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November 22, 2025
Opinion | Why Asia can’t wait for Europe to lead on deforestation-free timber
South China Morning Post
November 22, 2025
Paul Costelloe, personal designer to Princess Diana, dies at 80
The Irish designer worked with the British royal from 1983 until her death in Paris in 1997.
South China Morning Post
November 22, 2025
From reviled to beloved: Regina Ip’s 50 years in public service
South China Morning Post
November 22, 2025
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The latest news, politics and current affairs from the Middle East.
South China Morning Post
November 22, 2025
Israeli air strikes kill at least 20 in Gaza, in latest test of ceasefire
The military says it was responding to a gunman crossing into Israeli-held territory, but Hamas called the allegation ‘an excuse to kill’.
South China Morning Post
November 22, 2025
World secures compromise deal at Cop30 that sidesteps fossil fuels
The EU had pressed for language on the move away from fossil fuels but faced stiff resistance from Arab Group nations including Saudi Arabia...
South China Morning Post
November 22, 2025
Worker, 49, dies hours after collapsing at Hong Kong sewage treatment plant
Man installing electric equipment in basement of sewage treatment plant in Sai Kung when colleagues found that he had collapsed.
South China Morning Post
November 22, 2025
AI fake audio clip of Trump ‘not releasing’ Epstein files goes viral
A synthetic Trump voice was heard screaming, ‘not releasing the Epstein files’ in the widely circulated, yet, bogus clip.
South China Morning Post
November 22, 2025
Tech focus for doctors trained at new Hong Kong medical school, HKUST head says
Professor Nancy Ip says university will use its strength in research, especially in AI, to train future doctors to treat patients.
South China Morning Post
November 22, 2025
My Take | BN(0) visa holders deserve clarity on the pathway to a new life in the UK
Hong Kong people are precisely the sort of migrants Britain wants. Yet radical immigration reforms place fresh obstacles in their way.
South China Morning Post
November 22, 2025
Real possibility of US tariff refunds is sure to stir up a giant ‘mess’
South China Morning Post
November 22, 2025
‘Disaster’: Egyptian exhibition at Hong Kong museum descends into chaos
Visitors complain of confusing queuing system that left them waiting needlessly for hours, triggering apology from museum.
South China Morning Post
November 22, 2025
G20 South Africa summit opens under shadow of first US boycott
Integrity and credibility of G20 must not be allowed to be weakened, South African president tells opening session in Johannesburg.
South China Morning Post
November 22, 2025
SCMP Best Bets: Sunny Q can light up the Sha Tin turf
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South China Morning Post
November 22, 2025
Platform for Hong Kong BN(O) visa holders launches campaign against new UK rules
Sutton Hongkongers says people feel the UK government is ‘moving the goalposts’ by changing certain immigration rules.
South China Morning Post
November 22, 2025
Ukraine weighs dignity against US demands in Swiss peace talks to end Russia war
Trump’s controversial 28-point peace plan places territorial concessions and military limits on Kyiv, while also pledging never to join Nato...
South China Morning Post
November 22, 2025
Japan city pins hope on international cricket ground to revitalise region
Japan Cricket Association has moved its base to Sano, but still faces a battle to gain foothold in country with fewer than 6,000 players.
South China Morning Post
November 22, 2025
China’s Shenzhou 20 debris crisis: a catalyst for space war
Crack in spacecraft window could signal a shift towards greater cooperation between Beijing and Washington over orbital junk, analysts say.
South China Morning Post
November 22, 2025
315 kidnapped in Nigeria school attacks as security crisis deepens
Gunmen attacked a school in Niger state on Friday after abducting 25 girls from a Kebbi state secondary school on Monday.
South China Morning Post
November 22, 2025
UK ex-PM Johnson hits back at ‘incoherent’ Covid inquiry report
Boris Johnson defends his Covid-19 pandemic response, saying he regrets errors but insists his government acted to save lives.
South China Morning Post
November 22, 2025
China, US hold ‘candid’ security talks amid Japan, South China Sea tensions
South China Morning Post
November 22, 2025
Tougher English rules daunting for many Hong Kong BN(O) holders: veteran teacher
B2-level English requires understanding of complex passages, solid grounding in grammar and broad vocabulary, says teacher Pauline Chow.
South China Morning Post
November 22, 2025
Fire erupts at Los Angeles port triggering hazardous material alerts
Nearby residents urged to stay indoors as firefighting efforts continue.
South China Morning Post
November 22, 2025
Why males take more risks and how to promote healthy risk-taking in teens
Experts say factors from evolution to peer pressure lead men and boys to flirt with danger. But some risk-taking is crucial.
South China Morning Post
November 22, 2025
Bolsonaro arrested, held in custody ahead of 27 year sentence in Brazil coup case
Taken into custody after over 100 days of house arrest, the ex-president faces a 27-year term for plotting a coup after the 2022 election lo...
South China Morning Post
November 22, 2025
People’s Daily goes into anti-Takaichi overdrive, warning of Japan’s ‘demise’
Communist Party mouthpiece takes aim at Japanese PM again, saying she had issued a ‘threat of force against Beijing’.
