South China Morning Post - 2024-04-01

• ARRIVALS MORE THAN DOUBLE TO OVER 11m IN FIRST QUARTER
• Factory activity at one-year high the latest sign recovery is picking up
• Australia welcomes 680 in second year of bespoke HK plan
• The Israeli colonial-settler state has been unmasked for what it is
• Tight budgets, low demand shut seniors’ canteens
• Incoming talent ‘worry about cost of living, not law’
• Chinese solar power firms told to stay discipline­d
• State media accuses Netflix series 3 Body Problem of pushing ‘cultural hegemony’
• Fears dismissed over subsidised homes market
• Deficit-hit URA to ease tender rules, seek loans
• CALL TO FOCUS ON DOMESTIC A.I. SECTOR TO CLOSE GAP WITH U.S.
• Biomarkers boost for pancreatic cancer treatment
• Android backflip a giant leap for robotics industry
• Two British Airways flight attendants fired for racism
• Dutch software firm holds potential to shape EU-China ties for decades
• LAND RIGHT CLAIMS SPUR RENAMING OF 30 SITES
• Counsellor opens pioneering sex education workshop
• Student with delusional love disorder goes viral
• CRACKS WIDEN IN ANTI-MODI BLOC AS ELECTION LOOMS
• Deforestat­ion ‘worsens weather events’
• Tokyo set to allow more foreign nursing workers to do home care visits for elderly
• Maritime security strengthen­ed amid tension with China
• FIVE KILLED AS RARE AID DELIVERY ENDS IN CHAOS
• Pope leads Easter Vigil following health concerns
• Bulgaria, Romania take first steps into visa-free Europe
• Zelensky fires more aides as Russia renews attacks
• Protesters demand deal to free hostages
• PRESIDENT RULES OUT QUITTING AMID LUXURY WATCHES PROBE
• Tourism on the rise as violence and war recede
• Salvage crews start to lift first piece of Baltimore bridge
• Collapse puts spotlight on important role of migrants in American workforce
• A muddled mess
• Tiny trial for waste charging shows lack of ambition
• A welcome display of power as lawmakers check funds request
• MTR fare rises must be kept reasonable
• A chance for peace
• Security Council’s ceasefire demand must not be ignored
• Government must do more to address city’s pilot shortage
• Upgrading concert venues will boost mega-event hub hopes
• STUDENT RENTALS SOAR AMID SHORTAGE OF BEDS
• Residency scheme ‘boosts Prudential insurance sales’
• China’s first-quarter IPOs plunge 65% as regulator tightens rules to prevent risks
• CK Asset to list another 110 flats at Blue Coast project
• Family businesses urged to embrace sustainabi­lity
• RENEWED INTEREST IN CHINESE EQUITIES
• Malaysian chef’s star continues to rise
• A LOOK AT TWO ALL-TIME GREAT KUNG FU FILMS
• Untouched images and video a study of authentici­ty through the lens
• Menopause app uses hypnothera­py to ease symptoms
• Universal Crossword
• Collins clinches victory to achieve goal in last season
• Alabama ride wave of 3-pointers to beat Clemson and reach first Final Four
• LUI AND NG EXCHANGE BLOWS IN BATTLE FOR TRAINERS’ TITLE
• Cruz eyes ‘really tempting’ Japanese raid with Al Quoz hero California Spangle
• Flaming Rabbit scorches turf to end duo’s drought
• Third time’s a charm as HK take revenge on Fogo Japan
• FEW IDEAS ON HOW TO BOOST LEAGUE
• Touch competitio­n offers alternativ­e to full-contact game
• Habana urges city pair to ‘express talent’ at Sevens
• Cambridge in boat race double amid health scare

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