South China Morning Post - 2022-12-03

• China growth ‘hinges on calibratin­g Covid policy’
• XI ‘BELIEVES PROTESTERS ARE MAINLY STUDENTS’
• Citywide arrangemen­ts to mourn with mainland
• Same old doom-mongers catch another cold in Covid protests
• FOREIGN LAWYER BAN ‘WOULD MAKE CITY AN OUTLIER’
• City will roll out road map to build risk management hub
• URA reveals plans for Sai Ying Pun
• Oxford date for scientist jailed over gene-edited babies
• Nurse jailed for forging virus jab records
• More teachers to be trained as lack of diplomas revealed
• Suspected con artist arrested after bank worker comes to rescue of woman, 85
• REBOUND ‘TO PEAK IN TWO WEEKS AS CASE RATE SLOWS’
• TESTING ROLLBACK A SIGNAL OF POLICY SHIFT
• Chinese students in North America inspired by protests to speak out
• Signs of discontent a challenge for the leadership
• FIRST METHANE-FUELLED ROCKET SET FOR LAUNCH
• ‘Trust within Asia grouping key’ to building influence
• Dancer who lost eye builds ‘cool’ artificial models
• Economic census set for 2023 as growth slows in wake of coronaviru­s crisis
• US, France ties ‘should not harm third party’
• ‘Opec for rainforest­s’ plants seeds of hope on emissions
• ANWAR NAMES TAINTED EX-RIVAL AS DEPUTY PM
• Jet fighter pact has rising China in sights
• Possible visit to Tokyo by Xi ‘invaluable’
• London rejects plan to relocate Chinese embassy
• Docu-series puts royal rift back in the spotlight
• Brexit ramps up food bills by almost £6b, study finds
• KYIV AIMS TO PREVENT A RUSSIAN RECOVERY
• Biden turns on the pizazz for Macron
• COURT DELIVERS TRUMP LEGAL BLOW
• Outrage as rapper expresses admiration for Hitler
• Rebels deny being behind massacre and breaking truce
• Judges say Bolivia and Chile agree on river row
• Wanted: ‘bloodthirs­ty’ rat tsar to clean up New York
• Football sobers up
• China needs support of people to declare victory over virus
• Price to be paid for breaking Covid rules
• How we can reduce the amount of food waste sent to landfills
• Trudeau misses his chance with China
• Time to fulfil pledges
• Global protests are result of years of neglect by deluded elite
• Shining a light on talent that is neurodiver­se
• TAIWAN SET FOR BIG GAINS FROM EDGE IN CHIP RACE
• Commercial pension pilot for China
• Beijing betting on new semiconduc­tor design to escape shackles of US bans
• ‘Forecasts of 30pc drop in HK home prices too bearish’
• FINANCIAL SYSTEM IN CHINA FACES ‘RISING RISK’
• Chinese titles a big hit in Google Play’s list of leading apps
• Nio cuts delivery times after solving supply issues
• Slimmer but more focused
• Universal Crossword
• MOROCCAN SUPPORTERS BECOME THE 12TH MAN TO SPUR THEIR SIDE INTO LAST 16
• Germans flop in ‘horror movie’
• Tears of joy in Japan after another stunning win
• Belgium’s golden era ends in a whimper
• Netherland­s now need to show they are not just all talk
• AUSTRALIA OUT TO DASH MESSI’S DREAM
• Hayes leads Pistons in upset win over Mavs
• EMBARRASSE­D PAKISTAN BOARD CHIEF HITS OUT AT ‘LIVING IN THE DARK AGES OF PITCHES’
• Allen steers Bills to third successive victory over Pats
• FURY EYES ALI-STYLE TOUR OF THE WORLD
• Heart scare for Aussie legend Ponting
• ‘Terminator’ Gohar clinical in reaching semi-final
• HK WOMEN FACE THEIR FIRST TESTS IN 3 YEARS
• Cheung ‘hungry for action’ after 6-month injury hiatus
• Scott rolls back the years for share of lead
• Chinese Grand Prix axed for fourth year in a row

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