博客

No English content available

曼谷乍都乍区酒吧餐厅发生大火 至少27人死亡

2026年7月13日 06:59 / 联合早报

曼谷乍都乍区一家酒吧餐厅7月13日零时左右发生大火，现场来了多辆救护车。 （法新社）

位于泰国曼谷乍都乍区的一家酒吧餐厅深夜发生大火，造成至少27人死亡、数十人受伤。

综合《曼谷邮报》和法新社报道，火灾发生在星期一（7月13日）零时左右，乍都乍区（Chatuchak）拉抛路1巷（Soi Lat Phrao 1 Road）。

泰国国家警察于凌晨2时左右在社交媒体贴文说，火势已得到控制。

泰国首相阿努廷、曼谷市长差猜、泰国防灾减灾厅厅长提拉帕等高级官员都亲临现场。

阿努廷说，据餐厅里的乐手们描述，靠近舞台的断路器冒出浓烟，随后停电并发生爆炸。他说，大多数遇难者都跑到后面的厕所，但那里没有出口。

差猜说，火势蔓延迅速，直冲天花板，浓烟很可能是造成人员死亡的主要原因。他也说，63人受伤送院，其中22人伤势危重。

死者包括九名男性和18名女性，伤者被送往七家医院。

中国机场计划取消周一航班约100架次

2026年7月13日 07:47 / 联合早报

受台风影响，中国部分机场计划取消多趟航班。国内机场计划取消星期一（7月13日）航班约100架次。

综合央视新闻和中新社报道，航旅纵横大数据显示，截至星期天（12日）晚上9时，国内机场各航司计划临时取消13日进出港航班约100架次，多个受台风影响的机场逐步恢复正常航班运行。

合肥新桥机场、南京禄口机场、北京首都机场、上海浦东机场、上海虹桥机场临时取消航班量位列国内前五。

在这之前，中国各航司计划取消星期天进出港航班超2800架次。上海浦东、虹桥两大机场曾有近两成进出港航班因台风而调减或取消。

中国今年最强台风“巴威”登陆浙江省后，星期天（7月12日）减弱为强热带风暴，但未来几天仍将在安徽、江苏、山东等地带来强降雨，当局呼吁公众警惕积涝等灾害。

符祝慧：《给阿嬷的情书》超越国界感动人心

2026年7月13日 05:01 / 联合早报 符祝慧 东京特派员

中国潮语电影《给阿嬷的情书》在全球多地票房火红，触动无数人的心弦。 （互联网）

日本院线6月26日开始上映中国电影《给阿嬷的情书》（以下简称“阿嬷”），虽然反应没有新马等地热烈，却也在旅日华人圈里掀起话题。

电影描绘的情感并非只是男女之情，更体现了在那个动荡的年代，到异乡求生的人们之间最珍贵的是守望相助之情。

《阿嬷》电影里凸显从中国到南洋谋生的人不但要赚钱养家，还要为孩子打造学习华文的剧情，让一些在日本的华侨感同身受。

订户专享，请登录解锁全文

为削弱伊朗袭击商船能力 美军发起第四轮打击

2026年7月13日 07:37 / 联合早报

美国中央司令部7月12日对伊朗发动第三轮打击，图为一枚炮弹正在发射的视频截图。 （路透社）

美国中央司令部说，美军星期天（7月12日）下午再对伊朗发动空袭，旨在进一步削弱伊朗攻击霍尔木兹海峡民用船只的能力。

彭博社报道，美国中央司令部在社媒X平台发文说，空袭于纽约时间星期天下午5时（新加坡时间星期一凌晨5时）开始。这是美军过去一周第四次对伊朗发动打击。

伊朗媒体13日凌晨报道，伊朗阿巴斯港、锡里克地区等多地传出爆炸声。

《纽约时报》引述一名未获授权公开发言的美国官员说，预计第四轮空袭的规模将大于美军早前发起的第三轮空袭。伊朗前一天袭击了悬挂塞浦路斯国旗的集装箱船GFS银河号（GFS Galaxy），导致这艘船起火受损，一名船员失踪。美军因此对伊朗发动第三轮空袭，激起伊朗对中东地区美军目标的又一轮报复行动。

美国总统特朗普12日接受美国全国广播公司（NBC）采访时，坚称霍尔木兹海峡保持畅通。

特朗普说：“这条海峡是畅通的。昨晚我们狠狠地轰炸了他们。”

特朗普也把近期美伊互袭的责任推给伊朗，“他们昨天刚同意一项协议……结果不到一个小时就发动袭击。”

伊朗伊斯兰革命卫队海军当地时间12日凌晨宣布，鉴于外国势力非法干预造成不安全局面，霍尔木兹海峡即日起关闭，直至另行通知以及美国停止干涉这一地区为止。而美国中央司令部于美国东部时间12日上午在X平台称，霍尔木兹海峡的“通行仍在继续”，伊朗并不控制这条海峡。

‘There will be time to decide’: Rep. Nancy Mace on whether she will run for Sen. Graham’s seat

5:04 PM EDT, Sun July 12, 2026 / CNN

By Fredricka Whitfield, CNN

https://www.cnn.com/2026/07/12/politics/video/lindsey-graham-death-seat-nancy-mace-intv-nrtf

‘There will be time to decide’: Rep. Nancy Mace on whether she will run for Sen. Graham’s seat

Newsroom

After Sen. Lindsey Graham’s unexpected death, Congresswoman Nancy Mace addresses speculation about her potential bid to fill the vacant seat. She tells CNN’s Fredricka Whitfield “there will be time to decide,” and South Carolina’s focus needs to be “on Senator Graham and honoring his legacy.”

