South China Morning Post
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We are currently tracking 8 recent articles from South China Morning Post, published over the past 4 hours. Recurring themes in its latest headlines include China, Fire, and Need.
The best way to use this profile is comparatively. Read South China Morning Post's coverage of a story alongside how outlets on other parts of the spectrum handle the same event — the facts usually overlap, but the emphasis, language, and what gets left out often do not. Other center sources we track include BBC News, Al Jazeera, Associated Press, and Reuters.
Recent Articles (8)
Spirit of Hong Kong Awards: medical student draws from experience of volunteer work
Years of volunteering to serve elderly people and disadvantaged communities have informed medical student Alfred Lam’s approach to medicine, teaching the University of Hong Kong undergraduate to look
Bomb threat forces Austrian Airlines flight from Tel Aviv to divert to Bulgaria
A bomb threat against an Austrian Airlines flight from Tel Aviv to Vienna on Sunday forced the plane to divert to Bulgaria, according to Bulgarian authorities and the airline. The Austrian Airlines cr
No fuss, just dinner: China couple trade wedding extravagance for US$11,000 feast, cash gifts
A young couple in eastern China have gone viral on social media for skipping elaborate wedding traditions and instead holding simple nuptials, spending money only on banquets and cash gifts for their
After Tai Po fire, children make slow but steady recovery through play therapy
Almost a year after a catastrophic fire tore through Hong Kong’s Wang Fuk Court, 11-year-old Jackey* still remembers the home he lost. “I sometimes think of Wang Fuk Court and the things I left behind
Tai Po fire: public accountability needed to honour those who died
While celebrating the Chung Yeung Festival, we are reminded of the harvest, family reunions and the need to pay our respects to those who have departed. Spooky season is upon us, too, and Halloween is
India needs more fighter jets. It cannot build them fast enough
India has a soaring ambition to modernise its air force, built around a fleet of domestically developed fighter jets. Yet production of these aircraft has been hampered by engine delays and other bott
Albanian PM Edi Rama refuses to quit as violent protests enter 6th day
Albanian police fired water cannon and tear gas on Sunday as violent anti-government protests entered a sixth day and Prime Minister Edi Rama rejected demonstrators’ demands that he resign. Violent de
Robin Xing on how China’s ‘two-speed’ economy can solve contrasting problems
Robin Xing is chief China economist at Morgan Stanley. A famed economist and Peking University graduate, Xing has a PhD in economics from the Chinese Academy of Social Sciences and previously worked a