South China Morning Post - 2023-06-02

• Hong Kong records more than 12,000 lightning strikes
• DOOR OPENS EARLIER TO JOBS IN CIVIL SERVICE
• Food giants vow to deliver after monopoly warning
• THREAT OF LEGAL ACTION OVER LEAKS AT DATABASE
• Checks on missing person cases ‘may not be rigorous’
• Anti-China policies of West ‘have hurt travel’
• FOLLOW YOUR HEART, LISTEN TO YOUR BODY, HIKING EXPERT SAYS
• 91pc of primary pupils secure place at preferred schools as numbers fall
• DROUGHT THREATENS TO SAP ECONOMIC RECOVERY
• Caution on Russia energy jars with ‘no limits’ relations
• Taiwan luring more tech investment from Japan
• 3 policemen jailed, fired over beating of reporter
• Beijing aiming to expand ties with Saudi Arabia beyond oil
• SINGAPORE SIGNS UP FOR MILITARY PHONE LINK
• Sri Lanka given pledge of support in ‘difficult times’
• RELIABILIT­Y KEY AS WEAPON SALES TO REGION LEAP
• Rare Everest rescue of ‘death zone’ climber
• Air of hope on barley exports to China
• Singapore gets tougher over drugs possession
• INDIA TO BUILD JET ENGINES FOR GE
• GOVERNMENT ATTACKED OVER INACTION IN PwC TAX SCANDAL
• Kim’s sister promises more spy satellite launches
• Decorated soldier loses ‘war crimes’ defamation case
• Soundtrack­s of their lives help dementia sufferers find groove at silent disco
• McCarthy counts on strong finish to beat bill blockers
• Ex-police officer denies being illegal Chinese agent
• PENCE, CHRISTIE PREPARE TO RUN AGAINST TRUMP
• ‘Beacons from alien worlds’ targeted in search for life
• TV show star guilty of raping 2 women
• ITALY WOUND UP OVER PRICE OF STAPLE
• MESSAGE FROM THE CONSUL GENERAL
• Infusion therapy
• Soaring temperatur­es turn up heat on need to find climate unity
• China reaches new heights with C919
• Approval for critical changes to flats must not be given in isolation
• Law reform needed, not just revisions
• Law of the lone gun
• India shows powers how to earn a warm Pacific welcome
• Inspiratio­nal HK graduates are beacons of hope
• Sales soar as top players kick off shopping festival
• Macau casinos see fourfold surge in May revenue
• Digital fiat currencies ‘will help SMEs access financing’
• Musk ends China trip without any solid deals
• Developer set to be delisted in Shanghai
• Alibaba starts integratin­g its generative AI tool into other service applicatio­ns
• Xi called for tech self-sufficienc­y in 2013, book reveals
• Honor sets up new chip design unit in Shanghai
• Asia-Pacific head steps down from OTPP fund
• Universal Crossword
• Times Crossword
• Summer opens up your dining options
• Raise a glass to the renaissanc­e of the city’s bar scene
• Japanese, Indian and many other flavours in between
• Plastic pollution a blight on heritage site
• K-pop group Shinee are making a comeback, 15 years after their debut
• Siu family eyes Epsom Derby glory with Waipiro
• Sevilla in seventh heaven after Europa League win
• England and Bright return to World Cup squad
• Alonso eyes his first F1 victory in a decade at Barcelona blockbuste­r
• Djokovic stands by Kosovo statement
• Nuggets dismiss fears of finals rustiness against red-hot Heat after 10-day rest
• HK GOLDEN BULLS SET TO JOIN CHINA DOMESTIC LEAGUE
• Ban on Russia and Belarus may be lifted
• Damjanovic among 4 key players to exit Kitchee

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