2:28 • Source: CNN

伊媒：美军袭击格什姆岛致一死两伤

2026年7月13日 07:43 / 联合早报

格什姆岛位于伊朗南部霍尔木兹海峡北侧，具有极高的战略价值。 （路透社示意图）

伊朗南部霍尔木兹甘省格什姆县县长说，自星期天（7月12日）下午以来，敌方约11枚“投射物”击中格什姆岛，造成一人死亡、两人受伤。

新华社引述伊朗迈赫尔通讯社报道，霍尔木兹甘省政府发布消息称，当地电信部门负责人马赫达维在美国当天发动的袭击中死亡，两名同行人员受伤。伤者正在接受治疗。

此前，格什姆岛（Qeshm Island）受袭，马赫达维被派往当地保障通信运行。

另据伊朗法尔斯通讯社报道，伊朗南部阿巴斯港、格什姆岛南部及附近海域12日晚上7时20分左右传出数次爆炸声。

格什姆岛位于伊朗南部霍尔木兹海峡北侧，是波斯湾第一大岛，也是伊朗最大的岛，具有极高的战略价值。

40 million under alerts as heat dome peaks across western U.S.

2026-07-12 12:29 PM 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.

Read Full Bio

Severe weather alerts were in place for roughly 40 million people across the western United States on Sunday, as a heat dome scorching the region finally reached its peak.

Forecasters warned of the dangers associated with the unusually prolonged bout of warmth, which they’ve called “exceptionally rare” for some locations, even in mid-July. The harshest effects of the heat dome — an atmospheric phenomenon that essentially traps hot air over a particular location — were being felt in the northern Plains, Rockies and sections of the desert Southwest. But the National Weather Service said hazardous heat would spread eastward at times, while lingering in that central region through next weekend.

The heat dome built in the West after a strong heat wave, the first of the summer to be so large and intense, began to bake the area last week. Now, forecasters said people should brace for widespread temperature highs between 105 and 115 degrees, breaking numerous local temperature records and increasing wildfire risks. They also warned about the heightened chance of heat-related illnesses, including heat stroke.

“Extremely hot daytime highs combined with potentially record-warn lows will result in increasing heat stress over the next several days due to limited relief,” the weather service said in an advisory.

The weather service office in Billings, Montana, said temperatures in the region could reach all-time highs on Sunday, climbing well into the triple digits and, potentially, up to 112 degrees. Extreme heat warnings were in place across much of the state, which, the weather service said, could strain “health systems, industries, and infrastructure” and harm anyone without access to adequate cooling and hydration.

Salt Lake City could also challenge its all-time high temperature on Sunday, as forecasters predicted it could reach 107 degrees. Most of Utah was under an extreme heat warning, which was scheduled to remain in place through Tuesday morning.

Heat has also spread across the Dakotas, with forecasters also issuing extreme heat warnings for vast sections of both states. In Bismarck, North Dakota, they said conditions would be “dangerously hot,” with heat indices ticking upward to 100 or 110 degrees through Monday, and low temperatures in the 70s offering little reprieve.

Similar weather was forecast for much of South Dakota, where the weather service advised people to “stay out of the sun” and “check up on relatives and neighbors,” among other recommendations to reduce the likelihood of developing heat-related illnesses.

Andrew Kozak contributed to this report.

Archaeologists uncover 3,000-year-old tomb near Egypt’s Luxor

July 12, 2026 / 2:46 PM EDT / CBS/AFP

Archaeologists uncovered a 3,000-year-old tomb near the southern Egyptian city of Luxor, authorities said on Sunday, the latest in a series of discoveries that officials hope will boost tourism.

The tomb, identified as belonging to a man named Paser, was found by a Dutch archaeological mission from Leiden University in the Sheikh Abd el-Qurna necropolis on Luxor’s West Bank, according to Egypt’s tourism and antiquities ministry. The team of archeologists will work to identify people buried there and learn more about them.

Specialists believe the tomb dates to the Ramesside period, which spans Egypt’s 19th and 20th dynasties, based on the artistic style of its inscriptions.

Located east of a previously known burial site, the tomb follows the traditional layout of private Theban tombs from the New Kingdom (1570-1069 BC), they added.

It consists of an open courtyard leading to a rock-cut chapel shaped like an inverted “T”, with burial chambers carved beneath ground level.

