Guo Hanyu and Kristina Mladenovic triumph in Wimbledon women’s doubles
Chinese and French pair beat second seeds Gabriela Dabrowski and Luisa Stefani to claim their first major title together
· Reuters
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Newest first · UTC+11:00Why Young People in China Are Buying Feelings
Visitors to a theme park in central China are lining up for selfies with this cosplayer. While this hiker is paid to guide and carry visitors up one of the country’s most popular mountains. It’s all part of a growing trend among young people here who are increasingly anxious about the future because of declining wag…
· Jiawei Wang
Schools and tourist sites closed as Typhoon Bavi heads through northern China
Emergency alerts are in place as flooding affects Liaoning and Hebei provinces, destroying roads and trapping residents
· Phoebe Zhang
Schools and tourist sites closed as Typhoon Bavi heads through northern China
Emergency alerts are in place as flooding affects Liaoning and Hebei provinces, destroying roads and trapping residents
· Phoebe Zhang
To reduce waste, Hong Kong must connect lunch to learning
Readers discuss the need to incorporate sustainability goals at the curriculum level and how to set young entrepreneurs in conflict zones up for success
· Letters
To reduce waste, Hong Kong must connect lunch to learning
Readers discuss the need to incorporate sustainability goals at the curriculum level and how to set young entrepreneurs in conflict zones up for success
· Letters
Chinese hard tech giants see value surge in first half as global investors pour in capital
Under the mainland-Hong Kong Connect programme, northbound holdings rise to record high of 3.13 trillion yuan by end of June
· Daisy Wu
Chinese hard tech giants see value surge in first half as global investors pour in capital
Under the mainland-Hong Kong Connect programme, northbound holdings rise to record high of 3.13 trillion yuan by end of June
· Daisy Wu
China’s C919 still on Malaysia Airlines’ radar, but Western certification preferred
Opportunities for Comac’s C919 will increase with certification by Western aviation regulators, a Malaysia Aviation Group executive says
· Frank Chen
China’s C919 still on Malaysia Airlines’ radar, but Western certification preferred
Opportunities for Comac’s C919 will increase with certification by Western aviation regulators, a Malaysia Aviation Group executive says
· Frank Chen
Indian companies look to Chinese LLMs as AI costs bite
Indian companies are turning to Chinese artificial intelligence models amid cost pressures, raising questions about the South Asian nation's ambitions around AI sovereignty. (Nikkei montage/Source photos by Reuters)
· SAYAN CHAKRABORTY
Tarriela, Chinese envoy trade barbs anew 10 years after PH arbitral win
MANILA, Philippines – Philippine Coast Guard (PCG) spokesperson for the West Philippine Sea Jay Tarriela on Monday fired back at Chinese Embassy Deputy spokesperson Guo Wei, saying China’s aggressive actions are responsible for the deteriorating Philippines-China relations.
· Keith Clores
Australian lawyer arrested and charged in Hong Kong
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Meet CXMT’s Zhu Yiming: the engineer building China’s answer to global memory-chip giants
From a Silicon Valley garage to China’s largest DRAM maker and a US$4.4 billion IPO, Zhu reportedly refused pay until CXMT became profitable
· Howard Liu
Meet CXMT’s Zhu Yiming: the man building China’s memory-chip giant
From a Silicon Valley garage to China’s largest DRAM maker and a US$4.4 billion IPO, Zhu reportedly refused pay until CXMT became profitable
· Howard Liu
Filipino workers locked in bitter labor dispute with Taiwanese manufacturer
A sign at the entrance to a facility in Taiwan run by TaiDoc, a Taiwanese medical devices manufacturer that is mired in a long-running dispute with scores of its employees over working conditions. (Photo provided by Michael Beltran)
· Staff Writer
Australian lawyer arrested and charged in Hong Kong
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Why Hong Kong must fill seat vacated by lawmaker promptly
If we believe in our electoral system, in which each lawmakers plays an important role, no seat should be considered insignificant
· Alice Wu
Why Hong Kong must fill seat vacated by lawmaker promptly
If we believe in our electoral system, in which each lawmakers plays an important role, no seat should be considered insignificant
· Alice Wu
South Korea’s foreigner-only casinos hit jackpot as Chinese tourists return
The casino industry, open only to foreigners, is betting on an expected surge in Chinese group travel in the second half to drive profits
· The Korea Times
South Korea’s foreigner-only casinos hit jackpot as Chinese tourists return
The casino industry, open only to foreigners, is betting on an expected surge in Chinese group travel in the second half to drive profits
· The Korea Times
ByteDance, Alibaba to disable humanlike AI companions as China tightens rules | South China Morning Post
New Chinese artificial intelligence regulations, which target emotional dependence and content unsuitable for minors, take effect on July 15.
China fights spread of deserts with 'straw checkerboards'
Desert control worker Yin Yuzhen visits a desertification control site of the Engebei Ecological Area near Ordos in northern China’s Inner Mongolia province on Friday, June 12, 2026. (AP Photo/Ng Han Guan)
Man charged for disturbing public order in China after parachuting off residential building
Following the stunt, Ren – who commanded 60,000 followers – has received a permanent social media ban across major platforms
· Alice Yan
Man charged for disturbing public order in China after parachuting off residential building
Following the stunt, Ren – who commanded 60,000 followers – has received a permanent social media ban across major platforms
· Alice Yan
Can Nigeria’s drone industry deliver Africa’s defence sovereignty
Across Africa, the ability to defend borders, monitor territory and protect critical infrastructure remains heavily dependent on foreign suppliers. Turkish drones patrol borders, Chinese surveillance systems monitor cities and Russian fighter jets form the backbone of several air forces.