South China Morning Post
November 22, 2025
Hong Kong Medical Council overturns decision to end inquiry into alleged blunder
Panel ended inquiry last month into Dr Sit Sou-chi, who was accused of delaying treatment that left child with cerebral palsy and quadripleg...
South China Morning Post
November 22, 2025
Who wins at Sha Tin? Public Attention needs a look on local debut
The stars are out to play at Sha Tin on Sunday, with a trio of Group Two races as we look ahead to December 14’s Longines Hong Kong Internat...
South China Morning Post
November 22, 2025
China’s military eases physical requirements for pilots based on new cockpits
South China Morning Post
November 22, 2025
Profile | China ‘wheelchair anchor’ Liang Yi becomes first disabled TV host after spinal cord injury
Television personality who almost lost it all because of rare condition cites ‘perseverance and persistence’ as vital to overcoming challeng...
South China Morning Post
November 22, 2025
Victoria Harbour swim returns with thousands taking part
South China Morning Post
November 22, 2025
Hong Kong student delegation opts out of Japan exchange programme amid tensions
Education Bureau cites safety concerns for withdrawal from this year’s Japan-East Asia Network of Exchange for Students and Youths Programme...
South China Morning Post
November 22, 2025
Interactive museum dedicated to the Shroud of Turin opens in the US
US$5 million museum features 360-degree projection rooms, Shroud of Turin replicas, interactive kiosks and a life-size sculpture of Christ.
South China Morning Post
November 22, 2025
Macroscope | How Cop30 highlights the power of Chinese state capitalism
China’s central and local governments and state entities are willing to issue or guarantee green bonds on a scale unmatched elsewhere.
South China Morning Post
November 22, 2025
Her feminist art was once censored. Now, she has a show in Hong Kong
Ann Leda Shapiro’s exhibition at Axel Vervoordt Gallery shows how her art combines her politics with traditional Chinese medicine concepts.
South China Morning Post
November 22, 2025
Labrador lost on China beach found 1,500km away 3 months later, reunited with owner
‘Lazy’ canine called September wanders off with another dog, is found after exhaustive search; develops more ‘willing’ temperament as result...
South China Morning Post
November 22, 2025
Xiaomi open-sources AI model spanning autonomous driving and robotics
South China Morning Post
November 22, 2025
Can a single vote save Bangladesh from a return to authoritarianism?
Analysts question if the July Charter championed by Muhammad Yunus can overcome Dhaka’s ‘winner-takes-all’ political culture.
South China Morning Post
November 22, 2025
Hong Kong to ‘radiate’ mainland China’s strengths to aid belt and road nations
City leader John Lee hails humanitarian efforts by CY Leung’s charity GX Foundation during the organisation’s opening event at Sai Ying Pun.
South China Morning Post
November 22, 2025
Petition filed in Japan against K-pop Aespa singer’s post of atomic bomb image
A petition has been filed calling for Aespa, a popular K-pop group, to be banned from taking part in a New Year’s Eve music event in Japan.
South China Morning Post
November 22, 2025
Helios’ lacklustre trial no concern for Bowman ahead of Jockey Club Sprint
A lacklustre trial that caught the attention of stewards has failed to shake Hugh Bowman’s belief that Helios Express will improve significa...
South China Morning Post
November 22, 2025
Hong Kong to build on National Games success with GBA cities: official
City can identify room for improvement and future cooperation with neighbours, sports official Yeung Tak-keung says amid GBA Olympic hopes.
South China Morning Post
November 22, 2025
Siobhan Haughey dives in as Hong Kong Victoria Harbour race seeks expanded entry
National Games medallist among this year’s 3,700 field, as organisers consider extra lifeguards to boost future entry numbers beyond 10,000.
South China Morning Post
November 22, 2025
Ireland business chamber welcomes Chinese investment despite US, EU pressures
Dublin Chamber of Commerce CEO says country welcomes business ties ‘within EU rules’, notes existing partnerships in tech and pharmaceutical...
South China Morning Post
November 22, 2025
Explainer | What Chinese phrase ‘wearing small shoes’ means, how it links to painful bridal shoes
Idiom stretches back to ancient times, invokes acts of revenge and humiliation, is commonly used in today’s workplace.
South China Morning Post
November 22, 2025
Opinion | From flights of fancy to reality, National Games paves way for a bright future
Hosting the Olympics is no longer a pipe dream for Hong Kong, now it just needs to get its athletes in line.
South China Morning Post
November 22, 2025
Opinion | Reinventing Kaohsiung: Taiwan’s port city transcends its industrial past
From shipyards and smokestacks to a smart, green metropolis, Kaohsiung shows urban renewal can succeed in the unlikeliest of places.
South China Morning Post
November 22, 2025
China’s UN envoy pours fresh scorn on Japan’s ‘unrepentant’ Takaichi
South China Morning Post
November 22, 2025
Mexico arrests 7 bodyguards of assassinated mayor over ‘aggravated homicide’
The prosecution has focused on Carlos Manzo’s bodyguards after they failed to stop a lone teenage gunman who shot the mayor.
South China Morning Post
November 22, 2025