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Kathy Chow's medical report leaked as celebrities pay tribute - Vimarsana News

Kathy Chow's medical report leaked as celebrities pay tribute

Beijing health authorities are investigating the leak of a medical report of the late Hong Kong actress Kathy Chow. Kathy died at the age of 57 on Monday (Dec 11) and the news was announced by her studio on Tuesday night. The report, which AsiaOne will not share due to privacy concerns, came from the emergency department of Beijing Hospital...

When pirates ruled Asia's waves - Vimarsana News

When pirates ruled Asia's waves

Pirates didn’t only spread chaos in Caribbean and Atlantic waters. Adam Clulow reveals how east Asian raiders, including a female commander ignored by historians, terrorised China’s shores from the 16th century

UK-Dutch publishing giant announces partnership with Chinese publisher - Vimarsana News

UK-Dutch publishing giant announces partnership with Chinese publisher

/PRNewswire/ -- Phoenix Publishing and Media, one of the largest publishing groups in China, has signed a new strategic 3-year publishing partnership with...

Taiwan's First Amphibious Assault Ship Deployed in Navy: Administration Head - Vimarsana News

Taiwan's First Amphibious Assault Ship Deployed in Navy: Administration Head

BEIJING (Sputnik) - Taiwan's first amphibious assault ship, the Yu Shan, has entered service in the island's navy, the head of the Taiwanese administration... 30.09.2022, Sputnik International

Taiwan's first amphibious assault ship deployed in navy - Vimarsana News

Taiwan's first amphibious assault ship deployed in navy

Uniindia: Taipei, Sep 30 (UNI) Taiwan''s first amphibious assault ship, the Yu Shan, has entered service in the island''s navy, the head of the Taiwanese administration, Tsai Ing-wen, said on Friday.