South China Morning Post - 2022-10-11

• KNIFE-WIELDING ROBBERS FLEE SHOP WITH HK$22m NECKLACE
• Beijing urges de-escalation after bridge attack and Russian missile strikes
• Experts split over second-generation vaccine purchase
• Private sector in need of shot of confidence
• Tsai calls on Beijing to work with Taipei in name of peace
• UP TO 20,000 JOIN LIVE STREAM FOR MIRROR RETURN
• US expert on mission to help restore academic exchanges
• New abuse legislatio­n to be speeded up
• Children pay high price for class suspension­s
• THIRD OF ELDERLY TELL OF LONELINESS
• Tougher penalties on way in touting clampdown
• Judge allows fight against quashing of jab exemptions
• Plan to enact city’s own security law this year put on hold
• Academic wanted over HK$4m sales fraud
• LIKELY 3.5pc GDP GROWTH SHORT OF EXPECTATIO­NS
• Beijing vows stronger laws, limits on monitoring e-CNY
• Marine ecosystems help inspire seawater battery using algae to make clean power
• NEED TO SHIFT SECURITY FOCUS IN AFRICA REFLECTED BY FILM
• University investigat­es weapons scientist over kiss
• Beijing makes plea for patience over zero-Covid drive
• Coconut milk firm inflates truth on bust enhancer
• PARLIAMENT DISSOLVED, CLEARING WAY FOR POLLS
• Defence projects ‘billions over budget, decades late’
• Relief and concern as Japan opens to tourists
• A grieving nation wants answers to familiar questions
• RUSSIA HITS CITIES IN REVENGE STRIKES
• Kanye West accounts frozen over alleged racism
• At least 22 dead, dozens missing after massive landslide
• Bernanke in three-way share of Nobel prize
• UN chief in call to arms as cholera threat adds to crisis
• Status as aviation hub rests on Cathay rising to meet challenges
• Young need our help to rebuild their lives
• MPF system can be updated to better meet members’ needs before and after retirement
• Drop Byzantine rules-based course on Covid
• Relations reshaped
• HK’s story best told by letting people speak for themselves
• Biden’s Opec+ humiliatio­n a boon for rivals
• Solar firms told to stop price gouging amid supply shocks
• SHENZHEN PLANS TO SHOWER CASH ON CHIP INDUSTRY
• Semiconduc­tor self-sufficienc­y drive under siege with new US export controls
• Alibaba Cloud opens large campus in Hangzhou
• Meituan ‘set for expansion into city’
• Mainland skincare firms get nod for HK share sales
• UBS SET TO RELOCATE TO WEST KOWLOON
• Invesco moves to Jardine House amid falling rents
• Fed’s inflation fight could ruin the economy it seeks to save
• Australia still fears China
• Universal Crossword
• Times Crossword
• Tourists return to tea country, but so does the traffic
• A cheaper way to explore the world
• WHY SELF CARE IS SO IMPORTANT TO MENTAL HEALTH
• Adventurou­s multimedia opera Somnium delivers on its ambitions
• How an actress got the role of a lifetime
• Numbers game spurs Purton as he eyes record
• JOCKEY CLUB SET TO ‘DEMYSTIFY’ THINKING CITY IS STILL CLOSED
• Ten Hag tips Ronaldo to flow with goals
• Undefeated Eagles show they have the right blueprint
• Tom Kim matches Tiger’s feat with victory at Shriners
• I COULD HAVE DIED, GASLY FUMES AT CRANE INCIDENT
• Success on the pitch a way to help fight Putin
• HK MASTERS HAILED AS ‘CHANGING SNOOKER’
• Promising rider Yeung debuts at worlds
• Future of game is ‘sleeping giant’ of Asia, not America, LIV chief Norman insists
• Warning against ending ban for Djokovic
• QUOTES OF THE TOURNAMENT

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