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Cuba debuts Chinese-made train | South China Morning Post

Cuba’s first Chinese-made train departed Havana on July 13. The new locomotive and carriages travelled 915 kilometres (516 miles) through nine cities before arriving in Guantanamo 15 hours later. The new train, equipped with four air-conditioned wagons and a restaurant car, replaces an ageing and decrepit engine tha…

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Anti-extradition bill protest at West Kowloon station aims to gain support from mainland Chinese | South China Morning Post

Tens of thousands of Hong Kong protesters rallied in Kowloon on July 7, 2019 against the now-stalled extradition law amendment. The protesters marched from the tourist district of Tsim Sha Tsui to the West Kowloon station, which is the terminal for the cross-border, high-speed rail link.

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Tasting tarantulas and Thai bug delicacies on Bangkok's famous Khao San Road | South China Morning Post

Many visitors to Bangkok's famous Khao San Road may be intrigued when they see a woman selling deep fried worms, bugs, crickets, scorpions, tarantulas and other critters from her cart. But not too many are brave enough to give them a try. Those who are may be pleasantly surprised by the protein-rich snacks that are …

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Chinese scholar abducted and killed, US court hears | South China Morning Post

An attorney for Brendt Christensen, a former teaching assistant at the University of Illinois, admitted that his client had kidnapped and killed a young visiting Chinese scholar in a court hearing on June 12. The 26-year-old Zhang Yingying went missing in Illinois on June 9, 2017. She was last seen entering Christen…

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Hong Kong faces more protests against extradition law change | South China Morning Post

In a fresh display of defiance against a controversial extradition bill, thousands of protesters gathered outside Hong Kong’s legislature on June 12, 2019, as lawmakers prepared to resume debate on the measure. Some of the protesters had camped overnight at nearby Tamar Park before squaring off with police in riot g…

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Torrential rain batters southern China | South China Morning Post

Thousands have been stranded as torrential rain battered central and southern China. At least seven were killed and one was still missing as of June 11 as heavy downpours destroyed roads and toppled houses in southern China's Guangdong province. In eastern China's Jiangxi province, state media says more than two mil…

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Indonesia looks to build new capital to replace sinking and congested Jakarta | South China Morning Post

Indonesia is looking at sites for a new capital after approving a plan to relocate government and civil offices from Jakarta. For years, leaders have worried about the capital’s heavy traffic, pollution and flooding due to rising sea levels and sinking land. The two frontrunners to site the new capital – Gunung Mas …

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Best places to eat in Yuen Long: flavourful tradition with quality ingredients | South China Morning Post

Thanks to the West Rail Line that started operations in 2003, the Yuen Long neighbourhood in Hong Kong's western New Territories has developed to a mini metropolis where old and new exist side by side. Restaurants that have operated in the area for decades have become a major draw for Hongkongers and tourists alike.…

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It’s a boy: Meghan and Harry welcome new baby | South China Morning Post

Prince Harry announced on May 6 that his wife Meghan Markle, the Duchess of Sussex, had given birth to a new baby boy. The baby, who has not yet been named, is seventh in line to the British throne and is Queen Elizabeth's eighth great-grandchild. Harry and the 37-year-old American actress married a year ago. The 34…

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Tourists risk their lives to take selfies in Thai market built on train tracks | South China Morning Post

Street markets are common across Thailand, but one that stands out is the Maeklong Railway Market that features train tracks running through its centre. Hundreds of thousands of tourists from around the world visit the market every day, some ignoring the danger to pose for a selfie in the narrow rail passage as a tr…

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Which country dares to use Huawei in their 5G infrastructure? | South China Morning Post

The US has threatened to rethink connectivity and information sharing with any nation using Huawei equipment in any part of their 5G infrastructure. Washington first declared the company a “national security threat” in 2012, when it alleged that the equipment of Chinese vendors Huawei and ZTE contain back doors that…

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Stressed out Chinese man suffers emotional meltdown in public | South China Morning Post

A man had a public meltdown after being caught violating traffic regulations in eastern China’s Zhejiang province. His girlfriend forgot her house keys and wanted him to deliver them. In a rush to get there while also working overtime, he rode his bicycle in the opposite direction and was caught by authorities.

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Illuminated zebra crossing helps improve traffic safety in eastern Chinese city | South China Morning Post

An illuminated zebra crossing has been installed in China’s eastern province of Jiangsu to improve safety awareness and reduce traffic accidents. The illuminated crosswalk in Suzhou is also meant to help pedestrians and drivers pay closer attention in areas where they cross paths.

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