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China-India border row: preparation for new round of military talks

news China-India border row: preparation for new round of military talks India is understood to have about 50,000 troops in the border area. Photo: AFP China is in talks with India to hold another round of military discussions in a bid to ease a seven-month stand-off along a disputed section of their Himalayan border. Tan Kefei, spokesman for the Ministry of National Defence, said on Thursday that China remained committed to de-escalating the worst border tensions between the two nuclear-armed neighbours in decades. The Chinese side is willing to maintain communication with the Indian side through military and diplomatic channels, and we hope India can meet China halfway . and take concrete measures to ease the tension, Tan said.

Xi Jinping lauds China s post-Covid-19 economic growth in New Year message

news Xi Jinping lauds China’s post-coronavirus economic growth in New Year’s message Chinese President Xi Jinping delivers a New Year address on Thursday evening. Photo: Xinhua Chinese President Xi Jinping singled out the country s economic growth in the aftermath of the coronavirus pandemic in his annual New Year s television speech on Thursday night. But there was no mention of the challenges to China s global ambitions, including international criticism of its initial handling of the pandemic. We overcame the impact of the pandemic and have achieved great success in disease control as well as social and economic development, he said from his study in Zhongnanhai, the walled compound where top leaders live.

After a distressing 2020, Asia welcomes New Year with muted revelries

news After a distressing 2020, Asia welcomes New Year with muted revelries Agencies © AP Fireworks explode over the Sydney Opera House and Harbour Bridge as New Year celebrations begin in Sydney. Photo: AP The world began ushering in the New Year Thursday, with pandemic controls muting celebrations for billions of people eager to bid farewell to a virus-ridden 2020. After a grinding year that has seen at least 1.7 million people die from Covid-19, fresh waves of infection have sparked renewed lockdowns and forced would-be revellers to extend their 2020 tradition of watching events from the sofa. The eagerly awaited first lights of 2021 fell on the Pacific nations of Kiribati and Samoa from 1000 GMT, with the uninhabited Howland and Baker Islands the last to tip over into the New Year, 26 hours later.

Pure horror after Croatia hit by worst earthquake in 140 years

news ‘Pure horror’ after Croatia hit by worst earthquake in 140 years © AFP The aftermath of the earthquake in Petrinja, Croatia. Photo: AFP A search for survivors stretched into Wednesday after the worst earthquake to hit Croatia in 140 years killed at least seven people in the country s interior, tearing down rooftops and piling bricks in the streets The 6.4-magnitude quake on Tuesday was felt as far afield as Vienna but the heavy damage was concentrated in and around Petrinja, a town of around 20,000 some 50km (30 miles) south of Croatia s capital Zagreb. The was more powerful than both a 5.2 quake on Monday and a similar-sized tremor that caused US$6 billion in damage when it hit Zagreb in March.

Hang Lung s HK$2 57 billion purchase of US government s 37 Shouson Hill Road villas runs into diplomatic snag in US-China spat

Hang Lung’s HK$2.6 billion purchase of US government’s 37 Shouson Hill Road villas runs into diplomatic snag in US-China spat Pearl Liu and Lam Ka-sing pearl.liu@scmp.com, kasing.lam@scmp.com © SCMP 37 Shouson Hill Road, The Peak, on Hong Kong Island on May 30, 2020. Photo: Edmond So One of Hong Kong s biggest real estate transactions of 2020 has been caught in the crossfire of souring US-China diplomatic relations, as the United States consulate failed to get its sale of luxury villas on The Peak recognised by the city s Land Registry. The HK$2.6 billion (US$330 million) sale on September 10 of six multi-storey villas at 37 Shouson Hill Road could not be registered by Hong Kong s Land Registry because of diplomatic obligations imposed by the Chinese government on the US consulate, buyer Hang Lung Properties said in an exchange filing on Wednesday. Hang Lung bought it for a 20 per cent discount to the valuation.

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