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Young candidates challenge old political elite in Nepal’s coming elections | South China Morning Post

Rabi Lamichhane, a bombastic journalist, is among several young upstart candidates challenging the old political guard in the upcoming November 20, 2022, elections in Nepal. Amid a teetering economy, an elite club of parliamentary veterans taking turns as leader has fuelled perceptions that the government is out of …

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Death to dictators, protesters chant as crowds defy authorities at Tehran metro stations | South China Morning Post

Unrest continued in Iran as protests over the death of Mahsa Amini entered its third month. Video shared on social media on November 17, 2022, shows an Iranian woman setting a hijab on fire at a metro station amid protesters chanting "You're the depraved one". Iranian security forces fired tear gas and shot at prote…

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Culture | South China Morning Post

China television spotlights Hong Kong culture ahead of 25th anniversary of handoverChinese television has broadcast a handful of shows that celebrate Hong Kong’s culture ahead of the 25th anniversary of the handover, many of which have become some of the most popular programmes on the mainland.

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Qatar security interrupts Danish broadcast, threatens to smash camera during World Cup show | South China Morning Post

Private security guards in Doha accosted a Danish reporter during a live broadcast and forced him off air on November 16, 2022. Qatar’s Supreme Committee later issued an apology for what they called a “mistaken interruption” of the TV coverage ahead of the Fifa World Cup.

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China’s Xi rebukes Trudeau at G20, chides Canadian leader for ‘leaking’ meeting details | South China Morning Post

Chinese leader Xi Jinping was captured on camera rebuking his Canadian counterpart Justin Trudeau on November 16, 2022, on the sidelines of the G20 summit in Indonesia. In a tense exchange relayed through a translator, President Xi said it was “inappropriate” that details from his private discussion with Trudeau a d…

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Xi Jinping chides Canadian leader Justin Trudeau on G20 sidelines for ‘media leaks’ after meeting | South China Morning Post

Chinese President Xi Jinping chided Canadian Prime Minister Justin Trudeau in an awkward scene on the sidelines of the G20 summit in Bali, Indonesia, on November 16, 2022. Xi confronted Trudeau for leaking details of their first face-to-face meeting in three years on Tuesday to media. Trudeau replied that Canada bel…

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