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World Cup security planners race to counter drone risks

2026-06-10T13:05:10.72Z / Reuters

A drone view shows SoFi Stadium as Los Angeles prepares for the 2026 FIFA World Cup co-hosted by the United States, Canada and Mexico, in Inglewood, California, U.S., May 11, 2026. REUTERS/Daniel Cole/File Photo Purchase Licensing Rights, opens new tab

• Summary

• Drones, ranging from surveillance to careless fans, pose major threat, say security experts
• Counter-drone firms, law enforcement deploy detection networks at World Cup sites
• FEMA grants $250 million to host cities for drone threat mitigation, FAA sets flight bans

LOS ANGELES, June 10 (Reuters) – Security planners ​for the World Cup are preparing for drones to pose one of the tournament’s most complicated threats, as officials ‌seek to protect stadiums, fan zones, team hotels, training sites and transit routes across multiple U.S. cities and jurisdictions.

Industry executives and U.S. officials said the threat ranges from careless spectators seeking social media footage to operators conducting surveillance or attempting to disrupt matches.

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Melissa Swisher, chief revenue officer of SkySafe, a drone-detection ​and airspace security company, said inexpensive aircraft have “fundamentally changed” security planning for major sporting events because they can enter restricted ​areas before authorities can react.

“A thousand-dollar drone that’s going 40 to 45 miles per hour could cross ⁠two miles in under three minutes,” Swisher said. “By the time somebody sees it, that’s already over.”

Swisher said the most likely use around ​the World Cup may be surveillance rather than an aircraft carrying a payload. Drones could be used to study security patterns, monitor team ​movements or obtain unauthorized footage. Others may be flown by hobbyists, media or fans who do not understand temporary flight restrictions, she said.

BYPASSES TRADITIONAL SECURITY SYSTEMS

Drones can bypass conventional stadium security such as bollards, magnetometers and expanded pedestrian perimeters, said Tom Adams, director of public safety at counter-drone company DroneShield and a ​retired FBI agent.

“You have something that can overcome all those traditional security measures and get right over everything,” Adams said. “In a lot ​of cases, it’s just a careless and clueless person who wants to get a cool picture to put on their social media page.”

Counter-drone companies ‌are working ⁠with law enforcement and public safety agencies to build detection networks around tournament sites. SkySafe said its sensors can identify drone signals, track flight paths and, where possible, locate the operator.

DroneShield is supporting a Kansas City-area deployment led by police and regional partners to help detect drones across multiple jurisdictions.

Executives said shooting drones down is rarely a simple option over crowds because debris could endanger spectators. Instead, identifying the ​operator may be the safest ​response when a drone appears ⁠to be collecting information rather than posing an immediate physical threat.

WORLD CUP’S WIDE FOOTPRINT

The Trump administration has reportedly spent $250 million since December to help U.S. host cities address drone threats.

The funding, distributed through the ​Federal Emergency Management Agency to 11 host states and Washington, D.C., is intended to help track and ​mitigate unauthorized aircraft. On ⁠match days, planes and drones will be barred within 3.5 miles of stadiums and below 3,000 feet under Federal Aviation Administration restrictions.

The tournament’s wide footprint adds to the challenge. In regions such as New York-New Jersey, Boston, Kansas City and Los Angeles, security operations may span city, ⁠county ​and state lines. California, where SoFi Stadium in Inglewood and Santa Clara will host matches, ​received the largest FEMA grant, nearly $34.6 million.

Swisher said lessons from the World Cup are likely to shape security planning for the 2028 Los Angeles Olympics in two ​years’ time.

“They’re not going away,” she said of drones. “Tech continues to get more and more sophisticated.”

Reporting by Rory Carroll; Editing by Nia Williams

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Climber who spent 6 days dragging himself off Mount Everest is out of intensive care: “I thought I would perish”

June 10, 2026 10:04 AM EDT / CBS/AFP

A Nepali mountaineer who spent six days dragging himself off Mount Everest after being abandoned has been moved out of intensive care as he slowly recovers, his family said Tuesday. The update came after the climber said from his hospital bed that he thought he would die on the world’s highest peak.

