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Today’s headlines: Following the agreement between the United States and Iran, the International Maritime Organisation is working to gradually evacuate the 11,000 seafarers stranded in the Strait of Hormuz; The south-west monsoon arrived in Mumbai today, 13 days late; The Vatican has confirmed the ban on laypeople delivering homilies during liturgical services; China has regained the title of having the world’s fastest computer.Read More

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In Wuhan, a call for teachers to turn up at dawn to inspect vegetables for school canteens sparked a protest. But among the non-teaching tasks assigned to teachers is also the requirement to ‘like’ posts from public accounts on social media. Meanwhile, an increasing number of schools are turning to the ready-meal market, which the Party has identified as one of the key sectors to be promoted in the economy.Read More

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CEVA Logistics is strengthening its controlled air capacity along critical transpacific trade lanes with a new air charter programme connecting Hanoi, Vietnam, to Chicago, alongside a renewal of its successful Wuxi, China, to Chicago route. To optimise inbound distribution efficiency, these air charters leverage Chicago’s strategic position as one of North America’s key logistics hubs.Read More

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