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Typhoon Wipha grounds 400 flights; batters Hong Kong, southern China
Typhoon Wipha has wreaked havoc in Hong Kong and southern China, canceling over 400 flights and forcing hundreds into shelters. The storm made landfall in Taishan city, Guangdong province, around 6:00pm (local time) after staying offshore for most of the day. It weakened to a severe tropical storm with maximum sustained winds of 108 kph (108km/h).
Despite proclaiming a “one China” policy, Manila has been moving toward greater economic and security cooperation with Taipei.
The Philippine government on Sunday disputed China's latest advisory warning its students about safety risks in the country, ...
Philippine President Ferdinand Marcos Jr. meets U.S. President Donald Trump this week, hoping Manila's status as a key Asian ally will secure a more favorable trade deal before an August 1 deadline.
The Philippine embassy in Beijing did not immediately respond to a request for comment. Copyright 2025 Thomson Reuters. Your ...
China’s Education Ministry has issued a safety warning for Chinese students in the Philippines, following what it describes ...
Scarborough Shoal is located within the Philippines' exclusive economic zone and is nearly 700 miles from China.
Manila’s significant shift could pave the way for the Philippines, an American treaty ally, to play a bigger role in regional ...
Ministry of Education says public security in the Philippines has been unstable and Chinese have frequently been targeted.
The country has been gradually expanding military cooperation with the U.S., Japan, and Beijing-claimed Taiwan.
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