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Trump announced a 50% tariff on copper imports starting August 1

Donald Trump announced a 50% tariff on copper imports starting August 1, citing national security. This decision is part of a series of tariff announcements aimed at reshaping US trade agreements.

News of the World • July 10, 07:29 AM • 3235 views
Oil price falls as Trump's tariff expansion darkens demand outlook - Reuters

Oil prices fell due to new Trump tariffs threatening global economic growth. Brent and WTI futures lost value, despite rising US crude oil inventories and record demand for air travel.

Economy • July 10, 07:01 AM • 3048 views
Trump announced the introduction of tariffs for a number of countries starting August 1

US President Donald Trump announced the introduction of tariffs on imports from the Philippines, Brunei, Moldova, Algeria, Libya, and Iraq starting August 1. Tariff rates vary from 20% to 30% depending on the country.

Economy • July 9, 06:06 PM • 3105 views
Ancient Peruvian city over 3000 years old discovered

Archaeologists have discovered the ancient Peruvian city of Peñico, founded around 1800 BC, which was a strategic trade center. The city is located 600 meters above sea level and connected coastal communities with settlements in the Andes and Amazon.

Culture • July 9, 04:35 AM • 3339 views
Two Chinese aircraft carriers spotted simultaneously in the Pacific Ocean for the first time

Japan announced that it had spotted two Chinese aircraft carriers operating simultaneously in the Pacific Ocean for the first time. The Japanese Defense Minister believes that this indicates Beijing's intention to expand its capabilities.

News of the World • June 10, 08:33 AM • 3790 views
In the Philippine Islands, 35,000 years ago, there was an archipelago with a developed maritime culture

Archaeologists have discovered evidence of a developed maritime culture in the Philippines 35,000 years ago. Found tools, animal bones, shells and human remains testify to this.

Culture • June 5, 01:31 PM • 196 views
In the Philippine Islands, 35,000 years ago, there was an archipelago with a developed maritime culture

Archaeologists have discovered evidence of a developed maritime culture in the Philippines 35,000 years ago. Found tools, animal bones, shells and human remains testify to this.

Culture • June 5, 01:31 PM • 4956 views
Taiwan reported an increase in Chinese military activity around the region

In May, China significantly increased military activity around Taiwan, deploying dozens of ships daily. The number of vessels reached 70 per day, including aircraft carriers, which is a record.

News of the World • June 2, 06:22 AM • 3247 views
Italian team denied sparring with Russia on the eve of the World Cup: details

The Italian national volleyball team has denied information about a possible friendly match with the Russian team in August. It is noted that the Italians are preparing for the 2025 World Cup, where they will play against Ukraine.

Society • June 1, 04:00 PM • 6076 views
South Korea elections: record turnout amid geopolitical tensions

South Korea sees record election turnout amid geopolitical tensions. Leaders debate relations with the US, China and the threat from North Korea.

News of the World • June 1, 11:32 AM • 5676 views
British climber breaks his own record by climbing Everest for the 19th time

51-year-old Kenton Cool, accompanied by Sherpa Dorje Gyaljen, reached the summit of Everest. This is his 19th ascent, which is a record, although Sherpa Kami Rita remains the leader with 30 ascents.

News of the World • May 19, 07:04 AM • 2834 views
Two climbers died on Everest

Climbers from India and the Philippines have died in the current Everest climbing season. An Indian died on the descent, a Filipino died while resting in a high-altitude camp.

Society • May 16, 03:52 PM • 3219 views
The number of IDPs in the world due to conflicts, poverty and climate has crossed the mark of 80 million

Due to conflicts, poverty and climate change, the number of forced migrants in the world has increased to a record 80 million. Natural disasters forced people to leave their homes 45.8 million times.

Society • May 15, 06:08 PM • 4155 views
Reuters: Cardinal Tagle from the Philippines, nicknamed "Asian Francis", is one of the candidates for the position of Pope

Philippine Cardinal Luis Antonio Tagle is called the "Asian Francis" because of his resemblance to the late Pope. He is one of the likely candidates for the papacy.

News of the World • May 5, 11:12 AM • 7791 views
Japan protests against China's "invasion" of disputed islands

Tokyo has lodged a strong protest with the Chinese ambassador over the intrusion of coast guard ships into Japanese territorial waters around the Senkaku Islands. A violation of airspace by a Chinese helicopter has also been recorded.