His improbable survival has sparked celebration among fellow climbers, but also anger from family members and the mountaineering community over the failure to locate him sooner.

Dawa Sherpa, 57, disappeared in brutal conditions on the upper slopes of the world’s tallest mountain on May 30 during one of the final climbs of the spring season.

He was found on Thursday morning, crawling towards Base Camp, and airlifted to Kathmandu, where doctors are treating him for frostbite, severe dehydration and a fractured thigh bone.

“He has been shifted from the ICU (intensive care unit) to the ward and treatment is ongoing — he is able to speak a little and is eating,” his relative, Nuru Sherpa, told AFP. “Doctors are observing his hands and legs for improvement.”

Left stranded in freezing temperatures near Everest’s “death zone,” where oxygen levels are critically low, Dawa Sherpa said he survived for days with almost no food or water.

“I thought I would perish this way. I didn’t get lost. As the oxygen ran out, I fell behind. After the oxygen finished, I couldn’t walk,” he told BBC Nepali from his hospital bed.

Paramedics work to transport Dawa Sherpa, who was missing for several days in the Everest region, from the helipad at HAMS Hospital in Kathmandu, Nepal, June 4, 2026. Navesh Chitrakar / REUTERS

“I didn’t eat anything for the first two days. Then I began chewing ice. It hurt my teeth. I chewed the ice hard,” he said.

He survived on a few chocolates and snacks he had in his pockets.

“Negligence in his case”

Dawa Sherpa, also known as “Hillary” like legendary climber Edmund Hillary, told others after his rescue that he had fallen into a crevasse.

But he crawled on and was found still slowly moving toward the Base Camp by the Sagarmatha Pollution Control Committee, a Nepali team that helps set routes on Everest and clean up waste left behind.

“There has been negligence in his case,” Maya Sherpa, president of the Everest Summiteers Association, told AFP on Tuesday. “An investigation has to take place to find out what exactly happened so that such incidents are not repeated.”

The Nepal Mountaineering Association has called for a government committee to investigate the incident.

Medics take Dawa Sherpa, a mountain guide who had been missing for several days in the Everest region, for treatment after he arrived at HAMS Hospital in Kathmandu, Nepal, Thursday, June 4, 2026. AP/Niranjan Shrestha

At least five climbers — two Indians and three Nepalis — died during this year’s Everest season.

“There should be a limit”

More than 1,000 climbers reached Everest’s summit, according to preliminary Nepali government figures, making it the busiest season on record.

The government collected more than $7 million from issuing climbing permits for Everest.

Climbers set a record on May 21, when 274 of them successfully ascended Nepal’s side of the mountain in a single day, officials said. Experts have warned of the potential dangers of overcrowding, especially after two climbers died around the time of that record-setting day.

Increasing popularity not only increases congestion on the mountain, but also means less experienced climbers are more likely to be among the groups attempting the trek, one sherpa told AFP.

“There is a need for authorities to control this number,” Kami Rita Sherpa said. “They should let in only climbers of quality — there should be a limit.”

香港宏福苑大火 七人及两公司被控25项罪名

2026年6月10日 23:12 / 联合早报

香港警方及廉政公署就大埔宏福苑大火成立的联合调查小组，星期三（6月10日）落案起诉七人及两家公司合共25项控罪。图为去年火灾后的宏福苑。 （香港中通社）

去年11月造成168人死亡的香港大埔宏福苑火灾，香港警方及廉政公署星期三（6月10日）落案起诉七人及两家公司，涉嫌误杀、串谋诈骗等25项罪名。

被起诉的两家公司为宏福苑大厦维修工程承建商宏业建筑工程有限公司，以及工程顾问鸿毅建筑师有限公司；七名被告分别为：宏业董事侯华健及何建业，鸿毅董事黄侠然、妻子钟素芬，以及鸿毅的注册检验人员吴跃、洪国伟和前员工李敏。

