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After being granted a “lucky loser” reprieve for the second time in two weeks, Coleman Wong Chak-lam has been paired with the son of an Argentinian football legend in the first round of the Copa Cap Cana Challenger event in the Dominican Republic. Profiting from withdrawals after a qualifying defeat by Martin Landaluce, Wong will meet Roman Andres Burruchaga, whose father, Jorge...

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We have put together stories from our coverage on science from the past two weeks to help you stay informed. If you would like to see more of our reporting, please consider subscribing. 1. Could Iran war confirm China’s prediction on US military’s hypersonic nightmare? On the same day the US and Israel launched air strikes against Iran, a research team led by Liao Longwen with t...

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British Airways and Deutsche Lufthansa are adding flights to Asia amid increased long-haul demand as customers seek alternatives to Middle East carriers hamstrung by airspace closures at home. BA will operate more flights from London to Singapore and Bangkok this week, using aircraft that currently are not needed in the Gulf region. The airline has temporarily cut back its Middl...

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Recently, Steve Carell had a misunderstanding with his adult daughter over whether to give her a ride home. While both preferred she take an Uber, they agreed Carell could go hours out of his way to drive her instead – thinking it was what the other really wanted to do. His wife, Nancy, eventually stepped in, telling them to stop “acting like idiots” and to just be honest. That ...

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China’s most critical annual political gathering, the “two sessions”, is particularly significant this year as Beijing unveils its 15th five-year plan, signaling how it will position itself ahead of the highly anticipated summit between President Xi Jinping and his US counterpart Donald Trump. To decode the outcomes of these meetings, the South China Morning Post and the Asia So...

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