Cyril Ip is a journalist who writes for the South China Morning Post (SCMP) and has also had work featured in ABS-CBN Corporation. Cyril's articles cover a wide range of topics including international relations, geopolitics, and current events, with a particular focus on China and its relationships with other countries.
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Cyril Ip's coverage is heavily focused on politics and world affairs, with a specific focus on international relations. He frequently includes expert commentary, indicating that he values insights from credible sources.
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By: Cyril Ip
‘Monuments woman’ Katherine Tsiang’s Buddhist statue digital restorations have revived interest in lost dynasties and protection of cultural treasures.
By: Cyril Ip
Chen Yongjie, a former State Council researcher, says a survey of entrepreneurs found half felt the proposed legislation was ‘insufficient’.
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By: Cyril Ip
There’s still time in 2024 to see 5 global pop stars in China, the latest to be lured there after Carey, West, John Legend and Westlife.
By: Cyril Ip
De-escalation of border tensions has paved the way for engagement on other issues, including pressures from the West, analysts said.
These bistros are popular with Shanghai diners for their informal surroundings and reasonable prices. One of them has an unusual house pet
By: Cyril Ip
China’s Blue Sky Rescue has been helping train Palestinians in urban search and rescue operations in bid to help save more lives.
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Beijing issues second advisory in 10 days after Chinese nationals in Southeast Asian country fall victim to drugging, theft and fraud.
By: Cyril Ip
Foreign Minister Wang Yi vows ‘China will firmly be a force for peace’ while hoping Washington will meet Beijing halfway.
By: Cyril Ip
From a museum remembering the Nanjing massacre to a Confucian temple and the colourful Usnisa Palace, 5 must-see sites for visitors.
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