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South China Sea arbitration award forum scholars discuss the ten-year anniversary of the Philippines ruling

Philippines Demands China Daily Remove AI Video Depicting Filipinos as Monkeys

Manila demanded China Daily remove an AI video depicting Filipinos as monkeys, timed to the South China Sea arbitration anniversary. Defense Secretary Teodoro called it contemptible propaganda exposing China's moral and intellectual

July 17, 2026

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Satellite image of Typhoon Bavi approaching China Zhejiang coast July 2026

Typhoon Bavi Strikes China’s Zhejiang, 1.7 Million Evacuated as Asia Counts the Dead

Typhoon Bavi made double landfall on China's Zhejiang coast Saturday night, displacing 1.72 million people as the storm killed 18 in the Philippines. The ninth typhoon of 2026 cut across Taiwan and Japan before striking Zhejiang twice, with China yet

July 12, 2026

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Philippine Coast Guard personnel treating wounded Filipino fishermen aboard vessel in the South China Sea

Philippine Fishermen Still Blocked From Scarborough Shoal Ten Years After Hague Ruling

Ten years after an international tribunal ruled for the Philippines on the South China Sea, the

The death toll from the Philippine ferry fire has risen to 28

The number of victims of the fire that broke out on a ferry in the southern Philippines has risen to at least 28, after rescue crews found 18 new bodies inside the

March 30, 2023

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Leaders of 73 countries sign the final declaration of the Democracy Summit

President Joe Biden announced new funding to support democratic regimes around the world at the Virtual Democracy Summit, though leaders from dozens of participating countries refrained from signing a statement outlining their

October 3, 2025

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how China and Russia can strengthen their common defense in the Pacific

One of the non-public topics that Putin and Xi discussed during the Chinese president’s visit to Moscow was military-technical cooperation between our countries. In the national analysis, its prospects are mainly considered

October 4, 2025

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Ronaldo is waiting for a new record

usher "European Brazilians" Their journey in the European 2024 qualifiers scheduled in Germany, against Liechtenstein, ranked 198 in the world, before defeating Luxembourg (92) on Sunday. As promised during his official presentation

March 23, 2023

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Russia and China Relation – Old Friends New Horizon

As Chinese president Xi Jinping who is believed to be much more comfortable staying at home has gone on his first official visit after being elected to a third term in power,

October 4, 2025

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The first LNG consumers dared to impose conditions on American suppliers

Falling gas prices, driven by a mild winter and the efforts of governments around the world to reduce energy consumption, not only rekindled interest from potential new LPG buyers, but also prompted

March 19, 2023

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Investment Promotion Agency: Qatar leads the Middle East and North Africa in modernizing agricultural technology

A specialized study conducted by the Investment Promotion Agency in Qatar showed that the State of Qatar leads the Middle East and North Africa in the agricultural technology modernization sector. The study

October 4, 2025

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Philippines: SC allows Nobel Winner Maria Ressa to travel abroad

The Supreme Court has allowed Nobel Prize winner Maria Ressa to travel abroad from March 13 to April 1, 2023 for several speaking engagements, it said Wednesday. In a resolution dated March

October 4, 2025

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Philippines: La Nina ends, shift to El Nino seen in June: Pagasa

The Philippine Atmospheric, Geophysical, and Astronomical Services Administration (Pagasa) said La Nina, which is characterized by ”earlier rainfall and a shorter period of dry season” has ended. From March to June, Pagasa

March 16, 2023

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Philippines: Japanese vessel arriving to assist in oil spill operation off Oriental Mindoro

By Robina Asido A Japanese ship is expected to arrive in the country to assist in the oil spill operation in the waters off Oriental Mindoro, a Japanese Embassy official confirmed on

March 16, 2023

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Philippines Demands China Daily Remove AI Video Depicting Filipinos as Monkeys

Typhoon Bavi Strikes China’s Zhejiang, 1.7 Million Evacuated as Asia Counts the Dead

Philippine Fishermen Still Blocked From Scarborough Shoal Ten Years After Hague Ruling

The death toll from the Philippine ferry fire has risen to 28

Leaders of 73 countries sign the final declaration of the Democracy Summit

how China and Russia can strengthen their common defense in the Pacific

Ronaldo is waiting for a new record

Russia and China Relation – Old Friends New Horizon

The first LNG consumers dared to impose conditions on American suppliers

Investment Promotion Agency: Qatar leads the Middle East and North Africa in modernizing agricultural technology

Philippines: SC allows Nobel Winner Maria Ressa to travel abroad

Philippines: La Nina ends, shift to El Nino seen in June: Pagasa

Philippines: Japanese vessel arriving to assist in oil spill operation off Oriental Mindoro

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