Earthquake in Japan Today

Magnitude 7.8 earthquake hits Russia

Powerful earthquake at Russian coast: Far East hit with tremors of magnitude 7.4; 'hazardous' waves possible

A significant 7.4 magnitude earthquake rattled Russia's Kamchatka peninsula, prompting possibility of tsunami warnings for coastal areas within 300 kilometers. The Pacific Tsunami Warning Center cautioned about potentially hazardous waves.

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Magnitude 7.8 earthquake hits Russia; tsunami advisory issued, then canceled

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Magnitude-7.4 earthquake rocks Russia’s east coast of Kamchatka as tsunami warning called off

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Singer and composer Zubeen Garg, who is famous for his song Ye Ali from the film Gangster, has reportedly died following a tragic accident in Singapore, where he was attending the 4th North East Indi...

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7.8 Magnitude Earthquake Strikes Russia, Tsunami Warning Issued | Watch

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Strong quake hits Russia's Kamchatka, no damage reported

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Two earthquakes rattle southern Japan today: what to know

The International Federation of Red Cross said in a post on its website: “The seismic activity has been very active around the area since the end of June and a magnitude 5.5 (in the Japanese intensity scare level 6 lower) earthquake struck near the Tokara Islands in Kagoshima Prefecture at 4:13 p.m. on 3 July 2025.

News Hub:Japan Quake Continues to Weigh on Markets

WSJ's Kristina Peterson reports stock futures opened the day lower as a result of lingering effects of last month's earthquake in Japan. Also, disappointing earnings by Alcoa weighed on futures as well.

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Series of quakes rattles Tokara islands in Kagoshima, southwestern Japan

A series of earthquakes has rattled the Tokara islands of Kagoshima Prefecture in southwestern Japan from the night of

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Three earthquakes pop up across Japan today: what we know

Japan experienced three small earthquakes Friday, each measuring between magnitude 4.5 and 4.6, according to the U.S. Geological Survey. There were no immediate reports of injuries or structural damage.