South China Morning Post - 2021-05-11

• VARIANT PATIENT MAY FACE SECOND CHARGE
• Quarantine operations need to be handled better, experts say
• Census data to shine spotlight on China’s critical social policy issues
• China’s perception of world shapes economy
• INDIAN CRISIS ‘MAY SLOW’ GLOBAL BORDER OPENING
• Beijing blames ‘abrupt’ US withdrawal for attacks
• Premier warns officials against complacenc­y over a ‘still shaky’ recovery
• Hotline flooded with reports of possible violations
• Trust in authority grew amid pandemic
• Getting the numbers right
• Plan to tackle shortage of doctors under scrutiny
• CHALLENGE LAUNCHED FOR TRIAL BY JURY
• Family of protester absent as coroner opens inquest
• Team tells of rising to challenge of building hospital
• TWO MAJOR EXTENSIONS PLANNED AT LEGCO SITE
• Anger over ‘unacceptab­le’ punishment
• Judge denies bias, accuses defendants of ‘losing focus’
• BOOK BEHIND SARS BIOWEAPONS CLAIM
• Ancient poem has adverse impact on company’s shares
• ‘Nihilistic’ posts deleted ahead of Party centenary
• Businessma­n ‘could get 25 years in prison if convicted’
• Taipei holds out hope for invitation to WHO forum
• OLYMPIC ATHLETES IN LOSING POSITION
• City state business climate passes test for BioNTech hub
• Moon’s ‘last chance’ to reach peace goal
• Heartbreak journeys as virus victims fight for life
• Poet who died in detention ‘had organs removed’
• Taliban in ceasefire call for Eid holiday
• Birthday party turns into bloodbath as seven shot dead
• HUNDREDS HURT IN LATEST CLASHES
• Cyberattac­k on pipeline linked to criminal gang
• Press freedom does not excuse lawbreakin­g
• Needs of those under quarantine must be met by government
• Time for city to turn up heat on vaping
• Three questions await answers over mandatory testing and vaccinatio­n moves for helpers
• Crucible of change
• India risks Russian ties in drift to the West over China
• A warning from the heavens that hubris must end
• CATHAY LAUNCHES U.S. DOLLAR BOND SALE
• Shanghai ends licence perk for cheap electric cars
• Inflation fears as mainland steel mills raise prices
• Waterdrop to boost health coverage for underserve­d areas
• Clubhouse tests Android version of app
• MIDEA’S AMBITION TAKES GLOBAL AIM
• HSBC WILL ADD 1,000 STAFF THIS YEAR IN WEALTH FOCUS
• How the right kind of conflict can be the key to success
• Behind the office boom
• Inflation on the way back but markets should have no fear
• Continenta­l drifters
• Three new hotspots that draw on Singapore’s sense of local identity
• How to get the most out of your limited exercise time
• Pudgy Will Smith vows to get back into shape
• SIGNS OF AN EMERGING MASTER IN EARLY FILM
• Horoscopes
• Chinese Zodiac
• Opening lead: four of diamonds.
• Baffert’s positive reiterates the importance of integrity
• PURTON MAINTAINS JOCKEYS’ TITLE IS MOREIRA’S TO LOSE
• REAL HELD BY SEVILLA IN BLOW TO TITLE HOPES
• SOLSKJAER HAILS RESILIENT UNITED AS CITY KEPT WAITING FOR TITLE
• First for Allardyce as Baggies go down
• ‘I won’t resign … I can do better,’ Juve’s Pirlo says
• Euro dream too far for Hammers, Moyes says
• Neymar scores but PSG fall short against Rennes
• BORGES HIT WITH NINE-MEETING BAN
• Lee is head and shoulders above his opponents
• McIlroy reveals injury before victory
• ‘New Lomu’ Clarke goes for Olympic gold medal
• Demandsoar­s from India for medical oxygen equipment
• ‘Cautious hugging’ and pints, Johnson promises
• Pfizer jab stands up well against variants
• Beijing to create ‘line of separation’ on Everest
• MALAYSIA TO LOCK DOWN BEFORE MUSLIM HOLIDAY

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