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- Sep 10, 2026
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Chinese cargo ship nearly halves time to UK via 'Polar Silk Road' (opens the original)
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After a 25-day voyage via the Arctic a Chinese container ship has arrived at Teesport in the UK. The voyage of the Dubai Tower, operated by Chinese shipping company Sea Legend, shows the potential of Russia's Northern Sea Route (NSR) as a much faster passage between Asia and Europe. The NSR runs along Russia's Arctic coast, from the Kara Sea through Siberia to the Bering Strait. Compared with the traditional route via the Strait of Malacca and the Suez Canal, the NSR cuts the voyage time nearly
Australia's Nepali and Tibetan communities fear for relatives (opens the original)
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Tibetan and Nepali Australians are anxious about family and friends missing after disaster struck the Nepal-Tibet border. More than 350 people were killed and hundreds more — including 35 Australians — are missing after a huge wave smashed through villages yesterday. It is believed a glacier avalanche likely caused the flood. Tashi, a 51-year-old from Tibet who has lived in Melbourne for 13 years and asked to only use her first name for safety reasons, said she was worried about her nephew's wif
Illicit tobacco crackdown leaves customers waiting for 'innocent parcels' (opens the original)
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Amy Zhang spent 300,000 yuan ($62,000) on a custom-made set of kitchen cabinets from China for her new home in Melbourne. The cabinets were shipped on July 7 and were expected to arrive in a month's time. While they did arrive in Australia a few weeks later, they have been held in quarantine in Sydney since. Ms Zhang believes the logistics company handling her parcel has been affected by a recent crackdown on alleged importations of illicit tobacco and vapes into Australia. Earlier this month, a
Activists fear China's ethnic unity law could silence critics in Australia (opens the original)
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Thirty-nine organisations representing Hong Kong, Tibetan, Uyghur, Taiwanese and other diaspora communities in Australia and around the world have issued a joint statement rejecting and strongly condemning China's new ethnic unity law. China's Ethnic Unity and Progress Promotion law, which came into effect on July 1, is designed to create a "shared" national identity among the country's 55 ethnic minority groups. It also allows Beijing to target people overseas. Richard Lue, founder of the Weste
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