Climate
Every Magna Bureau story on climate: 10 articles, investigations and analysis in one place.
Last updated: October 2026
The rivers are winning: South Asia's monsoon turns siege
Fifty-six dead in India, fourteen in Nepal, seventy thousand evacuated — and the rivers are still rising.
NewsBeijing opens the liquidity taps with a record…
China's central bank pumps a trillion yuan a day into banks through Golden Week — its biggest liquidity backstop ever. Why Beijing is flooding the system.
NewsA drought in Sulawesi shakes the world's nickel machine
Water shortages forced smelters at Indonesia's giant Morowali nickel park to cut stainless-steel feedstock output, rattling prices.
NewsThe foundry that can't keep up:… — Magna Bureau
Apple, Nvidia and their rivals just raised 2-nanometre orders by up to 20%. TSMC's most advanced lines are full, its Arizona bet has swollen to $265 billion — and the AI chip shortage now looks like a
NewsPolo, then Nolo: the Atlantic serves a… — Magna Bureau
Hurricane Polo is battering Bermuda with 100 mph winds while Tropical Storm Nolo spins up behind it — the season's 15th named storm. Two storms, one ocean, five days apart: the Atlantic is running hot
NewsGermany stirs: PMI hits 53.8 as forecasters — Magna Bureau
Flash PMI hit its strongest since October 2025, institutes raised the 2026 forecast to 1.3%, and Merz cut fuel tax from October 1. Europe's engine is turning over.
NewsThe smelter runs dry: 570 workers… — Magna Bureau
El Niño has starved a Sulawesi smelter of hydropower, idling its furnaces. BMS is sending workers home on $84 a month — a parable of the nickel boom's fragility.
NewsThe Ocean Is Changing Rapidly: Copernicus… — Magna Bureau
Arctic waters are warming eight times faster than the global ocean average. Sea ice is vanishing at a rate of one Spain per decade — and the Mediterranean just endured its worst marine heatwave on rec
NewsThe Rich World’s War, the South’s Bill — Magna Bureau
The UNDP chief warns that rising energy costs, a record El Niño and multi-decade borrowing highs are pushing developing countries toward pandemic-era distress — just as the IMF and World Bank head to
NewsThey Came for the Voter Rolls — Magna Bureau
On Gandhi's birthday, thousands marched on Jantar Mantar to demand the resignation of the Election Commission chief over 'vote theft' — and were dragged off the streets by the hundreds. Inside the Com