South China Morning Post - 2022-03-06

• LI STRESSES STABILITYA­S DANGERS RISE
• Experts warn 15 per cent of residents might have been infected already
• Defence spending expected to grow to US$230 billion
• Nation to stick with zero-Covid policy but measures to be ‘constantly refined’
• Traffickin­g targeted in wake of scandal
• PREMIER PROMISES TO FOCUS ON THE CITY’S PROSPERITY
• Diplomacy budget grows while trade deal outlook narrows
• Incentives to support innovation endeavours as part of self-reliance
• Limiting exercise risks a different kind of health crisis
• ‘Villain beaters’ take a hit from anti-Covid precaution­s
• Attack on nuclear plant provokes worldwide alarm
• 9,400 civil servants infected amid city’s fifth wave
• ANTI-RIOT SQUAD TO HELPAT MASS TESTS
• US envoy arrives in China after long delay
• Anti-viral gloves lend a hand in fight against infection
• Residents and NGOs join forces to help those in need
• STUDENT VISAS IN AUSTRALIA LURE THE MIDDLE-AGED
• Police set to deploy robots to target rule-breaking motorists
• HKBU will pay journalist­s to study
• Victor Li’s power assets in UK attract possible bid
• Religious minorities express concerns at BJP hardliner’s re-election bid
• CHINA ‘WILL WORK WITH WHOEVER IS PRESIDENT’
• Missile test just days before presidenti­al election in S Korea
• At least 58 dead after suicide blast at mosque
• U.S. AND FINLAND AGREE TO DEEPEN SECURITY LINKS
• Boston Marathon bomber’s death sentence is reinstated
• No room for apologists for Putin, Pence says
• Revived nuclear deal with Iran ‘imminent’
• Zelensky blasts Nato veto of no-fly zone
• Singapore imposes sanctions on Russia
• BIATHLETES LEAD MEDAL SPREE FOR HOSTS AT BEIJING SHOWCASE
• Guardiola predicts difficult derby in Manchester
• Leung foots the bill in quest for glory on world stage
• Birdie spree puts Phachara in charge at Thai showpiece
• Power to the paddle
• There was never a dull moment when the ‘King of Spin’ was around
• One perfect day
• AN EXPERTS’ GUIDE TO TURNING BACK THE CLOCK ON AGEING
• The prying game: how spousal snooping will doom a partnershi­p to failure
• Killing Eve’s final season ‘a bigger journey than ever’
• Cross-border marriages law a step forward
• Li sets out a cautious approach with focus on domestic stability
• Confusing messaging leads to panic buying
• Debate in Hong Kong between ‘zero Covid’ and ‘living with the virus’ is missing the point
• ‘One country, two systems’ has derailed
• All or nothing in virus fight
• Use e-vouchers to boost elderly jab rate and ease into sales tax
• Carats with a conscience
• A bad heir day
• Green and pleasant land
• The kids are all right
• Woman of the cloth
• Horoscopes
• Black and white

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