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China may seek to close nuclear gap after US and Russia agree to extend New START treaty

The extension of the New Strategic Arms Reduction Treaty (New START) between the United States and Russia to 2026 may not only prevent an out-of-control arms race but also gives China an additional five-year buffer period. Chinese military experts and sources said the extension, announced by the White House on Tuesday, means the gap between China and the two nuclear giants, which own 90 per cent of the world's warheads, will not widen and.

Coronavirus: Australia reopens New Zealand travel bubble; city of Perth enters snap lockdown

China 1949: Graham Hutchings asks, why did the Communists win?

China 1949: Graham Hutchings asks, why did the Communists win? China 1949: Year of Revolution by Graham Hutchings, Bloomsbury Academic The conflict between the Kuomintang and the Chinese Communists was one of the biggest civil wars in human history. It involved more than five million soldiers and led to a change of government and the dislocation of millions of people. More than 70 years after the Kuomintang moved their government to Taiwan, the civil war remains unfinished. The reunification of China is still uncertain; it seems far in the future. Get the latest insights and analysis from our Global Impact newsletter on the big stories originating in China.

The time to consider curbs on the building of nano flats is now

news The time to consider curbs on the building of nano flats is now SCMP Editorial © SCMP Researchers from Liber Research Community Neon Yiu Ching-hei (left) and Chan Kim-ching present their study on “nano flats” built by Hong Kong developers. Photo: SCMP/ Joyce Ng The Development Bureau has made it clear the government has no plans to rein in the construction of micro flats, or shoebox flats. This may be good news to aspiring homeowners who can no longer afford normal living spaces. But it is bad news for an ageing population. Tiny homes are a disincentive for formation of new family households. And most buyers have little hope in the short term of being able to trade up in one of the world s most expensive markets. Ironically, government policy curbs on speculative demand for luxury flats is partly responsible for developers switching to small flats and for allowing sizes to be compressed to increase supply.

Hong Kong seizes record HK$2 2 billion worth of narcotics in 2020 as Covid-19 forces syndicates to send drugs by air cargo

news You are using an older browser version. Please use a supported version for the best MSN experience. Hong Kong seizes record HK$2.2 billion worth of narcotics in 2020 as Covid-19 forces syndicates to send drugs by air cargo Clifford Lo clifford.lo@scmp.com © SCMP Hong Kong customs displays nearly HK$300 million worth of methamphetamine found in a shipping container headed to Australia last year. Photo: Felix Wong Hong Kong customs enforcers seized more than 3 1/2 tonnes of illegal drugs worth almost HK$2.2 billion (US$284 million) in 2020, the largest amount in a single year since records began nearly two decades ago, new figures obtained by the Post reveal.

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