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Nestled on the southern fringes of Budapest, the vibrant enclave known as Chinatown has emerged as a real cultural and culinary hub. Containing over a dozen Chi

World News - Whenever she bought a cup of green tea, Shanghai resident Ms Liu would be given a small rubber duck as a gift. The 28-year-old then gave the rubber ducks to her pet bulldog to play with. But one day, one by one, the rubber ducks started... Read more at www.tnp.sg

SINGAPORE (The Straits Times/Asia News Network): The flashy clothes were gone as the accused in the billion-dollar money laundering case made court appearances on Wednesday (Aug 24), donning generic red T-shirts typically seen on accused persons.

High prices of silica in some production areas slightly moved upwards With persistently high operating rates of Yunnan-based silicon factories, demand for high-grade silica in the southern China increased.

HONG KONG — Family planning authorities in the historic Chinese city of Xian texted residents this week wishing them "sweet love, marriage and childbirth", and to create "good fertility", in a new move to boost the country's flagging birthrate. The message was reported by local media, including on the official Weibo of China Newsweek, and coincided with the Qixi festival...

KUALA LUMPUR: Giant pandas Fu Wa and Feng Yi, housed at the Giant Panda Conservation Centre (GPCC) in Zoo Negara here since 2014, celebrated their 17th birthday yesterday.

The operation to remove the rubber toys from the dog's stomach cost her more than $1,400. Read more at straitstimes.com.

Typhoon Doksuri caused severe flooding in northern China while a drought persisted in southern China, limiting hydro output and forcing increased reliance on coal for power generation.

MUAR: The Simpang Jeram by-election will set the path for the 'Perikatan Nasional wave' to make its way into Johor, says Datuk Seri Muhammad Sanusi Md Nor.

"Domestic fruit trade gradually recovers after heavy rains in the north."