South China Morning Post - 2022-06-29

• CHINA TO REDUCE QUARANTINE FOR INBOUND TRAVEL
• Drones banned in security move for Xi
• Plan to reduce hotel isolation for travellers to five days
• Beijing must learn from health codes affair
• Nato summit courts Asia-Pacific to counter China
• Global stagflatio­n risk ‘offers an opportunit­y’ for Beijing
• Palace Museum to open with 70pc of tickets for July sold
• Carrie Lam posts final comments as leader
• 2 jailed for inciting residents to flout curbs, refuse jabs
• FLIGHT CARRYING AID ARRIVES IN AFGHANISTA­N
• China pays ‘highest price’ for flooding
• Work to start on giant telescope to monitor solar winds
• Research finds human brain can transmit radio waves
• CHALLENGE TO BELT AND ROAD ‘COULD PUSH UP STANDARDS’
• Two-thirds of Australian­s see China as a threat
• G7 summit statement ‘plans to take aim at Beijing’
• Nato to strengthen rapid reaction force by nearly eightfold
• China urged to learn from the Kremlin’s failures
• Blocked payments force Russia into ‘default’
• Hackers attack Lithuania over Kaliningra­d sanctions
• MIGRANT DETAINEES LOCKED ‘IN HELL’
• Marcos Jnr to take oath at site where father was scorned
• Canberra to set up defence school for Pacific militaries
• Man gets 45 years in jail for abusing children
• ‘STACKS OF BODIES’ FOUND IN ABANDONED TRUCK
• Accused ‘duck sauce’ killer bailed for US$500,000
• Chlorine gas blast at port releases yellow death cloud
• Life in the world’s deepest oceans a spectacula­r and fragile struggle for survival
• China cited in US vow to police fisheries
• ‘TOO MUCH MAYO’ ROW ENDS IN DEATH
• Quarantine hotel mess must be sorted out
• Justice has to remain fair and open in push for remote hearings
• HKMA must be sure to send right message
• America’s hypocrisy means it can no longer lay claim to the global moral high ground
• Road to redemption
• Rich nations must keep climate pledges to avert calamity
• Local tourism boom exposes shortcomin­gs
• ETF CONNECT SET FOR JULY 4 LAUNCH
• High costs spark debates on benefits of mass screening
• Tech giants face new curbs from antitrust rules
• Mainland releases criteria for ‘little giants’
• On the brink of disaster
• Confrontin­g the risks ahead for the Chinese and US economies
• Horoscopes
• Chinese Zodiac
• Universal Crossword
• Times Crossword
• Liquid rhinoplast­y: scalpel-free nose job is popular, but still carries risk
• ACTRESS GETS HER FANGS INTO CHALLENGIN­G ROLE
• Our pick of the year’s 10 best Korean drama series to date
• Pandemic anger is a mental health concern. Here’s how to deal with it
• Teetan notches quick-fire Valley double
• Time ripe for Marty Dou and Kevin Yu to strike
• Spain remainsshu­t out of World Cup as appeal rejected
• Daley fury at ruling on transgende­r athletes
• Just another powerful day at the office for Swiatek
• HONG KONG ON CUSP OF HISTORIC TRIUMPH
• Lee Cheuk-yiu sends his former flatmate packing
• Tainan City need to bolster defence in must-win match
• Debut Super League matchups unveiled
• SHKP, SINO LAND TURN TO PETS, TEENS FOR PICKUP
• Creditor seeks winding-up of troubled Evergrande
• Cryptocurr­encies out of favour with real estate buyers
• Taste of sustainabl­e living as city residents plant crops at skyscraper rooftop farms
• Sales of new homes in US bounce back in May
• Lenders grant New York’sbiggest mall a reprieve
• MAKING A HOME WHERE EVERY DAY IS A HOLIDAY

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