The Israeli military said on Thursday it was investigating the fatal shooting of a Palestinian civilian in the occupied West Bank, who residents said was killed by soldiers while returning from work in Israel.

Israeli military investigates fatal shooting of Palestinian

South Korean MPs on Tuesday passed a law banning Apple and Google from forcing app developers to use the tech giants' payment systems, effectively declaring their lucrative App Store and Play Store monopolies illegal.

South Korea bans Apple and Google payment monopolies in world first

India has achieved a new milestone after administering 1.33 crore doses against novel coronavirus in 24 hours. India has undertaken one of the world's largest COVID-19 vaccination drives and has so far administered 65.

India administers highest ever single-day vaccination with over 1.33 crore doses

A study has shown that venom of Brazilian vipers may become a significant tool in the fight against coronavirus pandemic. Researchers in Brazil have found that a molecule in the venom of a type of snake called jararacussu pit has inhibited coronavirus reproduction in monkey cells and can multiply by 75 per cent.

Study shows Brazilian viper venom may become tool in fight against COVID-19

Geronimo the alpaca, who has been at the centre of a legal row with the UK government, has been euthanised. Geronimo was put down by staff from the Animal and Plant Health Agency (APHA) after he recorded two positive tests for bovine tuberculosis (TB) and his owner lost multiple court bids to prevent his destruction.

Geronimo the alpaca is killed after four-year battle to save him fails

September 1 in history: Anglo-Afghan War ends, wreckage of the Titanic found and more

Four deaths and multiple severe injuries have been confirmed as crews began fanning out in boats and off-road vehicles to search communities cut off by Hurricane Ida.

Four dead, multiple injured in sweltering aftermath of Hurricane Ida

Thousands of residents and tourists in communities near popular US tourist spot Lake Tahoe have fled as the Caldor fire roared closer. Pushed by strong winds, the Caldor Fire crossed two major highways and burned mountain cabins as it swept down slopes into the Tahoe Basin.

Raging California wildfire forces mass evacuation from Lake Tahoe

Japanese Prime Minister Yoshihide Suga told reporters on Wednesday that he had no plans to dissolve the country's lower house because of the severity of the coronavirus situation.

Japanese PM Suga denies reports of plans to dissolve parliament in mid-September

Scores of healthcare workers protested in the Philippine capital on Wednesday to demand an end to what they called government neglect and unpaid benefits, as pressure builds at hospitals fighting one of Asia's longest-running coronavirus epidemics.

Philippines health workers protest neglect as COVID-19 strains hospitals

Singapore's high court ordered two news bloggers to pay Prime Minister Lee Hsien Loong a combined S$370,000 ($275,113) in damages on Wednesday, over an article about the status of the home of his late father and the city-state's modern-day founder, Lee Kuan Yew.

Singapore's Prime Minister Lee Hsien Loong wins $275,000 in latest defamation suits

Authorities have warned that an oil spill the size of New York City, that has spread across the Mediterranean, could reach Cyprus. 20,000 tonnes of fuel oil had spilled last week from a power plant in Baniyas, located on Syria's Mediterranean coast.

Authorities warn oil spill the size of New York City can reach Cyprus

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