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TYPHOON IMPACT TAIWAN
Japan cancels over 200 flights as double storm threat growsJapan faces severe transport chaos and landslide threats as two tropical storms, Mekkhala and Higos, converge with a seasonal rain front. O...- Typhoon death toll soars past 90 in the PhilippinesThe death toll from Typhoon Kalmaegi in the Philippines climbed past 90 on Wednesday as the devastating impact on hard-hit Cebu province be...
- Super Typhoon Ragasa wreaks havoc in Hong Kong, Taiwan's deadly lake burst claims 14 livesSuper Typhoon Ragasa unleashed its fury on Hong Kong with powerful winds and flooding, prompting warnings of continued hurricane-force cond...
- Typhoon Ragasa: If you have tickets booked on Cathay Pacific, Singapore Airlines, check for cancellationsSuper Typhoon Ragasa disrupts air travel in Hong Kong. Singapore Airlines, Scoot, and Cathay Pacific cancel numerous flights. Hong Kong Int...
- Plane dangerously sways in air during landing attempt at Taiwan's Kinmen Airport - WATCHTyphoon Ragasa unleashed powerful winds and torrential rain across Taiwan, disrupting travel and prompting safety alerts. A commercial plan...
- China's Shanghai braces for torrential rain as Typhoon Kong-rey advancesShanghai prepares for the worst rains in over 40 years as Typhoon Kong-rey approaches. Authorities have alerted citizens to stock up on ess...
- East Asia Summit: Stability and peace in the South China Sea are crucial for India, Modi explains whyPrime Minister Narendra Modi stated the importance of peace, stability, and security in the South China Sea for the Indo-Pacific region. Mo...
- Typhoon Krathon shuts Taiwan’s $2.5 trillion stock marketTaiwan will close its stock market on Wednesday due to Super Typhoon Krathon. Schools and offices are also closed in many parts of Taiwan. ...
- Taiwan's annual war games cut back by incoming Typhoon GaemiTaiwan cancelled some drills in its annual war games as Typhoon Gaemi barrelled towards the island on Tuesday, expected to bring heavy rain...
- Israel-related stocks under pressure after Hamas' shock attackSaturday’s assault has sparked fresh concern about geopolitical risks among investors just when global financial markets were already grapp...
- China warns of big waves, wind and rain as Typhoon Koinu approachesWaves of up to nine metres were expected in the South China Sea under the impact of the storm on Saturday and Sunday, the State Oceanic Adm...
- Typhoon Haikui heads to China after double landfall in TaiwanHaikui had initially appeared to depart the island but made a second landfall early Monday in southwest Kaohsiung before moving out into th...
- Typhoon Haikui makes landfall in Taiwan; thousands left without powerAccording to Taiwan's Central News Agency (CNA), two people who were injured as a result of the Typhoon were travelling in a van, when a tr...
- Typhoon Saola heads towards China and Hong Kong: Preparedness and Uncertainty ahead of intensifying stormTyphoon Saola, after unleashing torrents of rain and powerful gusts upon Taiwan, is now advancing towards China's southern coastline and Ho...
- Typhoon Doksuri wreaks havoc in Northern China, scores dead, many missing; Beijing floodedDevastating Typhoon Doksuri brings chaos and tragedy to northern China.
- Rain hits northern China as Typhoon Doksuri rolls inland"Doksuri's intensity continues to weaken but the impact is far from over," the China Meteorological Administration said, warning the public...
- Palau leader stresses need for US help to deter China's assertive move in the Pacific"The United States is responsible for our security and we would also inform them that we need them to engage and help us in deterring any u...
- Taiwan turmoil prompts detours, delays for global shippingShipping companies are assessing their options after China’s response to the visit of the highest-ranking US official to the island in 25 y...
- Taiwan tensions raise risks in one of busiest shipping lanesAbout 48% of the world’s 5,400 operational container ships passed through the Taiwan Strait in the first seven months of this year, providi...
- Making chips requires lots of water and, gulp, Taiwan has a droughtData from TSMC indicates that shipments of wafers — a metric used to measure volume of output — climbed 23% last year.
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