News of the World • May 4, 07:15 AM • 4673 views
The Philippines landed on three islands disputed with China in response to Beijing's actions

The Philippines landed on Sandy Cay Islands 1, 2 and 3 in the South China Sea. This was in response to China's claim of control over the disputed reef.

News of the World • April 27, 10:49 PM • 4355 views
China claims control over disputed reef in South China Sea

Chinese coast guard establishes control over Sandy Cay, raising the flag of the PRC. The reef is of strategic importance as it allows control of Titu Island.

Politics • April 26, 09:14 PM • 5066 views
The world is "lining up" to cooperate with the EU amid Trump's trade war - von der Leyen

Countries are looking for reliable trading partners in Europe after Trump's trade war. Trust in the EU is growing, with support for membership reaching 74%, the highest level in 40 years.

News of the World • April 22, 07:22 AM • 8562 views
Philippines and US started military exercises amid tensions with China

The Philippines and the US have begun joint "Balikatan" exercises involving 17,000 troops amid tensions with China. For three weeks, they will practice a battle scenario near the South China Sea to deter Beijing.

News of the World • April 21, 02:54 PM • 7981 views
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Sviatoslav Shevchuk and Mykola Bychok: Expert told if there is a chance for Ukrainian Catholic hierarchs to become Pope

The chances of Ukrainian hierarchs heading the Vatican are extremely small, the expert explained. The head of the UGCC Shevchuk will not be elected because he is not a cardinal, and Cardinal Bychok is hindered by his age and the Eastern rite.

Politics • April 21, 02:32 PM • 230213 views
The West as it was no longer exists, but Europe can affirm its reliability - von der Leyen

Ursula von der Leyen stated that the usual perception of the "West" is irrelevant. Europe is the guarantor of Western values, is in demand for the organization of trade and is known for its reliability.

Politics • April 16, 09:41 AM • 9606 views
Kanlaon volcano eruption in the Philippines: ash column reaches 4 km

A 4 km ash column rose over the Philippines due to the eruption of the Kanlaon volcano. The third level of danger is maintained, there is a threat of lava flows.

News of the World • April 8, 04:53 AM • 3969 views
The US and the Philippines conduct Cope Thunder exercises amid threats from China

The Philippines and the United States have launched joint military exercises Cope Thunder, which will last 12 days. The purpose of the exercises is to increase combat readiness and improve joint missions in the face of the threat from China.

News of the World • April 7, 01:37 PM • 8709 views
Extreme weather in 2024 led to the largest displacement of people

In 2024, 151 cases of extreme weather were recorded, leading to mass displacement of the population and deepening the food crisis. Last year was the hottest on record.

News of the World • March 19, 08:29 AM • 10420 views
Former President of the Philippines Duterte arrested at Manila airport on ICC case

Rodrigo Duterte detained at Manila International Airport under an International Criminal Court warrant. The former president of the Philippines is accused of crimes against humanity for his "war on drugs."

News of the World • March 11, 07:17 AM • 13458 views
Tragic diving off the island of Verde: Two Russians did not return from the underwater dive

Two Russian citizens died during a group dive off the Philippine Islands. One was a victim of a shark attack, the other drowned after losing consciousness in a strong current.

News of the World • February 28, 05:06 AM • 29322 views
Delta Air Lines confirms 18 injured in Toronto plane crash, no fatalities

A Delta Air Lines plane made an emergency landing at Toronto Pearson Airport due to severe weather conditions. 18 passengers were injured, three in critical condition, including a child.

News of the World • February 18, 01:13 AM • 30624 views
Six Chinese balloons discovered near Taiwan

The Taiwanese Defense Ministry recorded 6 Chinese balloons during the day. There were also 9 military aircraft, 6 ships and 2 official Chinese vessels near the island.

News of the World • February 7, 07:32 AM • 25859 views
Four people were killed in the Philippines as a result of the crash of a US military aircraft

A light aircraft chartered by the US military crashed in the province of Maguindanao del Sur. Four people were killed in the crash.

News of the World • February 6, 04:15 PM • 27100 views
The United States and the Philippines conducted joint patrols over the disputed territory with China

The Philippines and the United States conducted joint air patrols over the South China Sea with FA-50 fighters and B1-B bombers. Chinese warships were spotted in the Philippine maritime zone.

News of the World • February 4, 05:05 AM • 23851 views