South China Morning Post - 2021-11-12

• Infections of Cathay pilots show ‘highly similar’ genetic sequencing
• RESOLUTION PUTS XI ON PAR WITH MAO, DENG
• More moderates sign up to run for Legislativ­e Council
• Will Asia now get tough on Big Tech?
• Declaratio­n ‘avoids worst-case scenario’
• Average waiting time for a public flat hits 22-year high
• XI’S POLICIES ON HONG KONG AND TAIWAN BACKED
• M+ ‘will show Ai Weiwei’s work, but abide by the law’
• The loyal competitio­n
• DOUBLE-DIGIT INCREASES IN POWER BILLS ‘ON WAY’
• Discrimina­tion flagged by half in poll
• NEARLY SIX YEARS FOR INCITING SECESSION
• CityU president will not renew contract in 2023
• Police find crystal meth worth HK$6.1m in boots
• Psychiatri­c centre for MTR jab attacker
• WORK BEGINS ON WHARF FOR RESEARCH VESSELS
• Jet mock-ups ‘aimed at deterring US and Japan’
• Hungarian PM candidate vows to review Beijing ties
• Cambodian officials hit with sanctions for graft at base linked to China
• Xi pledges market reforms at Apec forum
• FILIPINOS HELD IN MACAU OVER RALLY
• Spat with France leaves allies in a spot
• Director of ‘Rings’ sells effects firm for US$1.6b
• Train driver sues for HK$4 docked wages
• New foreign minister calls for constructi­ve and stable ties with China
• BIDEN VOWS TO TACKLE RISING PRICES ‘HEAD ON’
• Do not make another ‘serious mistake’, Russia told
• TALIBAN URGES EX-MILITARY PILOTS TO STAY
• Afghan refugees ‘flee in thousands to Iran every day’
• Ex-leader of S Africa’s legacy ‘big but uneven’
• Exemptions should be reviewed after pilots test positive
• Reach out to hearts and minds of young
• More access to education and vocational training would help with prisoners’ rehabilita­tion
• Car black boxes may help crash investigat­ions
• Bridging the gap
• Biden’s criticism of Xi’s COP26 no-show is out of order
• The US-China rivalry is biggest threat to Apec
• U.S. LIKELY TO PLAY UP CHINA’S ‘WEAKNESS’ ON BOEING ORDERS
• Technology giants hiring fewer people amid crackdown
• Fewer in Hong Kong see home prices rising after run-up earlier in year
• Tencent says it has all the tech to build metaverse
• STRONG OVERSEAS DEMAND FOR €4b CHINESE BONDS
• PBOC likely to use ‘variety of tools’ to ensure liquidity and reasonable growth
• Smart solution to waste
• PBOC emerges as ‘reliable boyfriend’ for bond markets
• Times Crossword
• Chinese Zodiac
• Horoscopes
• High hopes for airlines
• Macau restaurant­s running on empty
• Why I loathe list articles – let me count the reasons
• A vegan chef’s top spots for plant-based dishes
• THE BENEFITS AND DRAWBACKS OF SKIPPING MEALS
• Reflection­s on a career that caters to the male gaze
• Veteran actress returns in quirky serial killer series
• CRUZ’S BUDDIES NEEDS TO DEFY HISTORY TO DEFEND CUP TITLE
• Hong Kong loses a character as Piccone signs off
• Dynamic duo ride momentum ahead of Worlds
• GERRARD APPOINTED ASTON VILLA MANAGER
• Lee Man complete quarantine amid stalled campaign
• China No 1 Zhang loses in debut at WTA Finals
• England ‘devastated’ after Kiwis win tense semi-final
• MAINLAND APPROVES TRIALS OF NEW HOME-GROWN VACCINE
• ‘Cruises to nowhere’ resume following 21-day suspension
• HIGH RISK OF MEASLES SURGE, REPORT SAYS
• Singapore official pins hopes on China’s reopening

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