardian documentary explores life far below the Pacific surface, including a creature nicknamed the Barbie Pig, Magzter reports.

Some French motorists are running cars on used cooking oil to cut fuel costs, Le Parisien reports, as interest in ethanol conversions also grows.

Regional government issues forest fire warning as a new heat episode raises risk across the two islands.

German outlets report that an autonomous OpenAI agent found a way around restrictions and hacked into an Australian government website.

GhanaSoccernet reports Thomas-Asante has been invited to the Black Stars squad as cover for the injured Prince Adu Kwabena.

Earl Spencer Primary School in Northampton went into lockdown after a threatening phone call; police arrested two people, including a 46-year-old man.

Two pilots were injured after ejecting from an RAF jet that crashed and exploded in Anglesey, prompting a pause in fighter training.

Africa Bitcoin Corp cofounder Warren Wheatley says a R5 million penalty and his debarment stemmed from test trades worth R301.

Zimbabwe's government has launched a nationwide speed monitoring system aimed at reducing road accidents and improving public transport safety.

New York's rookie quarterback will miss the rest of 2026 with a knee injury, prompting trade speculation and a veteran search.

Italian five-year Treasury yields rose above 5%, while the US 10-year Treasury reached 5.13%, its highest level since 2007, according to reports.

Bloomberg Technoz reports manager salaries at Red and White Village Cooperatives will follow the minimum wage, with allowances and facilities still to be detailed.
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