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Carrie Lam fields questions from netizens on Facebook Live event | South China Morning Post

Hong Kong Chief Executive Carrie Lam held a Facebook Live event on October 17 fielding questions from netizens. Despite her recent policy address, which focused heavily on measures to solve the city’s housing crisis, many of the comments were about concerns over police use of force and the five demands of the anti-g…

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‘Political conditions not conducive’ to big US-China deal, says Trump’s ex-trade adviser | South China Morning Post

“A grand bargain” on trade between the United States and China is unlikely to be achieved in “days, weeks or months”, said Clete Willems, partner at law firm Akin Gump. Willems was,until recently, deputy director of the National Economic Council, US President Donald Trump’s economic policy forum. Instead, Willems ba…

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Hong Kong chef brings contemporary Chinese food to America | South China Morning Post

Junzi Kitchen, a fast-casual Chinese restaurant, has grown from its first storefront at Yale University to three stores in Manhattan, New York since 2015. Lucas Sin, the chef of Junzi, which means integrity, talks about how Chinese food deserves a role in the evolution of an ethnic cuisine renaissance in New York.

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Turkey launches military operation in Syria | South China Morning Post

Turkey launched a military operation against Kurdish fighters in northeast Syria days after the Trump administration announced it would pull US troops away from the area. Turkey’s President Recep Tayyip Erdogan said the aim was to eliminate what he called a ‘terror corridor’ on Turkey’s southern border. Turkey had b…

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Hong Kong pupils reflect on anti-government demonstrations by creating music video using protest ‘anthem’ | South China Morning Post

A group of pupils from a Hong Kong high school have created a music video that is being described as the first student-led production of Glory to Hong Kong, a song composed by an internet user in August 2019 that has since become the anthem for ongoing anti-government protests in the city.

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Robot expert predicts a future filled with artificially intelligent, self-conscious machines | South China Morning Post

The line between robot and human is set to become increasingly blurred, according to Osaka University’s Professor Hiroshi Ishiguro. He works at a secretive research institute in Japan and predicts a future where robots not only look like humans but are self-conscious.

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Wang Gungwu, historian and former vice-chancellor of the University of Hong Kong, shares life memories and his views on Hong Kong’s future | South China Morning Post

As an overseas Chinese, Wang Gungwu has dedicated his life’s work on helping the western world better understand China and Asia. In an interview with This Week in Asia on June 1, 2019, Wang shared his life memories and his views on Hong Kong’s future

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Hong Kong students protest over online claims about school expulsion warning | South China Morning Post

More than 100 people took part in a protest outside a Hong Kong secondary school on September 4, 2019, amid concerns that students taking part in an anti-government class boycott class could be punished. The protesters vandalised facilities outside the Chinese Foundation Secondary School (CFFS) in northeastern Hong …

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Beijing says it ‘resolutely supports’ Carrie Lam’s government over the extradition bill crisis | South China Morning Post

Beijing expressed support for Carrie Lam’s government and Hong Kong police in a press conference held by its top policy body on Hong Kong. Yang Guang, spokesman for the Hong Kong and Macau Affairs Office, said the central government will continue to resolutely support the Lam administration. He also praised the city…

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US police release Chinese tycoon Richard Liu’s alleged rape case files | South China Morning Post

Minneapolis police released files on their investigation into the alleged rape of a student by Chinese tech tycoon Richard Liu. Liu, the 46-year-old CEO of China’s e-commerce giant JD.com, was arrested in August last year. He was accused of raping Liu Jingyao, a 21-year-old Chinese undergraduate at the University of…

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Protest against Beijing turns violent in Australia | South China Morning Post

Pro-Hong Kong and pro-Beijing students have clashed during a protest in Brisbane, Australia against Hong Kong’s controversial extradition law on July 24. The protest at the University of Queensland, organised by Hong Kong international students, turned violent when scuffles broke out between opposing groups.

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Furhat Robotics - the Developer of Human-like Service Robots | South China Morning Post

Samer Al Moubayed, the CEO and co-founder of Furhat Robotics, a Swedish start-up developing robotic applications, says there could be hundreds of uses for human-like service robots, from job interviews to vocational training to customer servicing worth billions of dollars in the next two decades. He envisioned that …

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US student found guilty of Chinese scholar's murder | South China Morning Post

US student Brendt Christensen was found guilty on June 24 of kidnapping and killing Zhang Yingying, a Chinese scholar studying at the University of Illinois. The 12-member jury deliberated for less than two hours before convicting Christensen, a former PhD student. The same jury will determine if Christensen will be…

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Ten-year-old Hong Kong YouTuber turns curiosity into hit gadget videos | South China Morning Post

While many organisations and world leaders have been pushing for better STEM education for the next generation, one 10-year-old girl from Hong Kong is teaching herself and others on her YouTube channel. Using her online name, Purple Oranji introduces other kids to the wonders of science, technology, engineering, and…

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How Hong Kong students see the anti-extradition protests | South China Morning Post

Hundreds of thousands of people have taken to the streets of Hong Kong over the past two weeks to protest against a controversial extradition bill. Many of them were teenagers and university students. Some said the protests were not just about the bill itself, but also the autonomy and freedom of their home -- Hong …

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