According to Aon, the deadly magnitude-7.4 earthquake that struck eastern Taiwan on April 3 is likely to result in a notable event for the local insurance …
How Taiwan Escaped Catastrophe in Massive Earthquake
Aftershocks continue to hit Hualien a day after 7.4-magnitude quake, with more than 130 still trapped or missing.
China will use AI to disrupt elections in the US, South Korea and India, Microsoft warns
Beijing did a test run in Taiwan using AI-generated content to influence voters away from a pro-sovereignty candidate …
Pacific coalition tightens as China pressures the Philippines and Taiwan
U.S. allies in the Pacific Ocean are working together with us in preparation for war as China expands its aggression toward other nations.
Why China Offered Earthquake Aid to Taiwan—and Why Taiwan Quickly Rejected It
It’s not real kindness,” one expert tells TIME of China’s offer to assist Taiwan with recovery from a massive, deadly earthquake.
S. Korea sends condolences to quake-hit Taiwan
South Korea expressed condolences Thursday over the deadly earthquake that hit the east coast of Taiwan earlier this week. “We are deeply saddened to hear of the numerous casualties and property …
TSMC halts work at semiconductor plants after Taiwan quake. Work in Phoenix not affected
Taiwan Semiconductor Manufacturing Co. said it suspended work at some construction sites and is poised to resume following the conclusion of further inspections after the strong, deadly earthquakes …
Taiwan earthquake claims impact starts to emerge
Ratings agency AM Best has said it is too early to estimate an insured loss amount following the earthquake, which was the strongest to hit Taiwan in 25 years. However, large insureds typically …
Taiwan Earthquake Tests Readiness of World’s Chip-Making Hub
On a 7-point scale often used in Asia to show how much shaking an earthquake caused, the shaking level in parts of Taiwan near the epicenter was 6-plus—near the maximum—while at TSMC’s Hsinchu Science …
Strong Taiwan earthquake kills 9, injures hundreds
The military is working with local governments to ” ensure the safety of the lives and property,” Taiwanese President Tsai Ing-wen said. “I’ve grown accustomed to” the frequent earthquakes, Taipei …