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The Taiwan Weighted Index closed up 142.6 points, or 0.31%, at 45,975.22 on Thursday, August 27.
2026-08-27
The Taiwan Weighted Index closed up 142.6 points, or 0.31%, at 45,975.22 on Thursday, August 27.
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2026-08-27
U.S. Defense Secretary Hegseth said Iran knows the U.S. controls the Strait of Hormuz and oil continues to flow; Tehran has staked heavily on controlling the passage, but it cannot.
U.S. Defense Secretary Hegseth said Iran knows the U.S. controls the Strait of Hormuz and oil continues to flow; Tehran has staked heavily on controlling the passage, but it cannot.
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On August 26, flash floods struck Rasuwa district in northern Nepal’s Bagmati province, sweeping villages, markets and infrastructure. The Nepal Tourism Board said at least 16 people have died and 384 tourists are missing, including 93 Nepalis and th
On August 26, flash floods struck Rasuwa district in northern Nepal’s Bagmati province, sweeping villages, markets and infrastructure. The Nepal Tourism Board said at least 16 people have died and 384 tourists are missing, including 93 Nepalis and the remainder foreign nationals. Scientists’ preliminary assessment is that an icefall blocked the Lende River, forming a temporary dam that later breached; investigators say the cause remains under review. Damage to roads, bridges, communications and power have hampered rescue operations and water levels in the mountains remain high, delaying a full accounting of casualties and property losses. A local resident said the event near the Nepal–China border may be the largest in decades and could be linked to glacier melt.
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