案件星期三在西九龙裁判法院提讯。控方在法庭上透露，鸿毅董事黄侠然涉嫌在工程中诈骗房屋局独立审查组，使政府部门以为有妥善检测人员确保工程安全。廉署上门拘捕他时，发现有人正在家中伪造借据。

宏业董事侯华健曾向宏福苑业主立案法团隐瞒过往定罪纪录，注册检验人员吴跃及洪国伟则涉嫌扮演橡皮图章角色，未尽应有责任，就86个大维修工程签署文件。

控方透露，九名鸿毅前员工及一名宏业前员工将出庭作证。众被告合共被控25项控罪，涉及误杀、串谋诈骗、洗黑钱、企图妨碍司法公正和逃税。其中，宏业及何建业、鸿毅及黄侠然、检验人员吴跃被控误杀。法庭书记读出误杀控罪时，首次逐一宣读168名死者的姓名，包括殉职消防员何伟豪。

总裁判官苏惠德应控方申请，把案件押后至9月2日再讯，以待进一步调查。七名被告中，侯华健获准保释，钟素芬因未能成功筹得保释金，连同其余五人还押候讯。

由七栋大楼组成的宏福苑，去年11月26日发生大火，其中六栋被焚烧，导致168人死亡，是香港近百年来最致命的火灾之一。大火发生时，宏福苑正进行维修，被棚网遮盖。

香港警方及廉署在火灾发生后成立联合调查小组，特首李家超也委任独立委员会调查肇因及相关问题，以找出预防之道。

香港新界北总区高级警司（刑事）邓翊几星期三向媒体指出，港府高度重视宏福苑大火及相关刑事调查工作。灾后警方及廉署迅速成立近年最大规模的联合调查小组，就宏福苑大火成因，以至大维修工程相关的涉贪事宜进行刑事调查，至今共计拘捕35人。

廉政公署执行处首席调查主任罗贝雯说，这起事件中，警方及廉署怀疑有人为了一己私利，不但没有履行专业责任，甚至涉嫌利用贪污、造假等不法行为达到其目标，罔顾居民性命财产安全。

罗贝雯强调，廉署及警方会继续调查案件，不排除有更多拘捕行动或检控，务求将有关人士绳之于法。

香港公共管治学会理事长陈财喜博士接受《联合早报》访问时说，由于案件已经进入司法程序，不便评论细节；但从市民角度来看，大火发生至今已经逾半年，最好能够有实质性的进展，“独立委员会的报告也应该尽快完成，这会比较符合市民的期待”。

陈财喜认为，港府多个部门最后可能会互相推搪责任，特首或者政务司司长最好再成立另外的小组跟进，以解决香港社会深层次的问题。

退休辅助计划存款和存户去年双增长 现金储存占比升至21%

2026年6月10日 23:15 / 联合早报 周岳翔

退休辅助计划截至去年底总存款额为238亿8000万元，同比增加16%，存户人数达51万6376人，同比增加10.6%。 （档案照片）

本地越来越多人加入退休辅助计划以享有税务优惠，存户人数和总存款额去年双双增长，以现金形式储存的占比上升至21%。由于现金回报率较低，受访理财专家建议存户善用户头资金进行投资，以争取更高的长期回报。

我国财政部数据显示，截至去年12月，退休辅助计划（Supplementary Retirement Scheme，简称SRS）总存款额为238亿8000万元，同比增加16%，增幅高于前一年的11.7%。存户人数达51万6376人，同比增加10.6%，增幅也高于前一年的9.3%。

政府于2001年推行退休辅助计划，这是一项自愿性质的退休储蓄计划，与强制性的公积金制度相辅相成。计划的吸引力在于存户填入的款额，能获得税务回扣，以此鼓励通过计划来储蓄及进行投资，为日后的退休生活做更充分准备。

SRS存款可购买各类投资产品，包括保险、单位信托和股票等。

数据显示，保险在资金占比同比减少两个百分点至20%，单位信托则减一个百分点至11%。至于股票、房地产投资信托和交易所挂牌基金（ETF），以及新加坡政府债券、企业债券、外币定期存款与基金管理在内的“其他产品”的占比维持不变，各占24%和23%。

