South China Morning Post - 2023-05-21

• DEFEND THE LEGAL SYSTEM, TOP JUDGE URGES LAWYERS
• Daily Covid-19 caseload hits 10,000 in city but outbreak ‘manageable’
• Leaders vow to counter China’s policies
• PLA’s advanced hypersonic missile ‘has been in service for several years’
• Russian retreat is only road to peace, China’s envoy told
• ALMOST 140 DOCTORS IN U.K. OFFERED JOBS IN CITY
• Tsai pledges to maintain cross-strait stability
• GDP OF GREATER BAY AREA ON PAR WITH ITALY: CHAN
• Seizure of drugs at airport soars in wake of Covid rules
• Proposed ban on pigeon feeding and fine ruffle feathers
• Miniso aims high as flagship New York store opens
• Major tech firms enlisted to step up AI developmen­t
• Amphibious drone may be used in rescue operations
• PLA ‘expels’ vessel near South China Sea station
• Boy, 5, dies after 4 hospitals refuse to admit him
• Delhi ‘to project stability’ with G20 event in Kashmir
• CHINA URGES OTTAWA TO AVOID STOKING TENSIONS
• Nasa taps Bezos’ Blue Origin to build lunar lander
• Record migration surge set to expose ruling party splits
• Assad caps triumphant return to Arab fold
• PEREIRA SEALS SOUTHERN’S TRIUMPH
• Nobody can handle England at their best, Anderson says
• Shock for Wales as greats quit test arena
• Vivian Kong falls short in latest épée fight
• Fired-up Butler puts Heat on Celtics for 2-0 advantage
• Blazing a trail for women
• Anthem now means a lot for Griner after ordeal in Russia
• Expression­s of grief
• FASHION HOUSE CELEBRATES CAREER OF ITALIAN SCULPTOR
• Singapore longevity centre sees ageing as ‘a disease that can be treated’
• Currency in crisis
• As Hong Kong looks overseas, local talent needs to be nurtured
• Debt ceiling farce holds the world hostage
• Let revamped district councils be the institutio­ns we need
• A globally competitiv­e city needs recreation
• A tale of two elections
• Merci, Monsieur Delon
• Burn rubber
• Horoscopes
• Power tripping

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