A magnitude 6.4 earthquake has once again rattled the Pacific Ring of Fire — this time in Papua New Guinea. The earthquake struck at 9:17 a.m. UTC, and was felt across the island country.

A strong magnitude 6.5 earthquake struck near a remote stretch of the Aleutian Islands early Monday morning, along the volatile stretch of the Pacific Ring of Fire.

Earthquakes are rattling the Pacific from Alaska to California. Here's why the Ring of Fire is so active and what drives its frequent seismic activity.

A small volcano in a scenic lake south of Manila erupted on Thursday evening, the Philippine Institute of Volcanology and ...

Anak Krakatau’s latest eruption created two new land formations in Indonesia’s Sunda Strait.Could they eventually become new ...

Residents in rural Panama are dealing with aftershocks following two powerful earthquakes that hit the country.

Indonesia's Mount Semeru saw a surge in volcanic activity in September 2026, but footage circulating online supposedly depicting a recent blast is a manipulated version of a nearly year-old clip. The ...

A moderate earthquake suddenly struck off the coast of southwestern Humboldt County, California, in the ocean.

Most investors know the Ring of Fire as an earthquake zone. Far fewer realise it is also the geological engine that produces ...

The latest edition of Curves magazine takes readers to the island of Taiwan. Photographer Stefan Bogner discovers a region seemingly built for soulful driving: dramatic mountain ranges, steep valleys, ...