值得注意的是，以现金形式储存占比达21%，高于前一年的19%。若不投资，把钱放在户头中，只能每年赚取0.05%的微薄利息。

分析：SRS利息不及银行储蓄户头 投资乃更正确选择

星融私人有限公司（SingCapital）总裁谢诏全接受《联合早报》采访时指出，由于SRS给予用户利息不及银行的储蓄户头，因此投资才是更正确选择。他强调：“这是一项长期规划，可以有更长的投资期限，无须担心市场的短期波动。”

鑫盟理财（Financial Alliance）理财顾问总监高俊玮受访时指出，大多数SRS存户开设账户时，首要考量是省税，其次才是投资，“有些人把钱存进去后，还没完全想好要做什么，也不确定投什么好。”

目前，新加坡公民和永久居民每年存款上限为1万5300元，不必缴交公积金的外籍人士则为3万5700元。存户之中，新加坡公民占80%，永久居民和外籍人士各占14%和6%。

根据条例，存户可在达到法定退休年龄之后提取存款；适用的退休年龄取决于存户首次存款时的法定退休年龄。一旦开始提取存款，就须在10年内分期提取。每次提款额的50%将计入缴税收入（taxable income）。我国的法定退休年龄目前是63岁，7月1日起调高至64岁，并会在2030年之前进一步调高到65岁。

高俊玮说，随着新加坡居民越来越长寿，退休时候面对的经济压力相信也会越来越大，因此建议当局考虑提款期限从10年延至20年。

一名存户此前致函《海峡时报》，呼吁当局重新审视SRS现行的10年提款期限，评估这项规定是否仍然适用，并能否满足不断变化的退休需求。这名存户也建议当局检讨SRS提款的税务安排，将应税范围仅限于存入账户的本金，而不对投资所得的资本增值征税，以更好地与新加坡现行不征收个人资本利得税的原则保持一致。

财政部在官网回复，在现行制度下，没有其他缴税收入的SRS存户，每年可免税提取高达4万元。换言之，在10年提款期内，存户可提取40万元而无须缴纳任何税款。财政部强调，此举为存户提供有意义的税收优惠，同时与新加坡的累进税收制度保持一致。

财政部也建议，希望获得更长期退休收入的人士，可考虑增加公积金储蓄，例如通过公积金终身入息计划（CPF Life）提高终身退休收入，或利用SRS资金购买终身年金（life annuity）产品。终身年金提供终身收入，不受10年提款期限限制，其他分红型投资未必能做到这点。

American diplomat found dead in Myanmar; woman detained by police

June 10, 2026 / 8:28 AM EDT / AP

An American diplomat was found dead in Myanmar’s largest city, the U.S. State Department said, and members of the diplomatic community in Yangon say a Thai woman has been detained by police in connection with the investigation.

American officials in Thailand and the U.S. Embassy in Myanmar referred questions on the case to the State Department, which confirmed the “death of a U.S. government employee” assigned to the embassy in Yangon but gave no other details.

“Out of respect for the privacy of the family and loved ones, we have no further information to provide at this time,” the State Department said in an e-mailed reply to questions from The Associated Press.

According to three people in the diplomatic community in Myanmar, who spoke on condition of anonymity because they were not authorized to discuss the case, the man was found dead about two weeks ago at the Sakura Residence & Hotel. The facility, with long-term rentals, is popular with diplomats, business people and other international visitors, and is located about 1 mile from the American Embassy.

They said police are treating the case as a possible homicide and have a Thai woman in custody.

Myanmar, formerly known as Burma, is embroiled in fighting between the country’s military-led government, which ousted democratically elected leader Aung San Suu Kyi in 2021, and a disparate group of militias organized by the country’s ethnic minority groups and pro-democracy forces.

Authorities typically give little information to the media, and the duty officer answering the phone at the station responsible for the area where the Sakura hotel is located refused to comment and hung up on an AP reporter.