· Al Jazeera
Hong Kong IB students beat the global average this year. Here’s how they did it
Hong Kong students scored average of 37.02 points for IB, nearly 20 per cent higher than global average of 30.88
· Kelly Fung
Hong Kong IB students beat the global average this year. Here’s how they did it
Hong Kong students scored average of 37.02 points for IB, nearly 20 per cent higher than global average of 30.88
· Kelly Fung
Are HSBC shares set for a turnover bump owing to Hong Kong’s board-lot reform?
The minimum investment of nearly US$8,000 for one of Hongkongers’ favourite stocks is set to drop. The question is how low it will go
· Enoch Yiu
Are HSBC shares set for a turnover bump owing to Hong Kong’s board-lot reform?
The minimum investment of nearly US$8,000 for one of Hongkongers’ favourite stocks is set to drop. The question is how low it will go
· Enoch Yiu
The Chinese graduate accused of being Mexico's 'fentanyl king'
Zhang Zhidong is awaiting trial in the US, accused of drug trafficking and money laundering
· Bbcnews
Hong Kong cycling coach’s anger over ‘crazy’ scheduling, rules for Asian Games
Herve Dagorne baffled by reduced rider numbers and clash with UCI Road World Championships, as city squad accelerate preparations in Italy
· Paul McNamara
Hong Kong cycling coach’s anger over ‘crazy’ scheduling, rules for Asian Games
Herve Dagorne baffled by reduced rider numbers and clash with UCI Road World Championships, as city squad accelerate preparations in Italy
· Paul McNamara
In pictures: ‘Made in Hong Kong’ - craft industries that built the city
See Hong Kong’s past through the lens of the craftsmanship, from mahjong tiles to shipbuilding, that laid the foundation for its growth
· Alexander Mak
In pictures: ‘Made in Hong Kong’ - craft industries that built the city
See Hong Kong’s past through the lens of the craftsmanship, from mahjong tiles to shipbuilding, that laid the foundation for its growth
· Alexander Mak
Universities buying prime Hong Kong property is a win for both sectors
Centrally located premises add to the appeal of the ‘Study in Hong Kong’ brand while the demand invigorates a weak property sector
· SCMP Editorial
Universities buying prime Hong Kong property is a win for both sectors
Centrally located premises add to the appeal of the ‘Study in Hong Kong’ brand while the demand invigorates a weak property sector
· SCMP Editorial
How did Peter Chan’s pioneering studio UFO redefine 1990s Hong Kong cinema without action?
Peter Chan’s studio revolutionised Hong Kong cinema, scoring numerous hits during its short life, such as Comrades, Almost a Love Story
· Richard James Havis
How did Peter Chan’s pioneering studio UFO redefine 1990s Hong Kong cinema without action?
Peter Chan’s studio revolutionised Hong Kong cinema, scoring numerous hits during its short life, such as Comrades, Almost a Love Story
· Richard James Havis
N.K. premier vows efforts to expand ties with Beijing as he returns home from China trip
SEOUL, July 13 (Yonhap) -- North Korean Premier Pak Thae-song has vowed efforts to expand bilateral ties with China in a thank-you message to Chinese Premier Li Qiang, as he has returned home after a three-day trip to China for a key treaty anniversary, state media reported Monday.
· Woo Jae-yeon
Hong Kong developers ready new home launches amid forecasts of muted price increases
SHKP released the price list for 120 units at its Garden Regency project in Kam Tin North in the New Territories on Tuesday
· Cheryl Arcibal
Hong Kong developers ready new home sales amid muted price increases
SHKP released the price list for 120 units at its Garden Regency project in Kam Tin North in the New Territories on Tuesday
· Cheryl Arcibal
Wu Shicun on why Beijing will not rule out Scarborough Shoal construction
Leading Chinese expert says more fixed facilities could be built in the South China Sea if ‘external forces leave us no choice’
· Alyssa Chen
Exclusive | Wu Shicun on why Beijing will not rule out Scarborough Shoal construction
Leading Chinese expert says more fixed facilities could be built in the South China Sea if ‘external forces leave us no choice’
· Alyssa Chen
PH, allies affirm arbitral ruling in joint statement
MANILA, Philippines — Fourteen countries, including the Philippines, on Sunday reaffirmed in a joint statement that there is no legal basis for China’s expansive maritime claims in the South China Sea and rejected actions that threaten peace and stability in the region.
· Dexter Cabalza
How Hong Kong can draw line under the 2019-20 protests and move forward
It is unacceptable for thousands of people to still not be charged, leaving their lives in legal limbo and affecting their families years later
· Mike Rowse
How Hong Kong can draw line under the 2019-20 protests and move forward
It is unacceptable for thousands of people to still not be charged, leaving their lives in legal limbo and affecting their families years later
· Mike Rowse
Japan's smaller businesses exit China on economic, political risks
Staffing services provider Quick has left China and is instead spending resources to strengthen its U.S. and European operations, such as its London office shown here. (Quick)
· Staff Writer
Doll-Heads Apparently Fooling Tesla FSD. Is Facial-Recognition Update Next?
Chinese e-commerce platforms are selling miniature heads that, according to Fred Lambert at the EV blog Electrek, are being used to "trick Tesla's cabin camera into thinking a driver is paying attention."
· Tyler Durden