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Death toll from the Philippines' strongest earthquake in 50 years rises to 37

As a result of the 7. 8-magnitude earthquake, 37 people were killed and 487 injured. Approximately 2,000 homes and dozens of government buildings and bridges were damaged.

News of the World • June 9, 04:48 AM • 4102 views
Powerful earthquake in the Philippines: death toll rises to 35, over 200 injured

As a result of a 7. 8 magnitude earthquake in the Philippines, 35 people have died and more than 200 are injured. The disaster caused destruction, landslides and a one-meter tsunami.

News of the World • June 8, 04:09 PM • 4832 views
Powerful earthquake in the Philippines claims 15 livesPhotoVideo

A magnitude 7. 8 earthquake in the Philippines has killed 15 people and destroyed buildings. A large-scale tsunami warning has been issued across Asia.

News of the World • June 8, 08:15 AM • 4141 views
China has launched a special maritime operation near Taiwan

Beijing has launched a maritime operation due to an agreement between Japan and the Philippines. Forces from several provinces and the China Coast Guard have been involved in the patrolling.

Politics • June 6, 10:41 PM • 40421 views
Japan and the Philippines strengthen cooperation regarding Taiwan amid a more cautious US stance

Tokyo and Manila are deepening military cooperation amid Washington's restrained position. The countries are creating their own security system to deter China.

Politics • June 4, 02:57 AM • 5517 views
Austria and Portugal elected as new members of the UN Security Council

The UN General Assembly has elected Austria, Portugal, and three other countries to the Security Council. The new members will begin their two-year term on January 1, 2027.

Politics • June 3, 09:15 PM • 16631 views
Putin's bikers have deployed a network of pro-Russian propaganda across Europe - intelligence

The "Night Wolves" have opened new chapters in Europe to support Russian aggression. Club members are raising funds for the occupiers and spreading Kremlin propaganda.

Politics • June 2, 07:19 AM • 17642 views
China deployed patrol ships east of Taiwan following talks between Tokyo and Manila

Beijing sent ships to Taiwan due to Japan-Philippines border negotiations. China considers these actions illegal and is tightening control in the region.

Politics • June 1, 07:04 AM • 4390 views
Pentagon Chief Criticizes Europe and Softens Tone on China Threat

Pete Hegseth demands that NATO increase defense spending and stop being protectorates. He also noted the "alarming" military buildup of China.

News of the World • May 30, 05:56 PM • 4382 views
China claims it forced a Dutch frigate to leave the disputed islands area in the South China Sea

China pushed a Dutch frigate out of disputed waters near the Paracel Islands. Beijing employed electronic jamming due to a helicopter launch from the vessel.

News of the World • May 28, 06:21 AM • 18181 views
Three people killed, 17 missing after building collapse in the Philippines

A building collapsed during construction work in the city of Angeles, leaving three people dead. Rescuers are searching for another 17 people missing under the rubble.

News of the World • May 25, 06:41 AM • 3411 views
A 9-story unfinished building collapsed in the Philippines; dozens may be trapped under the rubble

In the city of Angeles, a nine-story unfinished building collapsed during a thunderstorm. About 30 people may be under the debris; a rescue operation is underway.

News of the World • May 24, 04:41 AM • 5055 views
Four Ukrainians among crew members sent to quarantine in Rotterdam due to hantavirus on the liner - conditions revealedPhotoVideo

Four Ukrainians from the vessel MV Hondius are among the crew members sent to quarantine in the port of Rotterdam due to hantavirus. They are to be isolated in special trailers until June 17.

Society • May 18, 01:46 PM • 16932 views
Citizens of various countries, including Ukraine, evacuated to the Netherlands from a liner with hantavirus

Twenty-six people of various nationalities, including Ukrainians, were evacuated from the MV Hondius vessel due to a hantavirus outbreak. The passengers were sent into strict quarantine.

Health • May 11, 05:36 AM • 5015 views
Search continues worldwide for passengers who disembarked before hantavirus outbreak on liner – what is known so farPhoto

Three people have died due to a hantavirus outbreak on the vessel MV Hondius. The WHO is in contact with officials from at least 12 countries monitoring citizens who have returned home; five Ukrainians are on board.

