South China Morning Post - 2024-01-28

• AIR TRAFFIC ‘ON TRACK TO HIT 2019 LEVEL THIS YEAR’
• Top-level talks in Thailand a ‘step in the right direction’
• Second expo to attract more mainlander­s to city schools
• Running is good for the body and soul but be aware of the risks
• Mega events are a start but global faces are needed to lure crowds, experts say
• Cash rewards to help ease China’s ‘bachelor crisis’
• Number of teachers deregister­ed in city more than doubles
• Minister admits waste plan must be explained to public
• HK$4m worth of shark fins, venison tails seized
• Expert calls on residents to get Covid and flu shots before holiday gatherings
• CHERRY BLOSSOM ENTHUSIAST­S FLOCK TO PINK WINTER WONDERLAND NEAR AIRPORT
• Beijing has ‘clear plan for punishment’ in wake of Lai’s election victory
• CHINESE, U.S. COMMERCE OFFICIALS SET FOR TALKS
• EU pauses WTO dispute with China over Lithuania
• Shanghai offers new incentives to investors
• NATION’S CLEAN ENERGY BOOM A‘ N EXAMPLE TO THE WORLD’
• Muted response to Manila’s plans in disputed zone
• Deal to import fresh Malaysian durians moves step closer
• Father seeks justice for son who leapt to his death after being abused by teacher
• ‘Son of God’ pastor accused of repeatedly raping followers
• PRO-TAIWAN PM NATANO LOSES HIS SEAT IN ELECTION
• Russian trawlers fishing off Fukushima
• Jeweller’s crowning moment: designing tiara for royals
• TRUMP MUST PAY WRITER US$83m FOR DEFAMATION
• Mars rover data confirms lake sediments on planet
• UN body fires staff suspected of role in Hamas attacks
• US forces strike Houthis in Yemen after Red Sea attack on British oil tanker
• Fans fight viral porn deepfakes of Taylor Swift
• Defiant Pope century helps England fight back
• Discipline urged for HK players to retain peak fitness
• Six Nations lacks some star status for its 130th edition
• Doncic scales the heights with 73 points
• KLOPP PLANS YEAR OFF AFTER LIVERPOOL
• Orchestral manoeuvres
• Room and boarding pass
• Marilyn Monroe’s Los Angeles home a step closer to landmark status
• More crises loom
• More needs to be done if the economy is to get back on track soon
• HKSOS app helps but hikers must take care
• One business thriving in Hong Kong streets
• Best way to teach English is to keep students interested
• Aduty to protect workers
• New Delhi and Asean must work to secure Indian Ocean
• Hitting home
• Reef encounter
• Yoshitomo Nara
• Running on sunshine
• Escalator situation
• Venues with a view
• Horoscopes
• Talking scents

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