South China Morning Post - 2024-04-18

• INFLUX OF HIGH EARNERS PROMISES CITY JOBS BOOST
• Nation braces for travel boom as bookings for holiday surge
• Green groups call for rejection of San Tin impact report
• Curtain falls on France in Africa as fake video bears hint of truth
• Defence ministers’ talks ‘not expected to change dynamic’
• Call for transparen­cy on tourism influencer costs
• Indonesian firms looking into stronger ties with city
• HUGE DEMAND TO SECURE HK$30 TICKETS FOR CINEMA DAY EVENT
• Smaller estates set to collect ‘smart’ food waste bins
• Student jailed for laundering funds to aid protesters
• Electronic­s smuggling bid worth HK$100m thwarted
• Voyeur disguised himself as a schoolgirl
• Challenges ‘far exceeded what Beijing predicted’
• AIRCRAFT FIRM REELS IN EXPERTS FOR NEW JET
• Award-winning scientists ‘tried to use connection­s to get government funding’
• Three-year plan launched to build digital workforce to win competitio­n with West
• Loan for oil deal signed with Niger junta
• PLA holds drill along Myanmar border as concerns grow
• FEUDING CLANS TURN UP THE INSULTS
• Disgraced ex-PM seeks to be placed under house arrest
• New defence strategy focused on countering China
• Indian forces kill at least 29 Maoists in gun battle
• Former leader Aung San Suu Kyi moved to house arrest
• COSMETICS A NEW TARGET FOR ISRAEL BOYCOTTS
• Chinese cameras in use to tighten control of citizens
• Hanoi pumps in US$24b to rescue fraud-hit bank
• Activists fear resurgence of dancing bears, despite 1972 law banning the practice
• IRAN SANCTIONS PLAN AS ISRAEL WEIGHS RESPONSE
• Search for impartial jury in Trump trial poses challenge
• Lawmakers support bill to phase out smoking for good
• Mayor proposes regulated cocaine market
• Time for animal abusers in China to face proper justice
• Economic growth beats estimates but more work ahead
• Spending by former leaders begs scrutiny
• Beijing’s green shift
• What the UK’s latest report on Hong Kong gets so wrong
• Let our swimmers make waves before cheering crowds
• US needs to rethink its military and political support for Israel
• KEEN INVESTORS ‘SHOULD HAVE CHINA EXPOSURE’
• Hytera resumes sales after US court suspends global ban
• China’s autonomous driving firms struggle to turn a profit
• Analysts in firing line amid cost cuts
• INVESTORS ‘WAIT FOR CLARITY’ ON MARKETS
• Morgan Stanley lay-offs to hit HK and mainland
• THE INFORMER
• Country Garden seeks to extend bond payments
• Battery giant’s spin-off bets on boom in home energy systems
• Vanke looks to offload stake in GLP
• Chip gear maker’s new bookings disappoint
• Chinese AI tutor apps capture US market
• A fair for the young at art
• GALAXY WRITER
• VIRTUAL SHOW OF EVERY SHAPE AND COLOUR
• Universal Crossword
• Fownes hits 1,100 wins as Angel flies
• How entreprene­ur Vriko Kwok went Further than she had ever been
• ARCH-RIVALS PREPARE TO RESUME MEDAL RIVALRY
• ‘An opportunit­y to inspire’ for Zhou in return to Shanghai
• Gooch goes into bat for LIV format of 54 holes

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