The manager of the Sakura hotel also declined to comment.

The Thai Embassy in Yangon and Thailand’s Foreign Ministry also refused to say whether they had provided consular support to the suspect or give any other information.

FAA says proposed Trump arch in Washington would need red obstruction lights

2026-06-10 1:56 PM UTC / Reuters

By David Shepardson

June 10, 2026 1:56 PM UTC Updated 1 hour ago

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WASHINGTON, June 10 (Reuters) – A U.S. agency said Wednesday that President Donald Trump’s proposed 250-foot (76 m) tall Independence Arch would ​need red safety lights but does not pose any safety impacts ‌to traffic at nearby Reagan Washington National Airport.

The Federal Aviation Administration said it will next conduct a full aeronautical study in coordination with the National Park Service. The preliminary review said ​the arch in Washington would need to be lit with red obstruction ​lights. The proposed arch is 3,000 feet from Reagan National and ⁠within the airport’s main approach and departure corridor.

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The FAA generally requires the blinking ​red warning lights on buildings above 200 feet near airports to warn pilots ​at night, like on the nearby 555-foot tall Washington Monument.

Trump wants the Arch to be built in Washington across the Potomac River from the Lincoln Memorial near Arlington National Cemetery. The structure ​is reminiscent of the Arc de Triomphe in Paris but much larger.

The height ​of the arch, with eagle statues and a Lady Liberty-type figure on top, has been ‌estimated at ⁠250 feet. That is higher than the Lincoln Memorial and not far off the size of the U.S. Capitol, which at 288 feet can be seen across much of Washington.

By contrast, the Arc de Triomphe in Paris is 164 feet ​high.

The National Capital Planning ​Commission advanced the ⁠project on June 4 while asking for more information about how the structure would impact flight paths.

A lawsuit has been ​filed seeking to block the project. The suit argues allowing ​construction to ⁠proceed would cause irreversible harm to a protected historic landscape in the heart of the capital.

The suit argues Congress must approve any major new structure on federally administered ⁠land in ​the District of Columbia. The Justice Department has ​argued that Congress authorized large structures at the planned site decades ago and delegated authority to the ​National Park Service to modify their design.

Reporting by David Shepardson, Editing by William Maclean

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Alabama’s nitrogen gas executions constitute cruel and unusual punishment, judge rules

June 10, 2026 / 9:41 AM EDT / CBS News

By Emily Mae Czachor News Editor

Emily Mae Czachor is a reporter and news editor at CBSNews.com. She typically covers breaking news, extreme weather and climate. Emily Mae previously wrote for outlets like the Los Angeles Times, BuzzFeed and Newsweek.

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A federal judge has banned Alabama from executing a death row inmate by nitrogen hypoxia, reversing a previous opinion and concluding that the controversial and relatively new execution method is unconstitutionally cruel.

The ruling, issued Tuesday, permanently prevents the state from putting Jeffrey Lee, 49, to death using nitrogen gas.

Lee was scheduled to die by nitrogen hypoxia — where a condemned inmate is forced to breathe pure nitrogen through a gas mask until they suffocate from the lack of oxygen — on Thursday. He has been incarcerated on Alabama’s death row for more than two decades, after being convicted of a 1998 double murder.

Prosecutors said he shot and killed Jimmy Ellis, a store owner, and Elaine Thompson, an employee, while attempting to rob the establishment, court filings show.

In the ruling, U.S. District Judge Emily Marks said Alabama’s nitrogen gas protocol violates inmates’ rights under the Eighth Amendment, which protects against cruel and unusual punishment. It followed an appeals court ruling Monday that reversed an earlier decision from Marks, in which she found the method was constitutional.

“Lee has shown by a preponderance of evidence that the Protocol constitutes cruel and unusual punishment,” Marks wrote Tuesday, referencing the appeals court’s Monday opinion.

After hearing testimony from experts and lay witnesses during an April bench trial that was the first to weigh the constitutionality of Alabama’s nitrogen hypoxia protocol, the court found inmates executed by nitrogen gas likely experience “severe air hunger and corresponding emotional distress, anxiety, physiological stress, and physical discomfort” for at least one to three minutes before asphyxiation occurs.

