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Hong Kong
HK Express pulls 2 blind people from flight, Hong Kong campaign group urges inquiry
Travellers, 34 and 27, ordered off plane before take-off for Tokyo, told by crew member they could not fly for ‘safety reasons’.
7 Jul 2024 - 10:25PM
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Swire to turn Zhangyuan’s shikumen into Shanghai’s Covent Garden
10 Aug 2021 - 7:56PM
China to punish unauthorised data sharing with overseas law enforcement
28 Apr 2021 - 7:14PM
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China’s global asset shoppers brace for haircuts in forced fire sales
2 Oct 2018 - 7:24PM
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Healthier, more sustainable Chinese economy should present more opportunities
17 Jan 2018 - 10:40PM
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Government promises to help first-time homebuyers ... but it’s treading softly
29 Jan 2018 - 1:43PM
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Big Tech
DJI introduces privacy mode, 6 weeks after US Army banned use of its products
26 Apr 2018 - 1:25PM
The DJI Spark drone, introduced during the Hong Kong Computer & Communications Festival, in August. Photo: Dickson Lee
Politics
Communist Party expels two former senior military officials over alleged graft
28 Oct 2016 - 11:36PM
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Do some Chinese drivers prefer to kill than just injure pedestrians? US lawyer explains a twisted road logic
It seemed too shocking and warped to be true: that there exists an "unspoken rule" among Chinese drivers that it is better to leave a pedestrian dead than alive if they are accidentally run over by one's vehicle.
10 Sep 2015 - 11:26PM
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Jiang Zemin has how many fingers? Twitter jokes and blocked Weibo posts abound as China holds grand parade
4 Sep 2015 - 6:34PM
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Despicable Me's loveable Minions go bananas on the Great Wall of China
31 Aug 2015 - 11:01AM
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Stuart, Kevin and Bob find bananas on the Great Wall of China. Photo: Xinhua
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Face to face with a fireball: Tianjin resident captures terrifying moment warehouse is blown to smithereens
14 Aug 2015 - 1:20PM
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‘Is this a nuclear bomb?’: drone captures apocalyptic scenes in Tianjin, China, after industrial explosions
14 Aug 2015 - 5:04PM
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Chinese conjoined twins successfully separated with help of 3-D printing technology
11 Jun 2015 - 11:35PM
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Chinese petrol station worker buys 680,000-yuan car … with a massive stash of coins
5 Jun 2015 - 6:25PM
More than 600,000 worth of coins are kept in a makeshift storehouse in a car dealership after a customer bought a SUV with 680,000 yuan in cash in Northeastern Liaoning province. Photo: Xinhua
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‘Want Generation’: author spotlights the discontent and desires of China’s millennials
30 May 2015 - 2:31PM
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Rehearsal nightmare: 80 choir members take a plunge as stage collapses during China singing contest
Eight people were injured when a stage holding 80 choir members collapsed during a rehearsal for a singing contest at a city theatre in Guizhou province.
15 May 2015 - 9:18PM
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