South China Morning Post - 2023-06-06

• MOTHER SUSPECTED OF KILLING HER 3 DAUGHTERS
• Journalist wins appeal over vehicle search conviction
• Any economic rescue plan from Beijing is sure to be moderate
• First-time homebuyers ‘may be allowed to borrow more’
• Beijing to tackle monopolies, improve access for investors
• Intensify ‘legal crackdown’ for state security, cadres told
• GOLF COURSE PROJECT FACES EXTENDED WAIT
• HK and Beijing pour scorn on UN criticism over arrests
• Egypt’s incentives and location keep money flowing in
• Domestic durian ready soon but not on large scale
• ‘Folded boy’ embarks on a surgical challenge
• Services business picks up in May as new orders rise
• LI PROVES HIS METTLE AT SECURITY MEETING
• Researcher­s unlock secrets of jellyfish compound
• Blood stem cells grown in space is scientific first
• Beijing urged to keep lines open to avert conflict
• Prosecutor­s zero in on environmen­t cases
• CHINA, U.S. AND RUSSIA IN RARE JOINT NAVAL DRILLS
• Rescue work ends as focus turns to cause of accident
• Gandhi takes swipe at Modi in US for espousing ‘nasty’, ‘not Indian values’
• Indonesia defends Ukraine peace plan
• Australia seeks upgrade in Vietnam links
• UKRAINIAN PUSH IN DONETSK AREA FAILS, RUSSIA SAYS
• Hundreds of thousands voice anger over ‘autocracy fears’
• Sunak acts to halt flow of migrants into Britain
• Nearly 80 girls poisoned in attacks at primary schools
• Home-made hitch
• Name change not making reclamatio­n plan more rigorous
• Amnesty should have tried to get facts right
• Home visits a must to assess the mentally ill
• Hurdles to cross
• Plight of the city’s youth refugees leaves a shameful stain
• America wakes from right-wing populist dream
• FINANCE SECTOR TOLD TO EMBRACE A.I. TECHNOLOGY
• Plan for GEM reforms to help tech start-ups raise funds
• Uniformity urged in ESG definition­s to aid fund sales
• 21 firms get nod for yuan share trading
• State media talk up stocks amid fund exodus
• China indices see more downgrades as fears grow
• START-UP FEEDS APPETITE FOR NON-DAIRY PROTEIN
• Writer Liu expects AI to replace ‘some human work’
• H&M to shut Sanlitun store that marked golden era
• Nvidia chief returns to US after Taiwan trip despite talk of a stop across strait
• AI in focus as Alibaba holds yearly design expo
• Hotels offer talking mirrors, but who’s listening to guests?
• Schwarzene­gger charms in Netflix’s engaging three-part documentar­y
• Guest dancers showcase their virtuosity in La Bayadère
• Christie’s spring sales subdued, despite return of mainland buyers
• HK’s twilight move ‘definitely a good thing’ for jockeys
• DJOKOVIC, ALCARAZ ARE ON TRACK FOR PARIS SHOWDOWN
• Uruguay, South Korea reach U-20 World Cup semi-finals
• Teen fencer Royce Chan pledges to up his game
• STRIKER FACES ANXIOUS WAIT FOR HK PASSPORT
• Vincent shines as Miami level series in Denver
• Zhou reflects on some of his ‘best days in Formula One’
• Detained Son picked to play for South Korea

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