Philippines Relaunches 14-Day E-Visa for Chinese Travelers in November
Philippines will resume e-visa service for Chinese citizens in November, offering 14-day stays for tourism or business via Manila and Cebu airports.
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Powerful 7.4-Magnitude Quake Strikes Eastern Mindanao, Tsunami Warning Issued
A magnitude-7.4 quake off eastern Mindanao has prompted tsunami warnings, urging coastal residents to move to higher ground and stay prepared.
Philippines Quake: Survivors Recall Terrifying Aftershocks
Survivors recall the terrifying moment a 6.9 quake hit the central Philippines, leaving 68 dead and 559 injured.
Cebu Quake: Rescuers Race to Save Lives After 6.9 Tremor
A 6.9-magnitude earthquake shook Cebu, Philippines, killing at least 72 people. Rescue teams and local volunteers are racing against time to pull survivors from the rubble.
6.9-Magnitude Quake Strikes Central Philippines: Death Toll Hits 69
A 6.9-magnitude quake hit Cebu province on Tuesday evening, leaving at least 69 dead. Military relief trucks delivered supplies to affected areas.
6.9-Magnitude Quake Shakes Cebu: Death Toll Rises to 69
A powerful 6.9-magnitude quake rocked Cebu province, killing 69 and injuring over 147. State of calamity declared as rescue ops and aftershocks continue.
Super Typhoon Ragasa Strikes Philippines: 6 Lives Lost
Super typhoon Ragasa batters northern Philippines with floods and landslides, claiming 6 lives and leaving several missing and injured.
Manila Erupts: Thousands Protest Billion-Dollar Corruption Scandal
Thousands in Manila clashed with police over a scandal that allegedly siphoned flood-control funds. Youth-led protests demand full transparency and accountability.
Philippine Vessel Rams China Coast Guard Ship Near Huangyan Dao
A Philippine vessel deliberately rammed a China Coast Guard ship near Huangyan Dao on September 16, after ignoring warnings and facing water cannon in China’s territorial waters.
Philippines’ One-China Move: Reading the Signals 🧐
On August 29, the Philippines reaffirmed the one-China principle, stressing only economic ties with Taiwan region while balancing U.S. alliances and regional security.