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11/5（四）
Unexpected White Flower Oil uses; modern cheongsams: 7 Life…
We have selected seven Lifestyle stories from the past seven days that resonated with our readers. If you would like to see more of our reporting, please consider subscribing. 1. Cancer at 32, laid off at 50. How a Singaporean rebuilt his life after setbacks Edgar Tang was 32 and on holiday in London when a call from his doctor changed his life. He was diagnosed with stage three Hodgkin’s lymphoma, a cancer of the lymphatic system. His only symptom had been a swollen lymph node on the left side...
Letters | TVB’s latest blockbuster falls short of Hong Kong…
Feel strongly about these letters, or any other aspects of the news? Share your views by emailing us your Letter to the Editor at letters@scmp.com or filling in this Google form. Submissions should not exceed 400 words. The public concern surrounding TVB’s anniversary drama This City Never Sleeps invites us to reflect on the role television plays in our community. Following viewer complaints to the Office of the Communications Authority over a prime-time stripping scene, many Hongkongers are...
#Hong Kong society#Television Broadcasts (TVB)#Hong Kong entertainment#Hong Kong
On This Day | Concorde lands in Hong Kong for the first tim…
This article was first published on November 6, 1976. Concorde arrives, softly, softly by Mark Giles The supersonic age hit Hongkong yesterday (November 5, 1976) – not with a bang, as many expected, but with a whisper. Concorde, the Anglo-French airliner, arrived from Manila on a demonstration flight with Mrs Imelda Marcos, wife of the Philippine President, as special guest. While the aircraft stopped over before returning to the Philippines, the First Lady and her party found time to do some...
南華早報11/4（三）
Europe’s relief over US midterms tempered by prospect of Tr…
Follow the SCMP’s live coverage here After almost two years in which the transatlantic alliance verged on collapse, a Democratic landslide in the US midterm elections was welcomed in Europe on Wednesday, even if few believed it would be a panacea for ailing ties. The Democratic Party swept both chambers of the US Congress in a crushing rebuke of US President Donald Trump’s two-year record. For Europe, that period has led to a shattering of the post-war order and deep schisms in the Western...
In Asia, midterms spark worries about diplomatic uncertaint…
Follow the SCMP’s live coverage here. In the wake of Democrats’ sweeping victory in congressional elections, Asian countries are weighing how their ties with the US will shift under a lame-duck Trump administration. Washington’s Asian allies believe the “blue wave” will only heighten pressure to invest in the US and take on a greater share of the financial burden for their security alliances. In South Korea, observers have argued that managing relations with Washington will become significantly...
US midterm takeaways: Trump’s blame game, Elon’s space lase…
Follow the SCMP’s live coverage here Democrats won control of both chambers of the US Congress in Tuesday’s midterm elections, dealing a heavy blow to President Donald Trump as voters vented frustration over rising costs and the Iran war. With Democrats set to take over Congress in January, they will have the power to block Trump’s agenda and investigate his administration. Under these conditions, the president is expected to face a far more constrained final two years in office, with...
#US midterm elections 2026#Japan#United States#Iran#China#Taiwan
‘Fake democracy’ or a plus for Beijing? Chinese internet us…
Follow the SCMP’s live coverage here Chinese social media users have voiced mixed views on the US midterm elections, criticising American politics while debating the implications of President Donald Trump’s political future for China. Held on Tuesday, the midterm elections saw Democrats win control of both chambers of the US Congress, taking the House of Representatives and the Senate from the Republicans. Democrats reached the 218-seat threshold needed for a House majority and also secured...
#US-China relations#US midterm elections 2026#United States#China#Joe Biden#Donald Trump
Trump deflects blame as Democrats prepare to control Congre…
Follow the SCMP’s live coverage here In what appears to be an early attempt to distance himself from the Democrats’ historic gains, US President Donald Trump has sought to shift attention away from his party’s performance in the midterm elections, taking to social media to remind voters that he “wasn’t on the ballot”. “I wasn’t on the Ballot and if I was, we would have won IN A LANDSLIDE! Thank you for your attention to this matter,” Trump wrote as early results showed Democratic gains in places...
