South China Morning Post - 2022-05-02

• SAFE FOR CITY TO SCRAP FLIGHT SUSPENSION RULE, EXPERT SAYS
• Ukraine again calls on China to broker ceasefire between Moscow and Kyiv
• 2 more platforms added for the next batch of vouchers
• Small Hainan takes on huge strategic role
• LEE REJECTS POLITICAL REFORM WHILE OTHER PROBLEMS EXIST
• Changsha police arrest 9 over collapsed building
• Speculatio­n after stealth fighter jets seen at naval base
• Chinese nuclear plant produces carbon-14 in first for commercial reactor
• CALLS FOR FURTHER RULE EASING TO AID ECONOMY
• Majority of owners at To Kwa Wan block agree to sell
• Forcing everyone to deal with sanctioned Lee could be Beijing’s game plan
• Lam vows to focus on improving labour rights
• Skeleton yields evidence of grisly punishment by amputation
• GUANGZHOU PUTS PETS IN QUARANTINE
• Box offices take big hits from Covid measures
• Large radar eyes missile threats from North Asia
• Indonesian wives refusing to leave adopted homeland
• Groups of civilians evacuated from besieged steel plant
• British PM promises additional military aid
• RUSSIA SANCTIONS ‘BLESSING’ FOR TEA, SPICE EXPORTERS
• Tokyo plans to classify defence policy
• Xiaomi has US$725m seized over ‘illegal’ remittance­s
• Flaws found in tour operator’s system of communicat­ions
• Islamic State claims explosion in Kabul
• BIDEN JOINS IN FUN AT RETURN OF PRESS BASH
• Police take ‘strong stance’ over motorcycle protest
• Teacher barred over cotton, shackles in slavery lesson
• Ways hospitals can better tackle Covid-19 cases
• Telehealth holds promise if it is accessible to all
• Asean leaders should think hard about summit with the US
• Issue of green bonds cheers retail investors
• Children can get the most out of the metaverse with support and guidance from parents
• The key to resiliency
• Strategic planning can help improve city’s policymaki­ng
• Admission of failings is good sign for future
• Young buyers snap up smaller homes
• Top mainland executives in retreat from social media
• SUPPLY CHAIN DISRUPTION­S HURT TAIWANESE TECH STOCKS
• Pet health seen as a growth industry amid the pandemic
• US trade plan a hard sell
• Our dangerousl­y divided world needs better type of globalisat­ion
• Japan must shine a light on gender pay gap
• Special kneads: the many benefits of a tui na massage
• Shows aim to manipulate feelings and perception­s
• WINERIES EMBRACING DIGITAL NFT SALES
• Horoscopes
• Chinese Zodiac
• Universal Crossword
• Never-say-die Kitchee are city’s last action heroes
• CHEUNG BEATS RAIN IN LEAP FOR GOLD
• Ancelotti in class of his own as Real win 35th title
• Hong Kong prodigy lifts women’s squash title
• SENOR SHOWS TOUCH OF CLASS IN QUEEN MOTHER CAKEWALK
• ‘I just love it when a plan comes together’: hard yards pay off for hot Hewitson
• Packing Treadmill, Sakewin keep the good times rolling
• Dining out banned for Labour Day break
• INFECTIONS, FATALITIES DECLINE IN SHANGHAI
• Seoul lifts mask rule, but Pyongyang keeps up curbs
• US lawmaker promises to investigat­e virus origins

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