Growing number of Hong Kong’s ethnic minority residents visit Shenzhen, beyond

Growing number of Hong Kong’s ethnic minority residents visit Shenzhen, beyond

On a day trip to Shenzhen with three friends, Pakistani-Hongkonger Riaz Ahmed Gujjar had hair transplant treatment, dined at a halal restaurant and ordered two custom-made suits. The 65-year-old businessman said Shenzhen’s proximity to Hong Kong, bargain prices and quality service had him going there on day trips almost every week with family and friends….

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View from the Himalaya: PM Oli’s China visit was a diplomatic tightrope walk | Latest News India

View from the Himalaya: PM Oli’s China visit was a diplomatic tightrope walk | Latest News India

New Delhi: Nepal’s Prime Minister Khadga Prasad Oli walked a diplomatic tightrope, navigated geopolitical tension, addressed several constituencies – internal and external – and flew out of Beijing with a satisfactory deal after his December 2-5 visit to China. After weeks of speculations, Nepal and China had signed the Framework for Belt and Road Initiative…

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China seeks to boost energy ties with Turkmenistan

China seeks to boost energy ties with Turkmenistan

China is keen to expand energy cooperation with Turkmenistan, Foreign Minister Wang Yi said on Saturday. Wang met his counterpart Rashid Meredov, who is also Turkmenistan’s vice-president, on the sidelines of the China-Central Asia Foreign Ministers’ Meeting in Chengdu, state news agency Xinhua reported. Wang also said China was willing to further expand the scale…

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18-Year-Old Conquered World's 14 Highest Peaks. This Is His Next challenge

18-Year-Old Conquered World’s 14 Highest Peaks. This Is His Next challenge

At just 18 years old, Nepal’s Nima Rinji Sherpa has achieved a milestone few have accomplished, becoming the youngest climber to reach all 14 of the world’s tallest mountains, known as the “eight-thousanders.” Mr Rinji’s journey culminated on October 9 with the summit of Shishapangma, Nepal’s 8,027-metre peak, alongside climbing partner Pasang Nurbu Sherpa. Reflecting…

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Bodies Of 5 Russians Retrieved From Worlds 7th-Highest Mountain In Daring Op

Bodies Of 5 Russians Retrieved From Worlds 7th-Highest Mountain In Daring Op

Kathmandu: Nepali rescuers dangling from a rope beneath a helicopter swooped in to retrieve the frozen corpses of five Russian high-altitude climbers killed earlier this month, mountain officials said Wednesday. The five Russians went missing on October 6 during an attempt to summit the world’s seventh-highest mountain Dhaulagiri, an 8,167-metre (26,795-foot) Himalayan peak. Bad weather…

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