Typhoon Nanmadol hits Japan hard
On Monday, September 19, Typhoon Nanmadol lashed western Japan with torrential rain and high gusts, which caused airlines to cancel
Marcos visit New York for the UNGA address
On the morning of Sunday, September 18, President Ferdinand Marcos Jr. arrived at John F. Kennedy International Airport in New
First monkeypox case detected in China, health advisory “don’t touch foreigners”
A senior Chinese health official has issued a health advisory to people to avoid coming in physical contact with foreigners
Pakistan floods worsened by global warming
Pakistan has been reeling through one of the most catastrophic floods in decades, displacing millions of people and rendering over
SCO Summit: Modi meets Putin, Erdogan, Raisi, discuss Ukraine war, Afghanistan
SCO (Shanghai Cooperation Organization) annual summit in Samarkand, Uzbekistan was participated by Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi, Russian President Vladimir
New Zealand “suitcase murder” case has a South Korean suspect
A 42 year old South Korean woman has been arrested over the alleged murder of two children whose bodies were
US is worried about China and Russia’s friendship
After Chinese President Xi Jinping visited his Russian counterpart Vladimir Putin in Uzbekistan on Thursday, the United States State Department
As bookings increase, more restaurants implement reservation fees to prevent no-shows
Some restaurants now demand customers to submit reservation deposits or credit card holding fees in order to avoid no-shows or
Samsung sets 100% clean energy goal by 2050
South Korean company Samsung Electronics has decided to shift away from fossil fuels by aiming to entirely base its global
Marcos Jr. says his family isn’t distorting Philippine history
On Tuesday, September 13, Philippine leader Ferdinand Marcos Jr. defended his late father’s imposition of martial law when he was
