South China Morning Post - 2022-06-30

• Wet and windy conditions loom for celebratio­ns
• China to press on with zero-Covid plan, despite pain
• CITY PULLS OUT STOPS FOR SMOOTH VISIT BY XI
• More Europeans want peace than justice
• Accreditat­ion denied to 13 journalist­s
• ‘Arduous’ task to help jobless and boost economy, Li says
• Shenzhen tightens security ahead of Xi’s Hong Kong visit
• 6 held on suspicion of illegal racing after fiery crash
• City rises to 12th place in global ranking for study abroad
• Xi ‘weathered the storm’ for city as it faced historic crisis
• FRESH CALLS FOR TALENT AND TECH SELF-RELIANCE
• Manila protests Taiwan’s live-fire drills near islet
• Twins held for using each other’s passports to travel
• Researcher­s place chip in goat’s brain via vein
• CAUTIOUS WELCOME FOR G7’S PUSH INTO AFRICA
• Wang Yi expected to visit Myanmar for regional talks
• U.S. SEEKS BEIJING PUSH ON MOSCOW TO END CONFLICT
• Heavy artillery takes the shine off Ukraine’s use of drones
• Sweden and Finland invited to join Nato
• SANCTIONS ‘AN ATTEMPT TO FRIGHTEN BIGGER CHINESE FIRMS’
• NUCLEAR PLANTS TO RESTART AMID POWER CRUNCH
• News site critical of Duterte forced to close
• Hindu man killed over religious remarks
• Daily Covid-19 infections surge to highest since March
• US$14b MEGA-PORT AIMS TO RESOLVE SHIPPING SQUEEZE
• Fuel crisis at the heart of profound economic gloom
• Ex-president granted temporary release
• Smugglers caught with 100 animals in Thailand
• At least 52 die in jail riot and fire after mattresses set alight
• TRUMP ‘WANTED TO JOIN CAPITOL RIOT’
• Scotland seeks top court backing for independen­ce vote
• Anti-Asian hate crimes still on rise in California
• Quarantine is just unwanted detention
• The time is right for a holistic review of Covid-19 restrictio­ns
• Despite risks, release funds to the Taliban
• Hong Kong has the tools to play a full role in the nation’s technologi­cal developmen­t
• City has flourished
• China has more to lose from decoupling than America
• Call for common law with local characteri­stics
• Shanghai restaurant­s resume offering dine-in services
• HK SKIDS TO 10th PLACE IN IPO RANKING
• China needs more carbon capture and energy storage tech
• Nio slumps on accusation of inflating revenue
• Billionair­e population shrinks on mainland
• Thriving in a new format
• How 2022 could be a year of redemption for Chinese equities
• Horoscopes
• Chinese Zodiac
• Universal Crossword
• Times Crossword
• Films that defined Hong Kong cinema
• FILM REVIEWS
• London’s Regent Street struggles to draw shoppers
• Half-century in reach for leading local Chadwick
• O’SULLIVAN OUT TO MAKE AN IMPACT AS DEPARTURE LOOMS
• Fighting days over but gymmasterm­ind Schild has hit on his hands
• Twenty20 IPL to get extended window
• LOCAL CLUBS MOBILISE TO BOOST PRIZE MONEYAND CUT COSTS
• China’s Zeng Wenhui targetsska­teboarding glory
• Hong Kong clinch regional title in historic success
• Angus Ng sets up clash with Momota in Malaysia
• EASTERN JUST NEED A DRAW TO REACH THE KNOCKOUT STAGE

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