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Tuesday, Oct 14, 2025
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EU Deploys New Biometric Entry/Exit System: What Non-EU Travelers Must Know
From October 12, biometric checks begin across Schengen borders ahead of full rollout by April 2026
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China Issues Policy Documents Exclusively in Domestic Office Format Amid Tech Tensions
Ministry of Commerce publishes key rare-earth export controls via WPS Office files, barring direct access in Microsoft Word
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Conan O’Brien Brings His Emmy-Winning Travel Show to the Philippines
The late-night host continues his global comedy series exploring culture and humor.
U.S. Backs Philippines Following China’s Warning Over Naval Clash
Washington reaffirms its treaty obligations as tensions rise in disputed waters.
Philippines Rocked by Moderate Earthquake
Authorities report no major damage but urge continued vigilance for aftershocks.
Political Forces in the Philippines Set Stage for Future Power Struggles
Analysts see shifting alliances as key parties position for the 2028 elections.
Ramon Zandueta Appointed CEO of KRM Re Brokers Philippines
The new leadership aims to strengthen the company’s position in regional reinsurance markets.
Philippine Finance Chief Warns Corruption Scandal Could Slow Economy
Officials face pressure to restore investor confidence amid growing fiscal concerns.
U.S. Calls for Anti-Corruption Reforms in Philippine Customs Bureau
Washington labels the agency among the most corrupt in Southeast Asia.
Chinese Coast Guard Rams Philippine Ship Near Disputed Island
The damaged vessel highlights rising hostilities in contested South China Sea waters.
U.S. Condemns China Over South China Sea Collision with Philippine Vessel
The incident marks another escalation in maritime tensions between the two nations.
South Korea and the Philippines Strengthen Infrastructure Cooperation
New agreements aim to boost transportation, energy, and digital development projects.
Philippines Faces Economic and Social Challenges from Aging Population
Experts warn of rising healthcare and pension costs amid declining birth rates.
Ex-Microsoft Engineer Confirms Famous Windows XP Key Was Leaked Corporate License, Not a Hack
The notorious FCKGW key originated from a Volume Licensing Key, leaked before XP’s release, not reverse-engineered
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China’s lesson for the US: it takes more than chips to win the AI race
As Washington doubles down on export controls and tariff pressure to stymie China’s technological ascent, Beijing is quietly reshaping the rules of engagement. Rather than cede the AI and tech race to U.S. dominance, China is leaning int...
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New 6.0-Magnitude Quake Hits Mindanao After Deadly Tremors
The latest earthquake adds to mounting destruction and public fear across the region.
Powerful 7.4-Magnitude Earthquake Strikes Davao Oriental
Authorities report casualties and widespread structural damage in southern Philippines.
Philippine Vessel Damaged After Collision with Chinese Coast Guard Ship
Incident near disputed island heightens maritime tensions in the South China Sea.
Two Major Earthquakes Kill at Least Seven in Southern Philippines
Officials warn of ongoing aftershocks and structural risks following the twin temblors.
China and the Philippines Trade Accusations Over South China Sea Collision
Tensions escalate after vessels from both nations collide near a disputed island.
Philippines Accuses China of Deliberately Colliding with Its Vessel
Manila condemns 'aggressive actions' near disputed South China Sea territory.
Philippine Officials Bring Christmas Cheer to Honolulu with Parol Lighting
Event celebrates Filipino culture and unity as the holiday season begins.
Powerful Earthquakes Strike the Philippines, Killing at Least Seven
Two strong earthquakes struck off the southern Philippines, killing at least seven people and triggering widespread panic across coastal communities. The tremors, centered near the Mindanao region, caused extensive damage to buildings an...
Relief Organizations Mobilize After Deadly Philippines Quake
Humanitarian groups have mobilized to assist survivors of the deadly earthquakes that struck the Philippines, leaving widespread damage and casualties. Aid organizations are delivering food, medical supplies, and shelter materials to the...
Aftershocks and Clean-Up Efforts Continue Across the Philippines
The Philippines has begun clean-up operations following a series of powerful earthquakes that devastated several southern provinces. Emergency crews are clearing debris, restoring power, and delivering aid to affected areas, as residents...
Experts Warn of Structural Risks Following Philippines Earthquake
Seismologists have confirmed that the magnitude 7.4 earthquake in the Philippines originated along a major subduction zone near Mindanao. Experts warn that weakened infrastructure and ongoing aftershocks could pose further risks in the c...
7.4-Magnitude Quake Rocks Philippine Sea, Tsunami Warnings Issued
A massive 7.4-magnitude earthquake struck beneath the Philippine Sea, shaking large portions of the country and prompting immediate tsunami alerts. Authorities urged residents in coastal areas to evacuate, warning of potential waves as h...
Philippines Beats East Timor 4-1 in Asian Cup Qualifier
The Philippines secured a commanding 4-1 victory over East Timor in the Asian Cup qualifiers, bolstering their campaign with an impressive attacking display and renewed hopes for advancement in the tournament.
Corruption Scandal Erodes Global Trust in Philippine Flood-Control Projects
An escalating corruption scandal involving flood-control infrastructure in the Philippines has raised serious concerns among international partners, threatening future aid and damaging the country’s reputation for transparency and govern...
Trump Selects Ally to Serve as US Ambassador to the Philippines
Former US President Donald Trump has nominated a close associate known for his firm stance against Chinese influence to serve as the next American envoy to the Philippines, signaling a tougher diplomatic posture in the region.
