The Philippines on Sunday (August 6), accused China of firing water cannon at one of its vessels in the disputed South China Sea, according to news agency AFP. Describing the Chinese Coast Guard's actions as "illegal" and "dangerous", Manila issued a strong condemnation statement.

China fires water cannons at Filipino boats in South China Sea

At least 21 people were injured while 126 buildings collapsed after an earthquake measuring 5.5 rattled parts of eastern China early on Sunday morning. The quake occurred near the city of Dezhou, about 300 km (185 miles) south of Beijing, the Chinese capital, at 2.

China rattled by 5.5 magnitude earthquake, several injured, multiple buildings collapse

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Over a week after Niger was hit by a military coup, the United States on Wednesday ordered a partial evacuation of its embassy from the fragile West African nation.

US orders temporary, partial evacuation of some embassy staff from Niger

Deforestation was down by at least 60 per cent in July, compared to the same month last year in the Brazilian Amazon, environment minister Marina Silva told The Guardian.

Amazon deforestation down nearly 60% compared to July last year: Brazil

Nearly a week after an Australian military helicopter crashed in Queensland, unidentified human remains of the four crew members have been found, the authorities said Thursday (August 3).

Human remains found of Australian army helicopter crew that crashed at sea

Tortured and imprisoned by Islamist militants for nearly five years, Shahbaz Taseer says he forgot how it felt to smile. Now, he is determined to live without fear.

Tortured by Islamic militants for years, gritty Pakistani survivor determined to be fearless

Tensions flared in the western Indian state of Maharashtra after a college barred girls, wearing burqas, from entry into the campus premises in the capital city of Mumbai.

India: Mumbai college denies entry to students wearing burqas, sparks protests

British pharmaceutical company GlaxoSmithKline (GSK) has opened up a front against American pharma giant Pfizer by filing a lawsuit in a Delaware court on Wednesday (August 2).

Battle of pharma giants: GSK sues Pfizer for patent infringement over RSV vaccine

Greek Prime Minister Kyriakos Mitsotakis has announced that tourists who were forced to escape the island of Rhodes after recent wildfires will be given a free one-week holiday there.

Greek PM offers free holiday to tourists who escaped Rhodes wildfires

China continues to be battered by the torrential rains as capital Beijing drowns in water. On Tuesday, the weather service informed that the city's had received the "heaviest rainfall in 140 years" since record-keeping began.

Beijing receives heaviest rainfall since records began 140 years ago

Russian drone strikes on the Ukrainian city of Odesa continued, damaging the port infrastructure including grain silos, the regional Governor Oleg Kiper said on Wednesday (Aug 2).

Ukraine war: Russia pounds port, silos in Odesa again; drone debris found in Kyiv

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