International Typhoons, or tropical storms, are weather phenomena that have a significant impact on various aspects of human life. Global climate change, caused by increasing concentrations of greenhouse gases, plays an important role in the intensification and frequency of typhoons. In this context, analysis of the impact of climate change on international typhoons is very important. Recent statements from scientists suggest that higher sea surface temperatures, a result of global warming, increase the energy potential of hurricanes. When seawater reaches temperatures above 26 degrees Celsius, the atmosphere becomes more saturated with water vapor, strengthening the storm structure. As the oceans warm, many regions, especially in the tropics and subtropics, experience an increase in the intensity of tropical cyclones. The impact of international typhoons includes damage to infrastructure, loss of agricultural land, as well as socio-economic impacts that reach thousands of lives. Countries in the storm’s path, such as the Philippines, Japan and the eastern United States, face a higher risk. Climate change also impacts rainfall patterns, leading to flooding after typhoons. Reducing vulnerability to the impacts of international cyclones is becoming increasingly important. Adaptation to climate change, through the development of disaster-resistant infrastructure, is one solution that can be implemented. Governments and local communities are expected to invest in early warning systems and mitigation programs to reduce casualties and economic losses due to typhoons. Reports from environmental organizations such as NOAA and the IPCC indicate that future hurricanes will be stronger and more destructive. Data shows that the occurrence of category 4 and 5 hurricanes has increased in the last decade, reflecting trends related to climate change. Besides that, social factors also play a role in exacerbating the impact of typhoons. Communities that lack adequate resources or infrastructure support are often the hardest hit victims of these disasters. Therefore, public awareness regarding adaptation to climate change needs to be increased. Overall, the interactions between international typhoons and global climate change are increasingly clear. Further research is needed to fully understand these mechanisms and to develop effective strategies for mitigation and adaptation. With the right steps, it is hoped that the impact of international typhoons can be minimized, so that society can be better prepared to face existing challenges.