South China Morning Post - 2024-04-26

• City prepares red carpet for visitors over ‘golden week’
• BEIJING REVAMPS LEGISLATIO­N TO FIGHT MONEY LAUNDERING
• Blinken seeks level playing field for businesses
• Australian PM should take on all ‘megalomani­acs’, not just Musk
• HK$125m splashed out on ‘self-righting’ fireboat
• Falsifiers of data to pay heavy price in shake-up of laws
• HUI OFFERS CLARITY ON MIGRANTS’ PENSIONS
• Heavy rain in Guangdong disrupts rail services
• Union angered by import of mainland drivers
• Two arrested over undelivere­d products
• FOCUS ON THE FIELD OF BATTLE, XI URGES
• Reliance on children in old age divides generation­s
• New variety of rapeseed results in 51% higher yield
• Taiwanese president-elect wants ‘healthy dialogues’ between Beijing and DPP
• ‘Magic’ of dorm letter found after 23 years
• NUCTECH RAIDS LEAVE CHINESE FIRMS ON EDGE
• Hungary urged to promote ‘rational and friendly view’
• Malaysia ‘opposes external forces’ in South China Sea
• Tributes flow for ‘cancer warrior’
• BID BY MARCOS TO REBRAND IMAGE MAY BE PAYING OFF
• Visit to Iran sparks weapons concerns
• University apologises after outrage over ‘second Holocaust’ claim by US professor
• Five teens charged following anti-terror raids in Sydney
• Dozens arrested as campuses hit by Gaza war protests
• KYIV ‘USED MISSILES THAT U.S. SECRETLY DELIVERED’
• PM threatens to quit over far-right attacks on wife
• Chinese jazz student gets prison for harassment
• Drowning in debt
• Japan’s military gamble reflects changing landscape
• Quality journalism to benefit from shelving law against fake news
• Sinking port calls for new routes to growth
• Shallow imitation
• Coal habits of China and India are slowing a green change
• Best to adhere to ‘gentleman’s pact’ on South China Sea
• Apple diversific­ation hits Henan’s handset exports
• City to launch spot bitcoin and ether ETFs next week
• New World to sell 18 units in Kowloon office building
• Nio unveils luxury smart vehicle as price war heats up
• Anger and unease over sell-or-ban law against TikTok
• THE INFORMER
• NISSAN BOSS VOWS TO LAUNCH MORE ELECTRIC MODELS AMID INTENSE COMPETITIO­N
• Use of oil in transport sector ‘set to peak next year’
• Mainland stocks back in global investors’ favour
• Tencent pushes for AI-powered smart mobility solution
• Hynix logs fastest sales growth since 2010
• Going in harm’s way
• How are we to know what health advice to believe any more?
• An Australian producer’s choice dining spots in city
• EXPLORING THE CRUCIAL ROLE OF WOMEN IN BUDDHIST ART
• Art helps unlock creative potential of Hongkonger on autism spectrum
• Typography show explores Kowloon’s old communitie­s
• EMPEROR ‘A MASSIVE CHANCE’ OF TOPPLING SIXTY IF RAIN STAYS
• Tiffany Yue targets leap into history with bid for Olympics
• Zhou Guanyu’s Sauber future in doubt
• Adelaide benchmark for LIV Golf roadshow
• LAU’S NERVES FAR MORE SETTLED FOR ROMANTIC WARRIOR

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