“There is, in other words, a substantial risk of serious harm. The risk is not conjectural, speculative, or doubtful,” their opinion read. “Counting to 60 or 180 seconds is not a quick exercise, and constitutionally speaking, that timeframe is intolerable given the suffering that would take place under Alabama’s nitrogen protocol.”

Marks’ ruling marked a turning point for capital punishment challenges, which have been brought repeatedly in Alabama since it began carrying out executions by nitrogen hypoxia in 2024. It is notoriously difficult for inmates and their attorneys to meet the burden of proof required to substantiate them.

Protesters gather outside the Capitol in Montgomery, Alabama, on Monday, June 8, 2026, to oppose an upcoming execution. AP Photo/Kim Chandler

To successfully argue an execution method violates the Eighth Amendment, the Supreme Court has required inmates demonstrate how one particular method poses “a substantial risk” of causing them severe pain. They are also required to offer a reasonable alternative method by which the state could execute them instead.

Lee has proposed the state execute him using a firing squad as an alternative to nitrogen hypoxia, which Marks said “is feasible, readily implemented, and significantly reduces the substantial risk of serious harm.”

Execution by firing squad is not technically authorized in Alabama, where death sentences can be carried out by lethal injection, nitrogen hypoxia or, under some circumtances, electrocution. But Marks said the state “failed to articulate a legitimate penological reason” for refusing to adopt it as an alternative.

Alabama Attorney General Steve Marshall’s office plans to appeal Marks’ decision, according to court filings. Despite concerns from critics about its nitrogen gas protocol, the state has maintained its denial that the method causes cruel or unusual suffering.

Lee would have been the ninth person in the U.S. executed by nitrogen hypoxia, and the eighth in Alabama. Louisiana has also carried out one execution this way.

The constitutionality of Alabama’s nitrogen gas execution protocol will likely go before the U.S. Supreme Court next, which has never found any method of capital punishment to be unconstitutional.

央视：中国大陆首次扫测台湾东部海域补齐海底地图

2026年6月10日 23:48 / 联合早报

中国大陆官媒央视旗下新媒体“玉渊谭天”称，中国大陆首次在海上交通执法框架下对台湾东部海域进行扫测，补齐了台湾东部的海底地图。 （玉渊谭天微博视频截图）

中国大陆宣布结束在台湾东部海域连续五天的“交通执法和扫测行动”后，官媒央视旗下新媒体“玉渊谭天”称，这是中国大陆首次在海上交通执法框架下对台湾东部海域进行扫测，补齐了台湾东部的海底地图，“环台岛执法进入近海治理模式”。

“玉渊谭天”星期三（6月10日）晚在微博发文称，中国大陆交通运输部的“台湾岛东部海域海上交通专项执法和扫测行动”，在当天“圆满结束”：“巡航期间，海巡08轮开展扫测工作，这是我国（中国大陆）首次在海上交通执法框架下对台湾岛东部海域进行扫测，补齐台湾岛东部海底地图。”

文章引述未具名的专业人士称，近期从海警到地方海事局，从东（中国）海航海保障中心到东（中国）海救助局，中国大陆多部门联动，“对台岛形成了‘近海治理’的模式”。

“玉渊谭天”说，中国大陆执法部门过去也曾出现在台湾以东海域，但更多以演习演练伴随、海警点状巡航的方式出现，少以交通运输部海事系统的行政管辖行动单独官宣。一方面是因为过去开展演习演练的对外威慑力度已经较大，另一方面也是因为台湾周边水文条件较为复杂，勘测难度较大。

文章称：“在一些外部势力的煽动下，外界部分声音炒作中国的能力不足以落实在台岛以东海域的管辖权，谬称台湾岛以东海域是中国海洋权益主张的地理空白。在一次次行动探索中，这次明显不一样了。”