Health • May 8, 03:09 PM • 5061 views
Spanish police seize 30 tons of cocaine in Europe's largest operation

Spanish police have seized a record 30 tons of cocaine on a vessel near the Canary Islands. 23 people were arrested, and the value of the cargo exceeds 812 million euros.

News of the World • May 7, 03:33 PM • 9018 views
The US launched a Tomahawk from the Philippines for the first time during exercises; China reacted sharply

The US Army launched a Tomahawk missile from the Typhon system in the Philippines for the first time. China accused the US of destabilization and demands the immediate removal of the weapons.

Politics • May 6, 02:17 AM • 12328 views
Nearly 200,000 people affected by ash from Mayon Volcano in the Philippines, over 5,000 evacuated

Nearly 200,000 people have been affected by the Mayon Volcano in the Philippines. More than 5,000 people were evacuated due to heavy ashfall and pyroclastic flows.

News of the World • May 4, 11:31 PM • 3964 views
Over 300 families evacuated in the Philippines due to ash from Mayon VolcanoPhoto

More than 300 families have been evacuated in the Philippines due to ash from the Mayon volcano. Clouds covered 87 villages, damaging farms and blocking visibility on the roads.

News of the World • May 4, 04:32 AM • 3556 views
Mayon Volcano awakens in the PhilippinesVideo

In the Philippine province of Albay, an eruption of the Mayon Volcano has begun, characterized by lava flows and earthquakes. Residents are being urged to evacuate from danger zones due to the threat.

News of the World • May 3, 05:03 AM • 9513 views
Ukraine sees path to Japanese weapons supplies after Tokyo eases export rules

The easing of export rules in Japan allows for the start of negotiations on the supply of military equipment. Ukraine is also proposing joint production of air defense systems and drones.

Politics • May 1, 05:55 AM • 5284 views
A volcano in Greece, thought to be dormant for 100,000 years, is actually accumulating magma underground

Scientists have discovered a continuous accumulation of magma beneath the Greek volcano Methana. This discovery forces a re-evaluation of the danger level of all dormant volcanoes in the world.

News of the World • April 23, 09:41 AM • 11752 views
Greece denied Iran's claims of seizing a container ship near the Strait of Hormuz

An Iranian boat fired upon the container ship Epaminondas in the Strait of Hormuz. The vessel remains under the captain's control, and the crew, including Ukrainians, was unharmed.

News of the World • April 22, 09:55 PM • 3186 views
Japan eases arms export rules, moving away from post-war pacifism

Tokyo has allowed the sale of missiles and vessels abroad to strengthen its defense industrial base. The government will assess each sale individually instead of using five categories.

Politics • April 21, 07:40 AM • 4105 views
IEA: War in Iran destroyed global oil demand growth

The IEA predicts a reduction in oil consumption due to the blockade of the Strait of Hormuz and rising prices. Supplies have fallen by 9%, and Asia is already experiencing a shortage of raw materials.

Economy • April 14, 11:14 AM • 31772 views
Asian countries switch to Russian oil amid crisis due to war in the Middle East - FT

The Philippines, Korea, and India have resumed purchases of raw materials from Russia due to the energy crisis. The US temporarily lifted restrictions amid rising Brent prices.

Economy • April 1, 03:29 PM • 4898 views
Russian oil exports collapsed due to drone strikes that paralyzed Baltic ports - Bloomberg

Attacks on the ports of Primorsk and Ust-Luga reduced Russian oil supplies to 2. 32 million barrels. Moscow's export revenues fell by more than $1 billion.

War in Ukraine • April 1, 07:41 AM • 5743 views
Eurovision launches Asian version - what is knownVideo

The EBU announced the launch of the Eurovision Song Contest Asia, the final of which will take place on November 14, 2026. 10 countries in the region have already confirmed their participation in the new contest.

Culture • March 31, 06:33 AM • 56638 views
Philippines began buying Russian oil due to the threat of an energy crisis

Petron Corp. refinery purchased 2.48 million barrels of oil from the Russian Federation due to the blockade of supplies from the Middle East. The country declared an energy emergency.

Economy • March 29, 09:59 PM • 7364 views
UAE reports 16 intercepted Iranian missiles and 42 drones

As a result of the Iranian attack, 11 people were killed and 178 were injured. UAE defense forces successfully destroyed 58 aerial targets within one day.

News of the World • March 29, 01:53 PM • 8571 views