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The Latest Breaking News from Taiwan

Typhoon Krathon Approaching Taiwan With Strong Winds And Rainfall

Typhoon Krathon approaches Taiwan's west coast, prompting evacuations and closures. Stay safe and informed.

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Xi Jinping forecasts ‘rough seas’ on 75th anniversary of People’s Republic of China

Chinese Communist party marks milestone in its rule but relatively low-key commemorations are indicative of national slump

The Guardian - AU

Thousands Evacuated As Super Typhoon Krathon Approaches Taiwan

Taiwan closed schools and evacuated thousands of people in the south of the island Tuesday ahead of the arrival of Super Typhoon Krathon as the president warned it was likely cause "catastrophic damage".

International Business Times

Taiwan shuts schools and offices ahead a direct hit from powerful typhoon

Taiwan closed schools and offices and evacuated hundreds from vulnerable areas around the island ahead of a strong typhoon expected to hit its populated western coast

The Independent UK

With Bulging In-tray, Ishiba To Become Japan PM

Shigeru Ishiba was set Tuesday to become Japanese prime minister, seeking to restore the ruling party's popularity and tackle a demographic crisis, a lacklustre economy and fears over China's military build-up.

International Business Times

Despite Intel's woes, the U.S. remains the revenue leader of the semiconductor industry

With $264.6 billion in 2023 sales, the U.S. semiconductor industry remains the largest on the planet, and this will not change anytime soon.

Tom’s Hardware

US approves $567m in military support for Taiwan

The support is the latest move by Washington to boost the island’s military in the face of rising tensions with China.

Al Jazeera

China, at UN, warns against 'expansion of the battlefield' in the Ukraine war

Three days before his communist government turns 75, China’s foreign minister is warning fellow leaders against an “expansion of the battlefield” in Russia’s war with Ukraine

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Intel isn't just a company in decline—it's a corporate actor on the geopolitical stage

Investors, Wall Street analysts, competitors, suppliers, and customers must face a new reality: Intel is no longer a conventional company and can no longer be evaluated as one.

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3 Semiconductor Stocks to Buy Before the Next Chip Shortage

The semiconductor industry is on the rise owing to the increasing demand, technological progress, and government investments. Thus, investors could consider investing in Taiwan Semiconductor (TSM), Qorvo (QRVO), and QUALCOMM (QCOM) to capitalize on the sector's growth before the next chip shortage. Read more….

The Independent UK

Taiwan provides update on its investigation into Lebanon’s exploding pagers

Prosecutors question four people associated with company whose label was on exploding devices

Al Jazeera

Japan sends warship through Taiwan Strait for first time

The Sazanami sailed south through the 180-kilometre waterway with ships from Australia and New Zealand.

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Latin Times

Voters in Battleground States Prefer Trump Over Harris to Handle Foreign Policy, New Poll Shows

From Taiwan to the war in Gaza, voters in swing states trust Trump over Harris to handle foreign issues better. But voters nationwide say the opposite.

TechRadar

Taiwan denies cyber hacks, points the finger at China

Taipei Government officials say Chinese actors are behind hacking groups.

The Guardian - UK

Xi Jinping’s ‘gunboat diplomacy’ risks driving his bullied neighbours into enemy hands

Chinese aggression in the South China Sea forcing countries such as Japan to increase defences and talk up an ‘Asian Nato’

France 24

Taiwan tries to curb deadly addiction to betel nut

It’s known as “Taiwan's chewing gum”. Betel, a nut as hated as it is loved, occupies a special place in the island's culture. This stimulant is consumed by hundreds of thousands of people, mainly from working-class backgrounds, and supports just as many others. But few people know that this nut…

International Business Times

Taiwan Retains Death Penalty But Limits Use To 'Exceptional' Cases

A Taiwan court decided on Friday to retain capital punishment, but ruled its application should be "limited to special and exceptional circumstances".

The Guardian - AU

Taiwan questions president of pager company linked to Hezbollah explosions

Hsu Ching-kuang has denied his company manufactured the pagers used in the attack in Lebanon as hunt for origins of exploding devices continues

The Independent UK

Fruit and seafood are the latest front in escalating Taiwan-China tensions

Taiwan says China’s ban on imports of its fruit, vegetables, seafood and other goods violate trade rules, in the latest ratcheting up of tensions between the self-governing island republic and its massive neighbor, which has vowed to annex Taiwan by force

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