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AdvertisementUS, Israel war on IranWorldMiddle EastIran’s Revolutionary Guards issue death threat for Israel’s NetanyahuBefore the threat, US President Donald Trump said Tehran wanted ‘to make a deal, I don’t want to because the terms aren’t good enough yet’
4-MIN READ4-MIN1BloombergPublished: 7:36pm, 15 Mar 2026Updated: 7:39pm, 15 Mar 2026Iran’s elite Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps (IRGC) has threatened Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu with death, in a statement published on Sunday by Iran’s Fars and IRNA news agencies.
Netanyahu would be pursued and killed, the IRGC statement said.
The announcement followed mutual overnight attacks in the war between Iran, Israel and the United States.
AdvertisementThe current round of hostilities began when Israel and the US launched a large-scale offensive against Iran on February 28.
Tehran has retaliated with strikes against Israel as well as Gulf states allied with Washington.
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AdvertisementViral storiesPeople & Culture‘Don’t sell loneliness’: Korean restaurant refuses service to solo diners, sparks debateNoodle outlet advertises sarcastic ‘options’ for people who want to dine alone as country faces rising number of single households
Reading Time:2 minutesWhy you can trust SCMPAlice Yanin ShanghaiPublished: 9:00am, 26 Nov 2025A restaurant in South Korea has caused controversy by refusing to serve solo diners as the country experiences an increase in the number of people staying single.
AdvertisementA sign outside the noodle restaurant in Yeosu City, South Jeolla Province in the south of South Korea, went viral on social media after an internet user who visited the eatery posted it online on November 17, according to a report by the Korea Times.
The notice said the restaurant provides four “options” for customers eating alone: pay for two servings, eat two servings, call a friend and come back with your wife next time.
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AdvertisementChina exportsEconomyChina EconomyCuts to US ‘fentanyl tariffs’ help Chinese exporters close the gap on competitionAnalysts said the reduction in US tariffs creates space for Chinese producers to gain on Asian competitors – particularly in low-cost goods
Reading Time:3 minutesWhy you can trust SCMP1Alice LiandRalph JenningsPublished: 6:00am, 1 Nov 2025With the US cutting its tariffs on Chinese imports by 10 per cent – halving a duty initially imposed by Washington over allegations of complicity in the fentanyl trade – analysts said the reduction may further strengthen the competitiveness of Chinese exporters, particularly in mass-produced goods.
AdvertisementFollowing a meeting on Thursday between President Xi Jinping and US President Donald Trump in South Korea, the world’s two largest economies reached a consensus on the issue, with the US agreeing to remove half of its 20 per cent in fentanyl-related tariffs on China, effective immediately.
The 90-day pause on tariff inc..