Southeast Asia’s offshore wind boom contrasts with Trump’s anti-renewable push
New projects surge from Vietnam to the Philippines Southeast Asia is emerging as a rare bright spot for the global offshore wind industry,…
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New projects surge from Vietnam to the Philippines Southeast Asia is emerging as a rare bright spot for the global offshore wind industry,…
Border villages empty out as shells fall again Families along the Thai-Cambodia frontier are fleeing for a second time in a year as…
Night-time M7.5 shock tests early-warning systems and coastal preparedness Residents of Japan’s northeastern coast spent a tense night after a magnitude-7.5 earthquake struck off the Pacific shore near Aomori and Hokkaido, triggering tsunami warnings and evacuation orders.
Cyclone-driven landslides shred forest homes in North Sumatra Weeks after deadly floods and landslides tore through parts of Indonesia, conservation rangers in North Sumatra say the forest has fallen eerily silent.
Border firefights displace villagers and strain ASEAN diplomacy Heavy exchanges of artillery and small-arms fire along the Cambodia–Thailand frontier have turned a long-running border dispute into one of mainland Southeast Asia’s most volatile flashpoints.
Emergency response and early warnings under scrutiny A powerful magnitude 7.5 earthquake off Japan’s northern coast has injured at least two dozen people and triggered tsunami waves of around 60 centimeters along parts of Hokkaido’s shoreline.
Rats move in as garbage piles up Tokyo’s famously tidy image is under strain as rat sightings surge in busy entertainment and shopping districts, according to pest-control firms and anxious residents.
Satire targets cost-of-living anger and questions over the president’s health Saturday Night Live’s “Weekend Update” segment has zeroed in on US President Donald…
High-risk encounter near Okinawa sharpens focus on Taiwan tensions Japan and Australia have called for calm after Japanese fighter jets reported that a…
Human–wildlife conflict in a changing countryside Japan has recorded its highest number of bear-related casualties since April, with around 230 people killed or injured in encounters that span several prefectures.
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