South China Morning Post - 2024-02-18

• Heart trouble as winds force ‘short break’ for attraction
• Wang defends ties with Russia, warns West about Taiwan ‘red line’
• CITY IN TALKS TO WIDEN MAINLAND TRAVEL SCHEME
• Hong Kong and Inter Miami were playing very different games
• Mainlander­s revel in visa-free holiday travel to Singapore
• GREEN LIGHT FOR VOCATIONAL CENTRE
• Big data, AI used in bid to predict dementia early
• HK eyes SE Asia, Mid-East ties amid plans for festival
• EU ‘willing’ to use trade tools for fair play
• AUTHORITIE­S UNDER PRESSURE TO SCRAP ALL PROPERTY CURBS
• 70% yet to give ‘sharing consent’ to private sector
• Public flat rent increase ‘will be no more than 10%’
• Paraglider rescued after fog forces an emergency landing
• Man dead, woman hurt in cycling crashes
• Tang-era exams ‘helped improve social mobility’
• Hunan grasps chance to play catch-up in Africa
• Foreigner expelled over theft of plants
• U.S. URGED TO USE A.I. IN IDENTIFYIN­G CHINESE THREATS
• Beijing bets on ‘new productive forces’
• Voters ‘split on TikTok ban’ as Biden campaign joins the app
• Man hires bodyguard to attract women in his hometown
• Rocket launch a boost for space plans
• Doctors in despair after US exam scores are invalidate­d
• HIV-infected children get new lease of life in sanctuary
• THAKSIN TO WALK FREE TODAY AFTER SIX MONTHS IN JAIL
• Tributes held for ‘hero’ Navalny across Europe and US
• TRUMP TO PAY US$355m IN FRAUD CASE
• Kyiv withdrawin­g forces from key eastern front city
• Two juveniles charged over Kansas mass shooting
• Long and winding road for a bass guitar
• HAUGHEY SHINES WITH HAT-TRICK ‘HARDWARE’
• Nizakat spurs HK to record T20 total in seeing off Japan
• Whyte proud of Russian Emperor’s ‘brave effort’
• Spieth says ‘it hurts’ after score blunder
• ... AND MORE ACCOLADES LOOM WITH NOMINATION FOR ANNUAL SPORTS STARS AWARDS
• JAISWAL’S RAPID TON HAS INDIA IN CHARGE
• Works of a life in progress
• Sotheby’s taking another plunge into the digital art market
• Prisoners create harmony in their craft
• STAR ROSE ABOVE FAMILY WOES TO FIND HAPPINESS
• Internatio­nal wine club welcomes ‘inquisitiv­e’ Hong Kong residents
• Superficia­l renewal
• Bay area cities should play to their strengths for the best results
• Hope for mental well-being of students lies in collective action
• Yearly flu jabs may one day be in the past
• Optimise the sharing of eHealth records
• Time to accept change
• AIIB must give communitie­s a voice in developmen­t projects
• Tongue tied
• Winds of change
• One man’s treasure
• Horoscopes

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