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  • September 28, 2026

North Korea launches second nuclear destroyer in 75 days

North Korean leader Kim Jong-un has commissioned the country’s second naval destroyer, state media reported on Monday. The vessel equipped with nuclear-capable missiles was launched Sunday, the day before the US, South Korea and Japan started their latest trilateral military exercise, which Pyongyang sees as a security threat. North Korea has continued to dial up pressure on Washington after rebuffing US President Donald Trump’s conciliatory move to scale back US participation in a major military drill with South Korea last month.

China Secretly Powers Putin’s Killer Drone War in Ukraine | GRAVITAS

The Russia-Ukraine war has seen drones become extremely important weapons on the battlefield. A new report has thrown light on how Beijing is helping Moscow sustain its large-scale drone warfare.

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Live baby rat found in Hong Kong takeaway

The video was posted to threads by Sandy Sin, who said the food was picked up by Hong Kong’s Food and Environmental Hygiene Department (FEHD) for further investigation. Sin bought the noodle dish at Wa Jer Restaurant, in Kwai Chung, New Territories.

Many no-shows on first days of new booking system for scenic HK hiking trail

Hong Kong authorities will review a new reservation system for a Sai Kung trail famed for its dramatic volcanic rock columns after the National Day “golden week” in October, following large numbers of no-shows during the first two trial runs. Only 1,560 registered and walk-in patrons arrived at Po Pin Chau on Saturday and Sunday, despite 3,230 people having made bookings under the real-name reservation system. Lawmakers and a district councillor have called for more on-site quotas, clearer booking status information for walk-ins, and a penalty-points system to curb no-shows.

Australia’s first mushroom coffin burial

Australia’s first mushroom coffin burial took place last Friday. Made from mycelium and hemp fibres, the casket breaks down quickly and allows the body of the deceased to give back to the earth by nourishing the soil while decomposing.

Indonesia’s Anak Krakatoa covers cities in volcanic ash

Indonesia’s Anak Krakatoa volcano erupted continuously for three days, beginning with an initial blast late Friday night. The nation’s meteorological agency reported two significant eruptions on Sunday that sent volcanic ash more than 150km (83 miles) away and across five provinces. Residents in the capital Jakarta were among those finding homes and cars covered in ashfall. Eight airports in the country were forced to suspend operations, stranding more than 170,000 passengers.

International media allowed in China’s Gyirong Port

Chinese authorities announced on Sunday that search teams have retrieved 12 additional bodies, as efforts persist to locate hundreds who remain unaccounted for following the glacial collapse and subsequent massive flash flood that devastated China’s primary border crossing with Nepal. Forty-three people have been confirmed dead and 519 remain missing on the Chinese side 11 days after the disaster. The announcement came as a small contingent of foreign media were allowed to visit the port for the first time since the deadly flash floods.

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