President Marcos declared a year-long state of emergency due to the threat to oil supplies. The government is introducing subsidies and payments to support vulnerable groups.
Over the past day, the Armed Forces of Ukraine eliminated 1220 Russian servicemen and 51 artillery systems. The enemy also lost 2459 drones and 23 cruise missiles at the front.
A missile strike on Belgorod caused significant damage to the energy infrastructure. The city experienced disruptions in electricity, water, and heating supply.
Brent price fell below $100 amid news of a 15-point de-escalation plan. Global stock indices show growth due to expectations of peace.
The price of gold rose to $4,480 per ounce after a prolonged decline. The market is reacting to signals of negotiations and increased US troop presence.
The Pontiff called for an immediate ceasefire and dialogue amid a million refugees. Pope Leo is concerned about a possible US military presence in the region.
The carmaker is negotiating with Rafael on the production of launchers and platforms. The project could save 2,300 jobs within 18 months.
Iran allows passage only to non-hostile vessels, provided they coordinate and pay fees. Due to restrictions in the key strait, global oil prices have begun to rise.
Heavy rains flooded Honolulu and damaged hundreds of homes in the Manoa Valley. Rescuers evacuated 230 people due to a sudden rise in water levels.
The Pentagon has put the 82nd Division on alert and is deploying F-16 fighters to the Strait of Hormuz. The military could take control of Iran's oil routes.
Metal structures and nets were installed on the research vessel Lagoda to protect against drones. Experts doubt the effectiveness of such protection against attacks.
The Irish government will reduce compensation for refugee accommodation from 600 to 400 euros. The ARP program is planned to be completely phased out over the next three years.
The new system analyzes satellite images and detects micro-movements of the soil. The technology is already being tested in Nepal and Britain to save thousands of lives.
After the HUR strike on the Bastion-M complex, the enemy lost most of its launchers. Now the occupiers likely have only one operational installation for hypersonic missiles.
Abnormally high temperatures of up to 44. 4 degrees Celsius have been recorded in 14 states. Meteorologists predict the prolonged heat will last at least until early April.
The company is discontinuing the development of the Sora video generator due to high resource costs. The $1 billion collaboration with Disney is also officially ending.
Iranian authorities reported a shell falling near the Bushehr NPP without casualties or damage. Israel and the US were accused of the attack amid escalating tensions in the region.
French investigators searched the bank's offices in a corruption case involving diplomat Fabrice Aidan. The investigation is looking into the transfer of confidential UN data to Jeffrey Epstein.
Robert Brovdi criticized the mayor of Lviv for reproaching the military over drone flights. The commander emphasized the impossibility of 100% downing of Shaheds.
The ASDE-X system did not warn the controller about the approaching Air Canada aircraft and fire truck. Special equipment without a transponder entered the runway in 10 seconds.
The US President's approval rating has fallen to a minimum due to strikes on Iran and expensive energy. Only 25% of Americans approve of his economic policy.
Israel's ambassador to the UN announced the continuation of military operations against Iranian targets. The country demands the complete elimination of Tehran's nuclear potential.
Mette Frederiksen's Social Democrats lead with 21% of the votes according to exit polls. No bloc has a majority, so centrists will decide the fate of the coalition.
Voting is underway in Denmark's general election following Donald Trump's statements about the island. Social Democrats Mette Frederiksen lead in the polls.
Russian troops shelled Kherson at 04:15 AM. As a result of the attack, a 62-year-old man was killed in his own home, and 11 private houses were damaged.
In the Poltava community, two people were killed and eleven were injured due to enemy strikes. Residential buildings and a hotel building were damaged.
ATESH partisans recorded a concentration of equipment on the territory of the former enterprise. The facility has become the main logistics center for supplying enemy fuel.
The General Staff reported the elimination of 890 occupiers and 1023 drones in a day. The enemy's total equipment losses reached over 38,000 artillery systems.
As a result of drone strikes, a diesel fuel tank caught fire at the plant. The oil refining unit, CHP-2, and a children's center building were damaged.
As a result of the night attack on Zaporizhzhia, one person was killed and five were injured. Eight buildings, a shop, and an industrial facility were damaged.
