Follow-up to phreatic explosion in Bulusan prompts authorities to evacuate residents to safety.

Defence Minister Inia Seruiratu says country’s primary security concern is not ‘machine guns, fighter jets, ships’.

Rally comes ahead of four-day meeting of global trade ministers in the city.

US president’s Middle East tour to include stop in Israel.

RIchard Marles says he shook hands with Wei Fenghe.

Blake Lemoine says LaMDA chatbot has consciousness, compares it to ‘kid who happens to know physics’.

Police say gunman opened fire on the employees.

Declaration comes after US accused Beijing of destabilising military activity in island.

Kristin Harila wants to change how the mountaineering world views women athletes.

Data-driven, limb-tracking technology uses both dedicated, broadcast cameras around the stadium to give exact position of players on the pitch.

No clue as to whether ransom was demanded and paid to kidnappers.

Jerusalem condemns move, says it will affect bilateral ties.

Authorities had visited ‘Laura’ at her secondary school on Friday, interrupting a class she was attending to interview her.

Police say no group has so far claimed responsibility in attack on area heavily populated by the Sunni Pashtuns.

Judge accuses Kathryn Mayorga’s lawyers of ‘abuses and flagrant circumvention of the proper litigation process’.

The Lady of Heaven will not be screened on either a commercial or cultural basis in the country.

Former world no. 1 says must stay patient, is making constant progress.

 Protestors to take the streets in an attempt to compel Congress to tighten firearms laws.

Twenty-three Kherson residents receive travel documents in conjunction with Russia Day.

Dozens of infections linked to a bar have led to authorities reinforcing certain curbs.

Runway out of service with serious damage after yesterday’s pre-dawn attack.

Commissioners and officials are expected to pore over Kyiv’s candidacy next week.

Flight SQ37 transmits emergency signal shortly after taking off from Los Angeles.

US president says messages of caution met with disbelief, criticism from some European allies.       

Report quotes him as saying he is ‘more than disappointed in the policy’, calling it appalling.