#US midterm elections 2026#Georgia#Florida#China#United States#Donald Trump
US voters unleash blue wave, handing Congress to Democrats…
Follow the SCMP’s live coverage here After weeks of insults, fearmongering and eye-popping spending on advertising, Americans settled down to vote on Tuesday, unleashing a blue wave that saw Democrats projected to take the House and the Senate, in a sharp rebuke to US President Donald Trump and his controversial governing style. In a stunning development, the Associated Press also projected that Democrat James Talarico won the Texas US Senate election, defeating Republican nominee Ken Paxton and...
#US midterm elections 2026#Donald Trump#Germany#Georgia#Canada#United States
Will US midterm results lead to disruption in Washington’s…
Follow the SCMP’s live coverage here: High voter turnout as US midterm results test Trump’s grip on Congress The United States’ midterm elections are unlikely to deliver a “disruptive” shock to relations between Beijing and Washington despite potential volatility over the issue of Taiwan, according to a prominent Chinese expert in US studies. Chen Dongxiao, president of the Shanghai Institutes for International Studies, said any shift in the make-up of the US Congress would mainly complicate...
11/3（二）
China’s AI ‘shock’, EU ‘kill switch’, Mbappe fiasco: 7 glob…
We have selected seven of the most interesting and important news stories covering global relations from the past few weeks. If you would like to see more of our reporting, please consider subscribing. 1. China warns EU not to ‘fantasise’ on trade approach after ‘kill switch’ threat Beijing warned Brussels not to “fantasise” that taking a hard line will force it into concessions, as the bloc confirmed plans for a gung-ho new “kill switch” that would allow Brussels to “immediately” kick China...
#China#China-EU relations#European Union#China trade#Diplomacy#Trade
Cuba flight, Taiwan trade trouble, Panama probe: 7 Latin Am…
We have selected seven of the most interesting and important news stories covering Latin American relations from the past few weeks. If you would like to see more of our reporting, please consider subscribing. 1. Air China scrambles to fly stranded passengers out of fuel-starved Cuba As a US oil embargo deepened Cuba’s energy crisis, dozens of Air China passengers found themselves stranded on the island. Read the full story here. 2. Paraguay tech minister defies Beijing sanctions, vows to...
SCMP Best Bets: Live Wire can be a spark for the punters at…
Jay Rooney LIVE WIRE - R8 (9) Tough second on a hot speed last start and has drawn perfectly here Owen Goulding PRESTIGE RICKY - R4 (12) Worked well since latest close second and draws the inside barrier once again Paul Lally STORMING DRAGON - R6 (1) Downgraded and looks well placed with a senior rider taking over Phillip Woo STORMING DRAGON - R6 (1) Improved with each run this term and possesses solid Class Four form Trackwork Spy LIVE WIRE - R8 (9) Kept on gamely despite searing pace...
On This Day | China’s historic first space docking in 2011…
This article was first published on November 4, 2011. China a step closer to building its own space station by Stephen Chen Encouraged by yesterday (November 3, 2011) morning’s historic rendezvous and docking of the Shenzhou VIII spacecraft, Chinese authorities said construction of a space station will begin as soon as 2013. “We will do two more rendezvous and docking flights next year,” said Wu Ping (武平), spokeswoman for the manned space programme, at a press conference in Beijing yesterday....
Protests in Indonesia over haze; Malaysia’s 1MDB scandal: 7…
We have selected seven stories from the SCMP’s coverage of Asia over the past week that resonated with our readers and shed light on topical issues. If you would like to see more of our reporting, please consider subscribing. 1. Indonesia’s haze crisis becomes rallying point for student anger at Prabowo The protests, taking place in several spots around the capital, have been organised by student leaders from the University of Indonesia along with a coalition of student organisations from...
