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2026-09-25 · South China Morning Post · Economy/Business

How was dinner? Takeaways from Xi and Trump’s evening at the White House

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2026-10-11 · South China Morning Post · Environment

China’s rich coastal cities to see sea-level rise up to 20% higher than global average

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2026-10-11 · South China Morning Post · Science

Nanotechnology expert Antonio Facchetti joins HKUST from Georgia Tech in the US

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2026-10-10 · South China Morning Post · Politics

New Taipei-Hong Kong subsea route opened to cut risk and meet AI demand

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2026-10-03 · South China Morning Post · Science

Malaysia is building a new research corridor across Asia to meet China’s rise: scientists

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2026-09-18 · South China Morning Post · World

Could Chinese explorers have settled New Zealand before the Maori?

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2026-09-05 · South China Morning Post

🔮 “The big mistake that Asians made after the end of colonial rule [is assuming] that the end of physical colonisation would automatically mean the end of mental colonisation,” veteran Singaporean diplomat Kishore Mahbubani told the inaugural Penang Peace Dialogue in Malaysia on Saturday. assertive

2026-09-06 · South China Morning Post

🔮 China will never allow any country in this world to achieve AI dominance: Victor Gao assertive

2026-09-17 · South China Morning Post

🔮 “Our analysis reveals that US trade sanctions, such as the Entity List, have generated consequences that US policymakers may not have fully anticipated,” the researchers wrote in a policy article published in the peer-reviewed journal Science on Friday. speculative

2026-09-18 · South China Morning Post

🔮 Could Chinese explorers have settled New Zealand before the Maori? speculative

2026-10-10 · South China Morning Post

🔮 New Taipei-Hong Kong subsea route opened to cut risk and meet AI demand New path launched through underwater network to tackle recurring disruptions and surging data workloads, RETN says One of the world’s biggest network service providers has opened a new subsea route between Taipei and Hong Kong to strengthen the system against repeated underwater cable disruptions around the island. Britain-headquartered RETN said the new route would take its total to six serving Taiwan: four connecting Taipei and Hong Kong, and two linking Taipei and Tokyo. assertive

2026-10-11 · South China Morning Post

🔮 Even if global warming is limited to 1.5 degrees Celsius, scientists warn China’s densely populated coastline faces flooding this century They said gravitational shifts caused by shrinking Antarctic ice would redistribute water across the globe, causing higher ocean levels along China’s densely populated coastlines. assertive