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Evacuations · ManilaSuper Typhoon Noru made landfall in the Philippines in the evening on September 25 as the equivalent of a category 4 storm. The storm's winds massively accelerated from 50 miles (80 kilometers) per hour on September 24 to 155 miles (250 kilometers)per hour the next day. Meteorologists have only recorded a handful of storms that have ever intensified so much so quickly.See the Story
Super Typhoon Noru strengthening as it heads for Philippines
48% Center coverage: 95 sources
US & Canada · ManilaSecretary of State Antony Blinken is the first U.S. Cabinet official to visit the new Philippine leader. He reiterated in a meeting with Marcos on Saturday America's commitment to the 1951 Mutual Defense Treaty. The Philippines has locked horns with China over the past few years over Beijing's increasing presence in the South China Sea.See the Story
Marcos meets Blinken in Philippines amid US-China crisis
44% Right coverage: 23 sources
Asia · ManilaMore than 150 people were also injured in the quake that struck the province of Abra. Most deaths were due to being struck by collapsing structures or debris. President Ferdinand Marcos Jr inspected damage in the region. The Philippines lies along the Pacific "Ring of Fire," an arc of faults across the Pacific Ocean.See the Story
Hundreds of aftershocks shake earthquake-hit northern Philippines
43% Right coverage: 14 sources
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Europe · ManilaThe 12.7-billion-peso ($227 million) deal to acquire the Mi-17 helicopters was approved last month. The deal was canceled because Manila could face possible sanctions under a U.S. federal law. The Russian-made helicopters could have been used for combat, search and rescue operations, and medical evacuations in the Southeast Asian archipelago.See the Story
Philippines scraps Russian helicopter deal
50% Center coverage: 24 sources
Asia · ManilaFormer Philippine President Fidel Ramos was laid to rest in a state funeral Tuesday. He was hailed as an ex-general who backed then helped oust a dictatorship. Ramos served as president from 1992 to 1998, succeeding democracy icon Corazon Aquino. He died July 31 at age 94 from COVID-19 complications at the Makati Medical Center.See the Story
Ex-Philippine leader and democracy defender Ramos is buried
63% Center coverage: 22 sources
US & Canada · ManilaCarlos Del Toro says U.S. military focus in the Asia-Pacific region will never slacken. He did not name China but underscored that Beijing has encroached in sovereign waters of its Asian neighbors. Del Toro said potential Asian aggressors should learn from the current troubles of Russian President Vladimir Putin.See the Story
Navy Secretary Warns Asian Aggressors Will Face Western Might
62% Left coverage: 21 sources
US & Canada · ManilaThe Asian Development Bank says it will devote at least $14 billion through 2025 to help ease a worsening food crisis in the Asia-Pacific. The development lender said it plans a comprehensive program of support to help the 1.1 billion people in the region. The plan calls for improving long-term food security by strengthening farming and food supplies.See the Story
ADB plans $14 billion program to ease food crisis in region
59% Center coverage: 12 sources
Business · ManilaThe Philippines will stop operations of 175 offshore gambling firms and deport about 40,000 Chinese workers. The crackdown was triggered by reports of murder, kidnapping and other crimes committed by Chinese nationals against fellow Chinese nationals. The sector emerged in the Philippines in 2016 and grew exponentially, as operators capitalised on the country's liberal gaming laws to target customers in China.See the Story
Philippines to shut 175 offshore gambling firms, deport 40,000 Chinese workers
42% Left coverage: 12 sources
Asia · ManilaThe 31-year-old had recovered but was isolated at home. 10 people identified as close contacts have been ordered to quarantine. The person had previously travelled to countries with documented monkeypox cases. Around 70 countries where monkeypox is not endemic have reported outbreaks of the viral disease.See the Story
Philippines reports first monkeypox case, traces 10 close contacts
39% Right coverage: 13 sources
US & Canada · WashingtonPresident Joe Biden met with new Philippine President Ferdinand Marcos Jr. The leaders discussed tensions in the South China Sea, the state of the global economy, and other issues. Biden said they would also address human rights. The relationship hit bumps during the presidency of Marcos' predecessor, Rodrigo Duterte.See the Story
Biden, Philippines' Marcos discuss tensions in South China Sea
50% Left coverage: 14 sources
Asia · ManilaThe death toll from a major earthquake in the northern Philippines rises to 10. Another four bodies were found in rubble, authorities said, as aftershocks continued to rock the mountainous region. The powerful quake rippled across the hilly region, damaging thousands of homes as well as toppling buildings.See the Story
Death Toll From Philippine Quake Rises To 10
57% Center coverage: 7 sources
