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Minter: China, North Korea and the Tale of Two Fishing Boats
Is the Chinese government's uneasy friendship with North Korea costing it the public's confidence? A curious confluence of recent events involving two fishing vessels suggests that might be the case.
Wednesday May 22 | South China Morning Post
The Indian doctor revered in China
Every time a Chinese leader visits India, he usually meets the family of an Indian doctor who died while treating wounded Chinese soldiers in the conflict with Japan in the 1940s.
North Korea releases detained Chinese fishing boat, owner ...
North Korea released a Chinese fishing boat on Tuesday after it was taken from waters between the two countries, the boat's owner said, in an incident that had proved a new irritant in ties between the often uneasy allies.
China investigates North Korea boat hijack claim
Chinese authorities were on Sunday investigating claims that unidentified North Koreans hijacked a Chinese fishing boat, kidnapping 16 sailors and demanding a ransom, local media and an official said.
Asian investors snap up three more Bordeaux properties
Chateau de Pic in the Cadillac Cotes de Bordeaux, Chateau l'Enclos in Sainte Foy la Grande and Chateau Patarabet in Saint Emilion are the latest Bordeaux estates to reportedly pass into the hands of Asian investors.
Wilmar downplays threat of bird flu to soy sector
Wilmar International downplayed the threat of bird flu to Chinese feed demand, despite the dent to the poultry industry from the disease, at a time when traders are warning of lower soybean crush margins ahead too.
The small park fronting the Friendship Villa of the International Education Center of Shenyang Aerospace University used to have a tent where foreign students spent their evenings downing bottles of Snow brew, the inexpensive brand in this part of the realm.
In PIX: Cars, planes made from scrap, and more
Cars, planes made out of recycled materials, helicopters with wooden blades and rickshaws pulled by a robot are some of the amazing inventions from China.
Protests in Chinese city over planned chemical plant
BEIJING: Hundreds of people took to the streets of the Chinese city of Kunming on Saturday to protest against the planned production of a chemical at a refinery, in the latest show of concern over the effects of rapid growth on the environment.
China steps up customs checks, but North Korea trade robust
China has stepped up checks on shipments to and from North Korea almost two months after agreeing to new U.N. sanctions that demand greater scrutiny of trade, but the flow of goods in and out of the reclusive state appears largely unaffected.
NKorea Charges US Man In Plot To Overthrow Regime
North Korea says an American detained for nearly six months is being tried on charges of plotting to overthrow the government, a crime that could draw the death penalty if he is convicted.
SINGAPORE: Malaysian palm oil futures edged lower on Monday after four straight sessions of gains, although traders remained cautious ahead of export data that could provide further trading cues.
Vale says giant Valemax ships gain access to Asian ports
Tugs move the damaged the Vale Beijing at Ponta da Madeira Port near the northern Brazilian city of Sao Luis in December 2011.