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Don't expect US-China ties to improve, 'best scenario' is to avoid conflict: Chinese scholar - Vimarsana News

Don't expect US-China ties to improve, 'best scenario' is to avoid conflict: Chinese scholar

The downward spiral of relations may not be reversible if the two sides' domestic politics continue in the current direction. Read more at straitstimes.com.

Researchers Develop Self-Propelled Macrophage Motor for Targeted Treatment of Acute Pneumonia - Vimarsana News

Researchers Develop Self-Propelled Macrophage Motor for Targeted Treatment of Acute Pneumonia

A research team led by Wang Ruibing, associate professor in the Institute of Chinese Medical Sciences (ICMS) at the University of Macau, has developed a supramolecularly engineered motorised cell platform as a nanomedicine carrier, based on the excellent inflammatory tropism of macrophages and the catalytic generation of oxygen as the propelling force.

Why wet markets will never close – despite the global threat to human health - Vimarsana News

Why wet markets will never close – despite the global threat to human health

Live animals awaiting slaughter are commonly sold alongside vegetables at markets across Asia. Here’s how to contain the risk

George Yeo China in a Multipolar World - 博客 - Vimarsana News

George Yeo China in a Multipolar World - 博客

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South-east Asia largely inspired by ancient Indic civilisation, says NUS historian - Vimarsana News

South-east Asia largely inspired by ancient Indic civilisation, says NUS historian

Records and artefacts show that the peoples of this region did not develop their own civilisations, said Prof Wang Gungwu. Read more at straitstimes.com.