South China Morning Post - 2024-04-29

• ONE-WEEK VISA EXTENSIONS TO BENEFIT 100m MAINLAND FIRMS
• Number of Hong Kong pupils in internatio­nal schools triples in 11 years
• Fujian residents to get first chance on Taiwan group tours
• American hypocrisy over Tibet and Gaza boggles the mind
• Authority urged to clear TVB channel lease doubts
• Weaker yuan, rain may take the shine off ‘golden week’
• Stop Manila from seeking legal action, Beijing urged
• Man behind first Covid vaccine dismissed
• 7-ELEVENS AT SIXES AND SEVENS ON PLASTICS BAN
• Pair of students help set British TV quiz record
• Transgende­r man gets new ID card after lengthy battle
• Inclusivit­y education ‘needed in the city’
• Tornado kills five and injures 33 in flood-hit Guangzhou
• Countdown starts for sample mission to far side of moon
• FRANCE URGED TO PROMOTE POSITIVITY
• Beijing hits back at Western claims of dumping
• World’s biggest electric ship sets sail
• TOUGH TASK FOR BEIJING AS JOBS FAIL TO MATCH HOPES OF YOUNG
• US firm’s all-electric robot takes on Chinese rivals
• Stop ‘arms deals’ with Myanmar junta, Beijing urged
• Racy esports cafes draw flak for sexual harassment
• 20 SOLDIERS KILLED IN MUNITIONS EXPLOSION
• Weather forecaster­s take the internet by storm
• 90% support idea of reigning empress
• Casino post Malaysian activist arrested
• HAMAS RELEASES VIDEO OF TWO GAZA HOSTAGES
• Biden jokes he is ‘running against a six-year-old’
• Two journalist­s on extremism charges amid crackdown
• Parliament passes bill to criminalis­e same-sex acts
• Disgraced film mogul Weinstein in hospital
• ELECTIONS STILL ON THE CARDS FOR JULY
• Houthis claim to shoot down US Reaper drone
• TikTok star shot dead outside home in Baghdad
• UK suspect charged with ‘Russia-backed arson plot’ on Ukraine-linked targets
• Lisbon reverses on reparation­s comment
• A green expansion
• Let’s keep expectatio­ns of Hongkong Post realistic
• Hong Kong’s stock market on track for a return to brighter days
• Mend booking system for dental clinic visits
• Credibilit­y of US democracy is in the dock this year
• Health benefits of having a baby need to be emphasised
• The growth mindset
• ‘SURVIVAL OF THE FITTEST’ AS PRICE WAR TO INTENSIFY
• Swarovski set to play long game in China
• Huawei’s Pura 70 phone has 7-nm HiSilicon chip by SMIC
• Chengdu unveils measures to boost housing market
• Buyers snap up Onmantin project flats
• Blockchain still a hot topic at Money20/20 Asia
• E6 BANKING ON HK FOR VIRTUAL PAY EXPANSION
• BRISK SALES SPUR DEVELOPERS TO CASH IN ON NEW PROJECTS
• Demand for data centres ‘offers little relief for city’
• Universal Crossword
• DIRECTOR’S BRAVEST JOURNEYS INTO SEXUALITY AND GENDER
• Inaugural awards recognise finest Chinese vintages
• Fight against overtouris­m in European hotspots is being stepped up
• Pain in the neck? It might be your fault
• Work-life balance takes priority over the daily grind
• McDONALD LEFT ‘IN DISBELIEF’ AT WARRIOR’S QE II CUP HEROICS
• Yip contemplat­es Champions & Chater Cup for Sovereign after wet track flop
• Hall’s Group One drought over as Sage stars in Sprint
• VANQUISHED SIXTY MAY HAVE RUN HIS FINAL RACE
• Fencing champion Cheung will have target on his back
• Liverpool’s title hopes fade as Blades relegated
• China’s pool stars post 36 Olympic qualifying times at national championsh­ips
• Steele holds his nerve to snatch first LIV Golf title
• CHAMPIONS DAY ‘CAN GO FROM STRENGTH TO STRENGTH’ AFTER POST-PANDEMIC REBUILD

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