James Zimmerman Calls for 2026 to Be a 'Year of Vision' for US-China Relations

February 13, 2026

James Zimmerman Calls for 2026 to Be a 'Year of Vision' for US-China Relations

James Zimmerman, newly reappointed chairman of AmCham China, urges both the US and China to work together to make 2026 a milestone for stronger business and cooperation.

Iran Fortifies Underground Complex Near Nuclear Site Amid Rising US Tensions

February 13, 2026

Iran Fortifies Underground Complex Near Nuclear Site Amid Rising US Tensions

Satellite images show Iran is strengthening tunnel entrances at Pickaxe Mountain near its nuclear site. Work includes fresh concrete and new defenses. This comes as US talks and threats of military action continue.

SCMP Launches SCMP Plus: A Premium News Platform for Exclusive China Insights

February 13, 2026

SCMP Launches SCMP Plus: A Premium News Platform for Exclusive China Insights

South China Morning Post introduces SCMP Plus, a subscription service offering exclusive China news, expert views, daily newsletters, and interactive features.

Bangladeshi Migrant Wins UK Asylum Over False Political Prison Threat

February 13, 2026

Bangladeshi Migrant Wins UK Asylum Over False Political Prison Threat

A Bangladeshi man won the right to stay in the UK after a court ruled deporting him meant facing 20 years in jail on bogus explosives charges. The court found the charges were politically motivated by the previous Awami League government. The Home Office's claim that the risk no longer exists was rejected, ensuring his safety in Britain.

Indian Migrants Key to UK's Economy Since WWII: Aston India Centre Report

February 13, 2026

Indian Migrants Key to UK's Economy Since WWII: Aston India Centre Report

A new Aston India Centre paper shows Indian migrants have helped transform Britain's economy since World War II. It calls for smarter UK migration policies to match employer needs and speed up recruitment. Indians now lead in skilled work roles and business innovation after Brexit and Covid shortages.