Your daily round-up of today's news:
- The transport strike has ended after two days following the dialogue between transport group PISTON and the Malacanang. All jeeps are back on the road today.
- The Bureau of the Treasury says that the national debt of the Philippines has reached 13.7 trillion pesos.
- The Philippine Coast Guard warns that the cleanup of the Mindoro oil spill may take some time as the submerged tanker is now 300 meters deep.
- Negros Oriental 3rd district representative Arnulfo Teves was charged with murder following the killing in 2019.
- Ukraine denies the reported link to the sinking of the Nord Stream pipeline.
- Protesters have clashed with police in the Georgian capital Tbilisi after the parliament backed a controversial draft law that critics say it limits press freedom and suppresses civil society. Georgia's "foreign agent" bill was met with widespread condemnation and the opposition described it as a Russian-style law.
- UK Prime Minister Rishi Sunak says he's up for the fight on migrant boats as he expressed confidence that the government would win any legal battles over its new law.
- The RMT union has called off the planned March 16 strike after receiving a new pay offer.
- The Hot Wheels line of toy cars is getting a car makeover reality show on NBC.
- The S&P has cut Nissan's credit rating to junk status, saying it needs to make improvements in sales and revenue.
- Kakao outbids HYBE with a new offer to SM stockholders in an attempt to secure 35% of the share.
- Dongyo Entertainment addresses rumors that DKZ member Kyoungyoon's parents were part of the JMS cult. The JMS cult, founded by the leader and convicted rapist Jung Myung Seok, was featured in the recent Netflix documentary In The Name of God: A Holy Betrayal.
- Colorado police are investigating Memphis Grizzlies player Ja Morant's actions from the weekend after he posted an Instagram Live video in which he displayed what appeared to be a gun while at a nightclub.
- The UEFA is refunding Liverpool fans over last season's Champions League final against Real Madrid in Paris following the chaos that left hundreds of fans missing the game.
- Disney announced a new reality show coming to Disney+ this April 12. It's titled Rennervations and it's hosted by Jeremy Renner as he and his celebrity friends are restoring vehicles and communities. The new series was filmed before Jeremy Renner's New Year snowplow accident.
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