
Typhoon ‘Saudel’ lashes east China
Around 247,700 people in high-risk areas in neighboring Fujian had been evacuated.
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Around 247,700 people in high-risk areas in neighboring Fujian had been evacuated.
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For 21 days, a Chinese marine research vessel remained inside Bajo de Masinloc, or Panatag Shoal, raising questions about what China was studying there,…
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Charity touches lives and brings good karma to the givers.
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The Department of Agriculture (DA) is looking at China’s smart farming technology as the Philippines seeks faster ways to raise farm productivity and modernize…
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The Department of Agriculture (DA) is looking to China’s smart farming technology as the Philippines seeks faster ways to raise farm productivity and modernize…
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MALAYBALAY CITY, Bukidnon — The Regional Development Council (RDC) in Northern Mindanao has endorsed the construction of a China-funded expressway designed to…
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Xi said Russia-China ties had become ‘more solid’ and their prospects ‘will be even brighter,’ while Putin said cooperation was ‘successfully developing on all…
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The Armed Forces of the Philippines (AFP) continued to monitor Chinese warships and coast guard vessels in Philippine waters in August, while authorities also…
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KOROR (AFP) — China objected to Taiwan’s participation in a Pacific Islands Forum meeting Tuesday, prompting Australia to say the regional bloc would decide…
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In vitro fertilization is supposed to help couples with reproductive issues conceive a child. For a wife in Shanghai, China, though, the technology spawned…
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Britain’s national weather agency predicted that Super El Niño could make 2027 the hottest year globally.
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Singapore and Vietnam expressed support for building on the Philippines’ climate agenda as Association of Southeast Asian Nations (ASEAN) chair this year,…
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Real resilience requires fewer heroic efforts after an emergency because we have done more of what must be done before it happens.
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Nature does not stop for our convenience, and certainly, we cannot control the rain. But we can control how vulnerable we are every time it comes.
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‘All the settlements near the river were swept away. There is nothing left.’
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The South China Sea Code of Conduct (CoC) being hammered out between the Association of Southeast Asian Nations and Beijing, if signed without the Philippines’…
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China and the United States continued to occupy opposite sides of the Philippines’ trade flows in July, with China emerging as the country’s biggest source of…
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