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WORLD

Chinese tanker retreats twice from US' Hormuz blockade in 48 hours

South China Morning Post, Published on 16/04/2026

» A fully laden Chinese tanker has twice turned back from the US blockade of traffic leaving Iranian ports, despite setting off from the United Arab Emirates.

WORLD

How China's new 'durian express' recalls emperor's efforts to sate consort's lychee love

South China Morning Post, Published on 20/09/2025

» Native to Southeast Asia, durian is a highly divisive fruit. Some people love it, while others cannot stand being in the same room with one.

BUSINESS

'Durian express' service to bring Asean fruit to China faster, fresher

South China Morning Post, Published on 09/09/2025

» BEIJING — To get Southeast Asia's coveted durians more quickly into the hands of Chinese consumers, a port operator in the relatively far-flung market of northeastern China is building a transit centre to handle seaborne imports of the pungent, spiky and often pricey fruit.

BUSINESS

Asean urged to weigh risks of siding with US over China in tariff war

South China Morning Post, Published on 29/04/2025

» HONG KONG — Southeast Asian countries risk isolation by China and stalled growth prospects if they align too closely with the United States in the trade war, a well-known Chinese political scientist has warned.

WORLD

What is mystery 'disease x' and why have dozens died in DR Congo?

South China Morning Post, Published on 06/12/2024

» HONG KONG — Health officials in the Democratic Republic of the Congo expect to know within days the cause of an infectious disease outbreak termed 'Disease X' that's sickened hundreds of people and killed at least 79, since late October.

WORLD

China seeks medical tourism boost, but lags behind neighbours like Thailand

South China Morning Post, Published on 06/09/2024

» HONG KONG - When considering where in the world to go under the knife for non-essential surgery, or life-saving operations, would-be medical tourists frequently look to nations that have carved out a reputation for their expertise and affordability.