If the sea-level rise continues, thousands of Filipino families living in coastal areas could be in danger.
Online classes of figure skating techniques are taught for you by Olympic athletes. Lesson 45 minutes long. Be with the best. Hurry up to book now.STORY: Japan is opening its borders. Prime Minister Fumio Kishida announced on Thursday the country will ease COVID-19 border control requirements next month.[Japan's Prime Minister, Fumio Kishida]"From October 11th, Japan will relax border control measures to be on par with the U.S. as well as resume visa-free travel and individual travel.
Business lobbies and travel companies have urged Japan to relax its border controls more swiftly, saying they were out of step with major trading partners and could cause the nation to fall behind economically.Japan's currency weakened past the psychologically important level of 145 yen to the dollar on Thursday, making foreign travel and purchases in the country the cheapest in decades.
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Biden seeks closer ties with Philippines after 'rocky' pastPresident Joe Biden pledged on Thursday in his first face-to-face meeting with new Philippine President Ferdinand Marcos Jr. to work to strengthen relations with the Pacific nation after what he said had been some “rocky times” in the past. Meeting on the sidelines of the U.N. General Assembly, the leaders discussed tensions in the South China Sea, the long-standing security relationship between the United States and the Philippines, stresses to the global economy and food security caused by Russia's invasion of Ukraine, and other issues. Biden also noted that the Philippines was among U.S. allies to quickly condemn the Russian invasion of Ukraine.
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