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The South China Morning Post is a leading English-language newspaper published daily in Hong Kong. Established in 1903, it has built a legacy as a trusted source for reporting on China, Hong Kong and the wider Asia-Pacific region. The newspaper is known for its comprehensive coverage of politics, business, society and culture. It offers a nuanced lens on the region’s evolving role in global affairs. SCMP combines legacy reporting with a forward-thinking digital strategy, offering deep analysis and fast-paced news that caters to professionals, policymakers and globally minded readers. With correspondents stationed across Asia and beyond, its coverage captures both the local detail and the broader international impact of key developments. The newspaper has earned international recognition for its editorial excellence, particularly in digital innovation and visual storytelling. It continues to break major stories, provide context around complex regional issues and highlight emerging trends in technology, trade and diplomacy. Available daily on PressReader, the South China Morning Post delivers timely journalism with global relevance. Whether you're following economic shifts, political dynamics or cultural movements, SCMP connects readers to the heart of Asia with clarity, authority and insight.
North Korean leader Kim Jong-un visited the Chinese border city of Dandong yesterday, with both sides underlining their traditional friendship and calling to boost cooperation. The trip, Kim’s first visit to China in more than a year,...
Hong Kong authorities should act as a “visible hand” to break down barriers erected by vested interests and revive growth momentum through reform under its maiden five-year plan, a former Beijing official overseeing the city’s affairs has said.
When China’s political elites gather behind closed doors in Beijing for the Communist Party’s fifth plenum from tomorrow to Thursday, much of the attention will be on the quiet preparations for allocating hundreds of pivotal roles in next...
China is becoming more confident and ambitious, the Asia-Pacific Economic Cooperation (Apec) executive director has said, as the forum returns to the country for the third time in a quarter-century. Eduardo Pedrosa, the executive...
