China halting Japan seafood imports amid Taiwan spat
Last week, China advised its citizens not to travel to Japan and those studying there to be careful.
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Last week, China advised its citizens not to travel to Japan and those studying there to be careful.
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Russia launched more than 470 strike drones and 48 missiles.
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The Department of Agriculture (DA), together with its agency Philippine Fiber Industry Development Authority (PhilFIDA) and the Department of Labor and…
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Farmers and fishers affected by typhoons “Tino” and “Uwan” can now avail of compensation from the Philippine Crop Insurance Corp. (PCIC), which has set aside…
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Tokyo (AFP) — Japan has warned its citizens in China to be careful of their surroundings and to avoid big crowds amid a diplomatic row over Prime Minister…
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Despite ongoing restoration efforts nationwide, roughly 800,000 households and businesses are still without power after typhoons “Tino” and “Uwan,” with four…
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Beijing’s call was ‘inconsistent with the promotion of a strategic and mutually beneficial relationship.’
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With several classrooms rendered unusable, teachers and students shifted to alternative delivery modes to continue classes.
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The sector could face billions of pesos in losses from the two typhoons, ‘Tino’and ‘Uwan,’ with Catanduanes hit the hardest. ‘For abaca alone, the damage in…
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Taiwan’s Overseas Community Affairs Council (OCAC) brought its AI and smart energy expertise to Manila from 13 to 15 November 2025 through its “Economic and…
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TACLOBAN CITY — Eastern Samar Gov. Ralph Vincent Evardone has placed the entire province under a state of calamity following the severe damage caused by…
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Malacañang on Tuesday scolded local leaders who left for abroad even as warnings were aired about strong typhoons headed toward the country, saying that…
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DepEd said it continues to work closely with local councils for rapid assessment and relief coordination.
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No one is going to invade us, not even China; Taiwan is a totally different matter.
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According to iCyclone storm chaser Josh Morgerman, Sierra Madre is not the Philippines’ 'first line of defense' against typhoons.
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Flooding in some areas has delayed damage validation, particularly in Cebu, where assessments are still pending.
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Nearly one-million people have been evacuated across the Philippines as super typhoon “Uwan” (international name: Fung-Wong) barreled across Luzon and the…
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