自由時報偏綠沈伯洋若當選......《南華早報》聚焦雙城論壇與兩岸難題
民進黨台北市長候選人沈伯洋若在11月28日地方選舉中勝出，台北上海雙城論壇是否還能繼續舉行？香港《南華早報》（SCMP）刊出分析報導，將台北市長選戰連結到兩岸地方交流，以及國民黨2028年重返執政的布局，並引述學者分析沈伯洋當選可能帶來的政治難題。報導指出，國民黨籍台北市長蔣萬安原本被看好連任，但市政爭議累積，加上沈伯洋支持者發起的「洋流」造勢活動在社群媒體擴散，使選情比數月前更加激烈。東吳大學政治學系兼任助理教授張元祥認為，淹水、營養午餐食安及托育等問題，雖未個別構成重大醜聞，累積下來卻影響蔣萬安的施政形象。
Letters | Safety reforms strike at the causes of Tai Po fir…
Feel strongly about these letters, or any other aspects of the news? Share your views by emailing us your Letter to the Editor at letters@scmp.com or filling in this Google form. Submissions should not exceed 400 words. The deadly blaze at Tai Po’s Wang Fuk Court exposed structural weaknesses in Hong Kong’s maintenance regime for ageing buildings, fire safety management and cross-departmental coordination. Responding fully to the independent inquiry’s findings, the Hong Kong government is...
中國海歸邁進受難時代
最近，在英美圈國家大學取得碩士學位後歸國的中國女性A某正因留學決定後悔不已。但在她3年前出國時，海外名牌大學的畢業證還是進入中國精英公務員體系的入場券。但回國後發現留學經歷竟成了絆腳石。10月31日，據香港《南...
阿波羅新聞網11/2（一）
‘Queen of the Chinese’, drone war fears: 7 US-China relatio…
We have selected seven of the most interesting and important news stories covering US-China relations from the past few weeks. If you would like to see more of our reporting, please consider subscribing. 1. The ‘Queen of the Chinese’ and a forgotten history on the US-Mexico border Interest in the history of the Chinese community in the Lone Star State is growing. “There’s a real resurrection in understanding the influence of the Chinese in Texas,” Linda Chew, a retired judge in the US state’s...
#Lone Star State#AstraZeneca#Shanghai#US State Department#Vladimir Putin#Russia
Hong Kong’s first national security law convict among 4 rel…
The first person convicted in Hong Kong under the Beijing-imposed national security law and three others jailed in related high-profile cases have been released early, the South China Morning Post has learned. Sources said Tong Ying-kit, who was sentenced in July 2021 to nine years in prison for inciting secession and engaging in terrorist activities, had been granted early release. The news emerged three years after Tong expressed regret in an official television documentary produced by the...
Letters | If children are Hong Kong’s future, policymakers…
Feel strongly about these letters, or any other aspects of the news? Share your views by emailing us your Letter to the Editor at letters@scmp.com or filling in this Google form. Submissions should not exceed 400 words. When governments make decisions about housing, transport, climate resilience, urban planning or economic development, consultations typically involve industry leaders, professionals, academics and community groups. Yet one group is often absent from these conversations:...
11/1（日）
Far from home, close to grief: why millions of Filipino mig…
For over three decades, Dolores Balladares Pelaez has lived and worked in Hong Kong without once returning to the Philippines for Undas, the annual two-day observance honouring the dead. This year, she is arranging prayers from afar for her late father and four siblings, but will once again miss the gathering back home. On Thursday morning, the 56-year-old domestic helper called her mother and niece in Laguna province to discuss hiring a prayer leader to visit the family home. Her sisters-in-law...
Letters | What Hong Kong can learn from Europe’s problems
Feel strongly about these letters, or any other aspects of the news? Share your views by emailing us your Letter to the Editor at letters@scmp.com or filling in this Google form. Submissions should not exceed 400 words. Having recently moved to Germany to take up a university research fellowship, I have had the opportunity to experience European society first-hand. I appreciate the relaxed pace of life, environmental quality and social protections. Yet I also notice structural problems that Hong...
