Thierry Ascione caught after storm damages yacht off Sulawesi, officials say.

Measure to remain until January 2, minister says.

Owner reported to police, creatures to be put down.

82% of businesses report problems sourcing raw materials, components.

Govt on alert, official says.

All-night talks include an agreement on ‘investments of around €100 million (RM475.7 million) on small modular reactors’.

Study analyses blood samples taken from those infected with Covid-19, those vaccinated with two doses plus a booster and those with a past Covid infection.

21 bodies retrieved yesterday, officials say.

They say not a scrap of government aid seen a week after storm.

Plans in place to send symptomatic athletes to designated Beijing hospitals.

1,400 AK-47 rifles and ammunition confiscated from a fishing boat.

Approval needed to leave city, non-essential businesses ordered to close.

Rescuers say they do not expect to find any survivor.

Beijing continues sweeping crackdown on tax evasion, perceived immoral behaviour in the entertainment industry.

This comes on heels of holiday travel resumption, fast-spreading Omicron strain.

Absence of tourists encourages skittish marine life to breed undisturbed.

Public consumption to begin before year-end.

Factions all pursuing legal action to prevent at least one other candidate from running.

While welcoming results, experts stress milder outcome negated by heightened infectiousness.

Media reports construction workers behind screens, security guards preventing access.

Paxlovid shown in clinical trial to reduce risk of hospitalisations, deaths among at-risk people by 88%.

Both sides express mounting concerns over conflict Ukraine.

Lawyer for Moncef Marzouki oblivious to charges, hearing for apparent secret trial.

Foreign ministers say countries committed to help achieve ‘lasting peace in the region’.

The four – three Russians, one Ukrainian – being tried in absentia.