Philippines and France Close to Sealing Joint Military Exercise Agreement
The Philippines and France are nearing an agreement to conduct joint military exercises aimed at enhancing defense cooperation, maritime security, and regional stability in the Indo-Pacific region.
Catastrophic Earthquake Strikes Cebu, Leaving Over 70 Dead
A devastating earthquake has hit the Philippine island of Cebu, killing more than 70 people and causing widespread destruction, as rescue teams continue to search for survivors amid collapsed structures and damaged infrastructure.
Philippines and Taiwan Strengthen Regional Ties Amid Shared Security Concerns
Ongoing discussions between Philippine and Taiwanese officials are focusing on shared regional challenges, with analysts highlighting closer cooperation in trade, security, and disaster preparedness across the Asia-Pacific.
Philippines and Czechia Secure Playoff Spots at Pre-Olympic Curling Event
The Philippines and Czechia have clinched playoff berths at the 2025 Pre-Olympic Curling Qualification Event after a strong performance on Day Three, marking a historic moment for both nations in their bid for Olympic contention.
WHO Highlights Philippine Advocate in Global Mental Health Initiative
The World Health Organization has spotlighted Emmanuel, a mental health advocate from the Philippines, for his work in expanding community-based care and promoting awareness of mental wellness among young people.
Triangle Energy Wins Offshore Exploration Blocks in the Philippines
Australia-based Triangle Energy, leading a consortium of partners, has been awarded two new offshore exploration blocks in Philippine waters, advancing efforts to expand energy exploration and strengthen regional energy security.
Philippine and Australian Firms Partner on Post-Quantum Cryptography Initiative
Technology firms Patero and Calibr8 Systems have announced a strategic alliance to accelerate the adoption of post-quantum cryptography solutions across Australia and the Philippines, strengthening cybersecurity resilience in the digital...
The Davos Set in Decline: Why the World Economic Forum’s Power Must Be Challenged
Once hailed as a forum for cooperation, the WEF now faces existential questions about legitimacy, democracy, and its obsession with global control.
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China Launches Military Drill in Malaysia as Japan-Philippines Exercise Begins
China’s military has announced new drills in Malaysian waters just as Japan and the Philippines commence their joint exercises, reflecting the growing complexity of defense posturing in the Asia-Pacific amid ongoing maritime disputes.
U.S. and Philippine Forces Conduct Joint Drills Near South China Sea
American and Philippine military forces are carrying out joint exercises near a sensitive area of the South China Sea, underscoring deepening defense cooperation between the two allies amid rising regional tensions and maritime security ...
Controversy Grows Over Philippine Flood Control Projects
Flood control initiatives in the Philippines are facing public scrutiny amid allegations of mismanagement and environmental harm, with critics urging the government to prioritize transparency and sustainable solutions for long-term disas...
Dengue Cases in Quezon City Nearly Double in 2025
Health officials in Quezon City report a near doubling of dengue cases this year, prompting intensified mosquito control efforts and public health campaigns to curb the spread of the disease across densely populated urban areas.
Central Bank Expected to Hold Rates as Peso Weakness Heightens Inflation Risks
The Bangko Sentral ng Pilipinas is expected to maintain its benchmark interest rate, as the Philippine peso’s recent decline poses inflationary risks, prompting policymakers to balance currency stability with the need to support economic...
Churches Mobilize Relief Efforts After Philippine Earthquake
Local churches across the Philippines have launched coordinated relief operations in response to recent earthquake devastation, providing emergency supplies, shelter, and counseling to affected communities while partnering with national ...
Marcos Appoints Remulla as New Philippine Ombudsman
President Ferdinand Marcos Jr. has appointed Justice Secretary Jesus Crispin Remulla as the new Ombudsman of the Philippines, tasking him with overseeing anti-corruption efforts and upholding integrity within government institutions.
Philippines Advances Plans for First Nuclear Power Plant
The Philippines is moving forward with its nuclear energy ambitions, setting out a policy framework to guide the development of the country’s first nuclear power plant as part of efforts to ensure long-term energy security and reduce dep...
Philippines and France Close to Agreement on Expanded Combat Drills
Manila and Paris are nearing a defense agreement to strengthen joint combat training and military cooperation, signaling France’s increasing role in Southeast Asian security and the Philippines’ efforts to diversify its strategic partner...
6.9 Magnitude Earthquake Strikes Philippines’ Calape
A powerful 6.9 magnitude earthquake has shaken the town of Calape in the Philippines, causing significant structural damage and triggering aftershocks as authorities assess casualties and coordinate emergency response operations.
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EU Deploys New Biometric Entry/Exit System: What Non-EU Travelers Must Know
China Issues Policy Documents Exclusively in Domestic Office Format Amid Tech Tensions
Ex-Microsoft Engineer Confirms Famous Windows XP Key Was Leaked Corporate License, Not a Hack
China’s lesson for the US: it takes more than chips to win the AI race
The Davos Set in Decline: Why the World Economic Forum’s Power Must Be Challenged
Australian government pays Deloitte nearly half a million dollars for a report built on fabricated quotes, fake citations, and AI-generated nonsense.
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FIFA Accuses Malaysia of Forging Citizenship Documents, Suspends Seven Footballers
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Three Scientists Awarded Nobel Prize in Medicine for Discovery of Immune Self-Tolerance Mechanism
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Vietnam Closes 86 Million Untouched Bank Accounts Over Biometric ID Rules
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