Archaeologists found several well-preserved architectural elements in the courtyard, including a mudbrick bench designed to hold a funerary stela and a staircase flanked by sloping ramps leading to the entrance.

Inside, inscriptions bearing Paser’s name depict him worshipping various deities inside shrines, as well as seated with his wife before an offering table.

The excavation team said further documentation and study will continue in order to determine who was buried in the tomb and to better understand its historical and archaeological context.

The discovery comes as Egypt seeks to promote new archaeological finds to support tourism, a key source of foreign currency for the country.

Luxor is home to some of the world’s most significant ancient monuments and archaeological sites. The recent discovery is part of a research project that’s been ongoing since 2018, according to the tourism and antiquities ministry.

Last year, also near Luxor, a large tomb belonging to a pharaoh was reopened to visitors after more than 20 years of renovation. That tomb features paintings of Amenhotep III, who ruled ancient Egypt between 1390 B.C. and 1350 B.C., along with a group of ancient Egyptian gods.

Also this year in Egypt, in the northern Beheira province, near the Mediterranean coast, archaeologists said they’d found artifacts in part of a Greco-Roman cemetery that dates back more than 2,300 years. The artifacts show the evolution of funerary practices over some six centuries.

Ukraine’s prime minister resigns, as Zelenskyy says country “is changing its political strategy”

July 12, 2026 / 1:46 PM EDT / CBS/AP

Yulia Svyrydenko resigned from her position as Ukraine’s prime minister on Sunday, after Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy announced that she would take on a new position within the country’s government. Svyrydenko is among several Ukrainian leaders whose roles will shift, according to Zelenskyy, who said the nation is “changing its political strategy.”

Zelenskyy, who has remained in office under martial law because wartime elections are prohibited, has periodically reshuffled his government in an effort to bring fresh momentum to his administration.

Svyrydenko, who has served as Ukraine’s economy minister, was named prime minister in July 2025 at the age of 39 after playing a lead role in securing a mineral agreement between Ukraine and the United States, seen as an important way of tying U.S. interests to Ukraine’s security.

In a statement on social media, Svyrydenko said she was “proud to have had the honor of leading the government during one of the most difficult periods in Ukraine’s modern history.” She also said she had discussed “next steps” with Zelenskyy, but did not provide further details.

“I remain ready to serve the Ukrainian state and carry out every task aimed at strengthening Ukraine’s position, defending our national interests and bringing a just peace closer,” she said.

In his post announcing her resignation, Zelenskyy said he had offered Svyrydenko the opportunity to lead “a new, important area” in Ukraine’s relations with a key international partner.

“Each priority area of foreign policy will be assigned to a specific person with substantial experience who is capable of implementing what we agree on at the leaders’ level and what the Ukrainian people expect,” Zelenskyy said, describing the impending reshuffle.

Ukrainian Prime Minister Yulia Svyrydenko arrives for a meeting with Lithuania’s President Gitanas Nauseda at the Presidential palace in Vilnius, Lithuania, June 1, 2026. AP Photo/Mindaugas Kulbis, File

The Ukrainian leader also said there would be changes among the top ranks of Ukraine’s law enforcement agencies.

Zelenskyy met with a series of senior officials following the announcement, including Energy Minister Denys Shmyhal, Interior Minister Ihor Klymenko and Defense Minister Mykhailo Fedorov.

The overhaul, which Zelenskyy has yet to explain in detail, would be the fourth major reorganization of his government since the start of Russia’s full-scale invasion.

Elsewhere, a Ukrainian attack in southwest Russia killed one person and wounded three more, local officials said Sunday, as Kyiv’s forces continued to bombard Russia’s oil facilities.

The head of Russia’s Samara region, Gov. Vyacheslav Fedorishchev, said that a child was among the injured. He also said that residential homes and apartment buildings were damaged in the strike, as well as an unspecified “industrial site.”

Russian media outlets reported that the attack’s target was the region’s Syzran Oil Refinery, with many sharing images that appeared to show plumes of black smoke rising over the site. The refinery, which is owned by oil and gas giant Rosneft and sits some 500 miles east of the border, has been a repeated target for Kyiv’s forces.

Meanwhile the governor of Russia’s Rostov region, Yuri Slyusar, said that a tanker had been damaged in a drone attack in the Azov-Black Sea maritime canal. The tanker was empty and there is no threat of an oil spill, Slyusar said.

Ukraine’s drone strikes on oil refineries and other infrastructure across Russia have triggered a widespread fuel crisis with gasoline shortages and rationing in multiple regions and motorists waiting for hours to fill their tanks. Moscow has responded by intensifying its bombardment on Kyiv and other cities, exposing Ukraine’s vulnerability to ballistic missile strikes.

Zelenskyy has described the strikes on Russia’s energy infrastructure as part of Kyiv’s campaign of “long-range sanctions” carried out in response to Moscow’s refusal to halt its four-year invasion of its neighbor.

Meanwhile, Russia’s Ministry of Defense said Sunday that it had attacked the ports of Odesa and Chornomorsk in Ukraine’s Odesa region. Ukrainian officials have not yet commented on the claims.