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“玉渊谭天”称，此次行动以海上交通专项执法和航运保障救助的方式，把台湾东部海域纳入可核查的日常管理网格，“也等于对外回应、拆解那些把台岛以东海域当作管辖权地理空白的虚假叙事”。

文章详细介绍了参与此次行动的多个执法部门的职能：海事部门负责通航秩序与交通管控，相当于“海上交警”——船舶监管、查处水上交通违法、船舶污染等，全方位监管。东海航海保障中心提供航道保障，负责水上安全通信、航标与港口航道测绘等。东海救助局是水上安全“守门员”。其核心职能是海上人员、船舶等应急救助。

“玉渊谭天”说：“巡查监管、技术保障、应急救援，全链条闭环。与海警行动无缝衔接，形成了一张涵盖巡查—执法—保障的立体管控网。这标志着中国对该海域的管理，从临时走向常态，从单一要素走向全体系覆盖，体现了当前大陆对台岛周边海域行使实质管辖权的战略突破。”

上述专业人士称，未来参与的部门和主体可以更多，在渔业和航运持续活动的同时，既会去开展科考，也会去海底矿产勘探，还会去进行生态环境保护。

此外文章还提到，中国大陆这次在台湾东部海域的行动，有两个关键点位。一个是台湾岛以东海域的划界点位，涉及高雄港航线、台湾岛东部海域交通管理。“这有很大的实践意义——海事以交通管理与航保责任区的方式，把该出海走廊明确纳入‘我方’（中国大陆）日常管控视线。”

另一个是最东边的点位。文章称，中国大陆执法部门过去在台湾以东海域演习演练，地理上仍处于相对靠近台湾的位置，做的是探索性的“抵近勘探”。这次则去了更远的地方。“要知道，台岛以东海域的问题本就复杂，叠加较为未知的地理环境，治理难度尤甚。这次行动，相当于是多个问题，一次解决。”

文章最后说：“近海治理模式释放的信号很明确：以后，我们的视野里会越来越少出现‘台湾海峡’。从今以后，台湾岛以东海域就是我们的‘近海’，这就是我们存在、管辖和治理的海洋。”

不过，北京的有关执法行动引起台湾政府不满。台湾海巡署星期二（6月9日）通报，指中国大陆五艘公务船当天曾在台湾专属经济海域内盘问三艘外籍商船。

台湾国安会秘书长吴钊燮同日在社交媒体X发贴，批评北京此举严重推升区域紧张局势，并呼吁所有商船直接无视中国大陆的无线电呼叫。

台湾陆委会星期二晚发新闻稿，抨击北京借机寻衅滋事，在台湾专属经济海域无端骚扰航经的外籍商船，破坏区域和平稳定，对此严厉谴责。

据联合新闻网报道，台湾外长林佳龙星期三（6月10日）上午在立法院接受媒体访问时，批评中共试图通过行动改变现状，制造新常态，台湾将与理念相近国家共同应对大陆军事扩张。

巴西和美国女足友谊赛火药味浓 巴西全队共八人被罚下

2026年6月10日 23:49 / 联合早报

巴西女足在这场火药味十足的友谊赛，0比1不敌美国。 （取自巴西女足Instagram）

（福塔莱萨路透电）巴西女足与美国女足的友谊赛演变成一场火药味十足的“战役”，比赛中巴西共有八名球员和工作人员被罚下，最后美国凭借巴西后卫伊莎贝拉·查加斯（Isabela Chagas）下半场的乌龙球，以1比0胜出。

新加坡时间星期三（6月10日）的比赛结束后，部分巴西球员与裁判发生冲突，防暴警察入场平息局势。最终，主队巴西以九人完赛，他们的主教练和三名工作人员也被罚下。两名球员在比赛结束后接到红卡。

在上半场就吃到一张黄卡的巴西主帅埃利亚斯（Elias），在第77分钟因踢开皮球再次被出示黄牌，两黄变一红。西班牙主裁宝拉·洛佩斯（Paola Lopez）也驱逐巴西教练组部分工作人员。

