Your daily round-up of today's news:
- A Philippine cargo ship has launched a non-stop voyage to the US West Coast with the easing of trade burdens amid pandemic eyed.
- Philippine Vice President Leni Robredo admitted that unifying the opposition forces is not easy.
- The Philippine government's Build, Build, Build program generated over 1.48 million jobs during the pandemic, according to the DPWH.
- Former senator Bongbong Marcos thanked the KBL for endorsing him as its presidential bet.
- The US House of Representatives approved one billion dollars for Israel's Iron Dome.
- The US Border Patrol halted using horses in migrant operations around Del Rio, Texas, after embarrassing photos suggested mistreatment of Haitian border-crossers.
- The Parisian court confirms life sentence for the Venezuelan militant Carlos the Jackal.
- Almost 20 EU nations support nominated Tedros Adhanom Ghebreyesus for a second term as head of the World Health Organization.
- A 3,500-year-old tablet recounting the epic of Gilgamesh was returned to Iraq after being stolen three decades ago and illegally imported to the United States.
- Volvo will be using leather-free upholstery in their future vehicles.
- The cast of the upcoming Super Mario Bros. movie has been announced and it will hit theaters in December 2022.
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