News & Insights Across Asia
President Joe Biden announced that rebuilding Los Angeles after the devastating wildfires will cost tens of billions of dollars, as the city faces ongoing threats from returning fierce winds.
Residents of Pacific Palisades are returning home to survey the damage caused by the Los Angeles fires, as the death toll rises to 24 and officials fear it may increase further.
Wildfires in Los Angeles have killed 24 people and destroyed thousands of homes. Firefighters are working to contain the blazes amid dangerous weather conditions, with evacuation orders affecting over 100,000 residents.
As raging wildfires consume Los Angeles, gaps in emergency preparedness emerge, igniting debates over environmental policies and political leadership.
Water shortages hinder firefighting efforts amid deadly LA wildfires. Governor Newsom orders investigation as communities struggle to protect themselves.
Firefighters have made progress in containing the devastating wildfires in Southern California as winds settle. In Altadena, blocks of homes have been reduced to rubble, and the death toll stands at 11.
Residents of Pacific Palisades returned home on January 9 to find their neighborhoods devastated by recent wildfires. The community begins the long road to recovery amidst the ashes.
Residents of Pacific Palisades return home to find neighborhoods devastated by wildfires, facing immense loss but showing resilience as they begin to rebuild.
Californians are demanding answers as raging wildfires devastate Los Angeles, claiming lives and homes. Residents criticize officials over preparedness, as investigations into the causes continue.
Los Angeles imposes a nighttime curfew in areas devastated by wildfires, Sheriff Robert Luna announced, as fires ravage large parts of the city.
Extreme weather challenges the United States as snow blankets the East Coast and wildfire threats loom in the West, highlighting diverse struggles across the nation.
Ecuador declares a 60-day national emergency as raging forest fires, worsened by a severe drought, threaten the country.
At least eight people have died as heavy rains hit Brazil following a severe drought. The storms brought strong winds and heavy rainfall, causing destruction across central and southeastern regions.
Devastating wildfires have ravaged Sao Paulo’s nature reserves, consuming over 9,700 hectares and leaving wildlife in crisis. Rehabilitation centers struggle to care for injured animals.
Devastating wildfires have consumed over 9,700 hectares of Sao Paulo’s nature reserves, displacing wildlife and overwhelming rehabilitation centers. Efforts continue to save injured animals.
Greek firefighters have made significant progress in containing a deadly forest blaze in southern Greece that has claimed two lives and ravaged thousands of hectares, with efforts now focusing on smaller blazes.
South America is battling record-breaking wildfires, with over 346,000 fire hotspots registered this year. The unprecedented blazes span from Brazil’s Amazon rainforest to Bolivia’s dry forests.
Smoke from intense wildfires in Brazil’s Amazon rainforest is choking major cities and spreading to neighboring countries.
An unusually cold weather system brought snow to California’s mountains in the midst of summer, while wildfires continue elsewhere, marking a season of extremes.
Massive wildfires are affecting 30 cities in Brazil’s Sao Paulo state, leaving two people dead after a tragic incident at an industrial plant. Authorities are working to contain the blazes.