补时阶段，巴西的比亚·扎内拉托（Bia Zaneratto）因推搡埃米莉·索内特（Emily Sonnett）吃到第二张黄卡。另一名巴西球员塔西娅内（Tarciane）随后肘击索菲亚·威尔逊（Sophia Wilson），也被直接罚下。

比赛结束后，巴西前锋克罗琳（Kerolin）因与裁判争吵被罚下，路德米拉（Ludmila）也因讽刺性地鼓掌而被出示红卡。

美国主帅艾玛·海耶斯（Emma Hayes）赛后说：“我非常尊重巴西队，这是一次我永远不会忘记的经历。”

巴西在上星期天（7日）的首场友谊赛中以2比1击败美国，他们将主办明年的女足世界杯。

美国中场林赛·希普斯（Lindsey Heaps）说：“我不希望世界杯正赛会是这个样子。

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Why an Israeli man risks bombs to sell burgers near the Lebanon border: “This is our home”

June 10, 2026 / 9:56 AM EDT / CBS News

By Steve Berriman

Kiryat Shmona, Israel— Opening a new burger joint in the middle of a raging war, just a stone’s throw from Iranian-backed Hezbollah militants in Lebanon, might seem a little unhinged. But Yehezkel Schweiger doesn’t see it that way.

“It’s very patriotic,” the Israeli restaurateur told CBS News as he showed off his diner-style restaurant. “We really wanted the community to feel that they have another good place to come and hang out, relax from all of the things that’s going around here.”

And there is a lot going on around here.

Earlier that afternoon we had to take cover in a bomb shelter — even though we were on a heavily defended Israeli military outpost — as an incoming threat was detected by Israeli air defenses.

Israeli restaurateur Yehezkel Schweiger (right) speaks with CBS News’ Charlie D’Agata at his burger bar, Kvishtish, in the northern Israeli city of Kiryat Shmona, near the border with Lebanon, June 8, 2026. CBS News

Hezbollah has launched rockets and drones at the northern Israeli city of Kiryat Shmona pretty much daily since the U.S. and Israel went to war with Iran at the end of February. When the air raid sirens blare, you have seconds, not minutes, to take shelter.

Schweiger has two young sons and a baby girl on the way. He said it’s tough sending his 7-year-old to school knowing the risks involved.

But asked if it bothers him, being so close to the border, he didn’t hesitate: “No. I get up every morning since I’m here and I look around at the view that I have here and say thank you. Thank you that I can have the rivers next to me and all of the eucalyptuses here, and that’s what I need. I’m not a person of the city.”

Schweiger’s new restaurant, Kvishtish, is a spinoff of his larger, popular restaurant Kvish 90, which is much further south in Israel. The new place has a bar to belly up to, a beat-up car for families and kids to play in and pose for the ‘Gram and TikTok, and colorful neon signs.

Staff and customers are seen in the Kvishtish restaurant in the northern Israeli city of Kiryat Shmona, near the border with Lebanon, June 8, 2026. CBS News

It was buzzing when we visited even though we came between the lunch and dinner crowds. It’s busiest on Saturday night, right after the end of Shabbat, the Jewish Sabbath.

The building work was literally done under fire, but Schweiger sees Kvishtish as a sanctuary.

“The vibe here is something different,” he said, and that starts with staff who, despite the war, help to keep things positive.

“We try to take people that are very happy and come to work, and since they are happy they go to the customers very happy, and it’s a chain, a circle that goes around,” he said.

While we were there, Israeli forces bombed the southern suburbs of Lebanon’s capital Beirut — attacks that Iran said had crossed a red line. Within hours, two dozen Iranian ballistic missiles were soaring toward Israel.

“One customer asked whether we were worried,” said Schweiger. “I explained, this is our job. When I asked her whether she was worried, she simply said, ‘I live here.’”

He can see how opening the restaurant might be seen as an act of defiance, but his stance is very similar to his customer’s.

“This is our home, and we don’t want to leave it,” he said, acknowledging that his decision to open Kvishtish was also “a statement.”

“We’re here to stay,” he told CBS News.