10/31（六）
SCMP Best Bets: Danica's the right Choice for punters at th…
Jay Rooney GEORGIAN SIGMA - R4 (2) Tough second from a wide gate last start and can go one better here Owen Goulding LUCK IS BACK - R2 (9) In-form sort should be able to cross and get a soft lead he can take to the bank Paul Lally DANICA'S CHOICE - R10 (4) Very progressive type who looks set to continue his hot form at the Valley Phillip Woo FALCON HUNTER - R1 (1) Racing well and has drawn ideally under an in-form rider Trackwork Spy TURQUOISE VELOCITY - R7 (4) Can go one better after...
As Hong Kong releases full report on Tai Po fire, here’s al…
We have put together 10 stories from our coverage on the full report of the Wang Fuk Court fire, released almost a year since the tragedy claimed 168 lives. If you would like to see more of our reporting, please consider subscribing. 1. John Lee apologises for Tai Po fire, unveils reforms as housing chief resigns Hong Kong’s leader has apologised for last year’s deadly Tai Po fire, vowing extensive civil service and legislative reforms and an overhaul of government departments as his housing...
#John Lee#Wang Fuk Court#Hong Kong#Independent Checking Unit#Tai Po fire#Winnie Ho Wing-yin
Letters | Resilience? Competitiveness? Why Hong Kong needs…
Feel strongly about these letters, or any other aspects of the news? Share your views by emailing us your Letter to the Editor at letters@scmp.com or filling in this Google form. Submissions should not exceed 400 words. At the UN biodiversity conference Cop17 in Yerevan, a challenge has come into focus: the world has biodiversity targets, but ensuring they have an effect on real decisions remains hard. Nearly four years after countries adopted the Kunming-Montreal Global Biodiversity Framework,...
#Hong Kong#Conservation#Hong Kong environmental issues#China
On This Day | Fire at Hong Kong’s Jumbo Floating Restaurant…
This story was first published on October 31, 1971. Aberdeen was yesterday (October 30, 1971) rocked by a tremendous explosion followed by fire which swept through the $14 million Jumbo Restaurant, killing 13 and injuring at least 42 others on board. It happened so quickly that within five minutes, fire engulfed the four-decked floating restaurant, reducing it to a charred hulk. Hundreds of people leapt for life from the decks and from the pagoda-shaped towers of the palatial restaurant. It was...
10/30（五）
8 companies apply for Hong Kong ride-hailing licences ahead…
Eight companies have applied for licences to provide ride-hailing services in Hong Kong under the new regulatory regime ahead of Friday’s deadline, the Transport Department has confirmed. US-based Uber, Singapore-based Tada, Amap and Didi Chuxing, all of which currently serve the market, confirmed to the South China Morning Post that they had submitted applications. Amap is operated by Alibaba Group Holding, which owns the SCMP. “Drawing on its global operational experience and local track...
4 major operators apply for Hong Kong ride-hailing licences…
At least four major ride-hailing operators have applied for licences to offer services in Hong Kong under the new regulatory regime ahead of Friday’s deadline, the South China Morning Post can reveal. US-based Uber, Singapore-based Tada, Amap and Didi Chuxing, all of which currently serve the market, confirmed to the SCMP that they had submitted applications. Amap is operated by Alibaba Group Holding, which owns the SCMP. “Drawing on its global operational experience and local track record, Uber...
AI as a New Tribe: Professor Alan Macfarlane on what makes…
What might an anthropologist make of artificial intelligence if he approached it as an unfamiliar tribe? That question framed an SCMP Plus fireside chat with Professor Alan Macfarlane at The Center in Central, Hong Kong, on October 26. Speaking with SCMP senior AI technology reporter Vincent Chow, Macfarlane explored how AI changes knowledge creation and sharing, and what distinguishes its capabilities from human experience. An emeritus professor of anthropological science at the University of...
#Enterprise+ Exchange#United States#Hong Kong#China#University of Cambridge#SCMP
