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Taiwan on China’s rare earths curbs: Could affect …

(AP Photo/Chiang Ying-ying) Taiwan’s economy ministry has announced that China’s newly imposed restrictions on rare earth exports are unlikely to disrupt the island’s semiconductor industry, as the controlled elements differ from those used in chip manufacturing. Earlier this week, China expanded its export controls, adding five new rare earth elements and increasing scrutiny on chip-related…

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‘Never made 50-50 commitment’: Taiwan refuses US demand to make half its chips on US soil; pushes back amid trade row

Taiwan has firmly rejected US pressure to shift half of its semiconductor production to American soil, stressing that Taipei “will not agree” to such a demand.The island’s lead tariff negotiator ,Vice Premier Cheng Li-chiun, told reporters that,”I want to clarify that this is the US’s idea. Our negotiation team has never made a 50-50 commitment…

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‘King of storms’: Super Typhoon Ragasa batters China, Hong Kong & Taiwan; viral videos capture chaos

One of the strongest typhoons in Asian history, and also dubbed the ‘king of storms’, Typhoon Ragasa carved a deadly path across the Philippines, Taiwan, Hong Kong and southern China, leaving behind floods, destruction and mass evacuations.The relentless storm unleashed towering waves, fierce winds and torrential rains before weakening over the Chinese mainland. Here are…

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Super Typhoon Ragasa: Storm wrecks havoc in Taiwan, Hong Kong, Philippines & south China – scary visuals emerge

Super Typhoon Ragasa unleashed its fury, sweeping away humans, cars, roads, and even bridges in its path in Taiwan, Hong Kong, Philippines & south China.One of the strongest in years, it has killed 14 people in Taiwan and 4 in Philippines, as it halted life on the southern Chinese coast. A terrifying video showed a…

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Super Typhoon Ragasa: At least 14 dead after Taiwan barrier lake bursts – top developments

The bursting of a barrier lake in Taiwan’s eastern Hualien County has killed at least 14 people, officials said Wednesday, as rescue teams continued operations after Super Typhoon Ragasa unleashed torrential rains across the island.“As of 7 am (Wednesday), 14 people are confirmed dead and 18 were reported injured,” Lee Kuan-ting, a Hualien County Government…

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