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East Asia Super League agrees multi-year deal with Under Armour for players and teams
East Asia Super League agrees multi-year deal with Under Armour for players and teams
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East Asia Super League agrees multi-year deal with Under Armour for players and teams

The East Asia Super League (EASL) announced a multi-year clothing and footwear deal with Under Armour for players and teams on Friday. The 12-team basketball league features Hong Kong Eastern, who are playing in the EASL for the second year of a two-year deal this season. Eastern won half of their six group matches last season to finish third and missed out on the semi-finals in Macau. The league’s partnership with…
South China Morning Post13 décembre 2025
From Singapore to Taiwan, Japan must face its past for Asia’s future
From Singapore to Taiwan, Japan must face its past for Asia’s future
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From Singapore to Taiwan, Japan must face its past for Asia’s future

The Imperial Japanese Navy destroyers Shigure, Isokaze, Hamakaze and Yukizake were assigned to escort duties when convoys were sent to Singapore to collect badly needed supplies for Japan during the second world war. The destroyers protected the light carrier Ryuho carrying a load of aircraft bound for the Japanese colony of Taiwan. This brief synopsis appears in episode six of the second series of the Japanese…
South China Morning Post13 décembre 2025
China’s copper heartland vows to build US$28 billion empire, dominate in global marketChina’s copper heartland vows to build US$28 billion empire, dominate in global market
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China’s copper heartland vows to build US$28 billion empire, dominate in global market

A key industrial hub in eastern China is launching a push to transform itself into one of the world’s top copper-smelting bases, aiming to forge stronger supply chains for the strategic metal as prices flirt with record highs. In an implementation plan released on Tuesday, the Shandong provincial government pledged to expand its copper industry, with the next two years seeing rapid advancements. The move comes as geopolitical tensions and the race for technological dominance shore up copper’s...

South China Morning Post13 décembre 2025
Towering traditions: Hong Kong’s centuries-old Kam Tin Jiao Festival returns
Towering traditions: Hong Kong’s centuries-old Kam Tin Jiao Festival returns
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Towering traditions: Hong Kong’s centuries-old Kam Tin Jiao Festival returns

Once every decade, villagers in Kam Tin build a nearly 30-metre (100-foot) tall bamboo structure – large enough to hold almost half the capacity of the Hong Kong Coliseum – to stage rituals and Cantonese opera performances for an audience of residents, deities and spirits alike. The colossal structure, adorned with vibrant plaques and a flag, is the largest of its kind in Hong Kong and serves as the centrepiece of…
South China Morning Post13 décembre 2025
Japan quake shows urgent need to improve tourist safety: ‘didn’t know where to go’
Japan quake shows urgent need to improve tourist safety: ‘didn’t know where to go’
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Japan quake shows urgent need to improve tourist safety: ‘didn’t know where to go’

The magnitude 7.5 earthquake that occurred off northeastern Japan recently highlights the need for Japan to provide safety tips and evacuation information to foreign nationals more effectively, particularly as the country witnesses an inbound tourism boom. Locals and foreign visitors alike were asked to evacuate as the weather agency issued tsunami warnings for part of the Pacific coast of Hokkaido, as well as…
South China Morning Post13 décembre 2025
China’s fake name scandal sparks warnings about government credibility and corruptionChina’s fake name scandal sparks warnings about government credibility and corruption
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China’s fake name scandal sparks warnings about government credibility and corruption

Multiple documents on websites run by public institutions in China were found to feature fake names and people, a pattern state media warned could harm government credibility and provide a haven for corruption. The series of blunders unfolded when internet users on December 3 found that a tender document listed what appeared to be a fake judging panel, with the names of all five members coinciding with the first five entries on Baidu’s “10,000 Popular Chinese Names” archive. The proposal was...

South China Morning Post13 décembre 2025
Role reversal: Meta adopts Qwen as Chinese AI becomes industry foundationRole reversal: Meta adopts Qwen as Chinese AI becomes industry foundation
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Role reversal: Meta adopts Qwen as Chinese AI becomes industry foundation

When US tech giant Meta Platforms released its flagship Llama family of artificial intelligence models in February 2023, they were open-sourced, a move that singled it out among global AI model developers at the time. That September, one of the many derivatives of Llama was announced: Alibaba Cloud’s Qwen. The first generation of Qwen adopted Llama’s training process and cited Meta's seminal research findings in its accompanying technical report. Out of deference, the Chinese researchers even...

South China Morning Post13 décembre 2025
The best things to do in Hong Kong this week, December 13-19The best things to do in Hong Kong this week, December 13-19
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The best things to do in Hong Kong this week, December 13-19

Don’t miss Car Boot Christmas Market China Hong Kong City’s Car Boot Christmas Market has returned, trading traditional tinsel for a grittier street-culture aesthetic. In collaboration with wood artisans Start from Zero, the Tsim Sha Tsui harbourfront space is hosting more than 100 vendors, ranging from Eric Kot Man-fai’s fashion brand Like Black to vintage curios. With classic motors on display, live sets from The Boogie Playboys and charity games in aid of animal rescue groups, it’s a...

South China Morning Post13 décembre 2025
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How China is building a great green wall to protect itself from desertification
How China is building a great green wall to protect itself from desertification
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How China is building a great green wall to protect itself from desertification

After decades of human activities and overgrazing, desertification has accelerated at an alarming speed in China, resulting in sandstorms, flooding and drought. The economic repercussions are potentially affecting more than 400 million people. In the past, Chinese kingdoms and empires erected the Great Wall to prevent steppe nomads from invading from the north. Now, the government is planting a whole new kind of…
South China Morning Post13 décembre 2025
McDonald’s Hong Kong named Company of the Year at SCMP Live’s Business Awards
McDonald’s Hong Kong named Company of the Year at SCMP Live’s Business Awards
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McDonald’s Hong Kong named Company of the Year at SCMP Live’s Business Awards

McDonald’s Hong Kong was voted Company of the Year at the 2025 Business Awards organised by SCMP Live, a highlight for the company as it marks half a century of operating in the city. The restaurant chain’s CEO Randy Lai and chairman Zhang Yichen received the award from SCMP’s CEO Catherine So during a lunch ceremony in Hong Kong on Friday. The toned-down ceremony replaced the black-tie gala dinners that…
South China Morning Post13 décembre 2025
Southeast Asia’s rich buy sky garages while the middle class lose their homes
Southeast Asia’s rich buy sky garages while the middle class lose their homes
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Southeast Asia’s rich buy sky garages while the middle class lose their homes

Daniel Ho’s clients want the best money can buy: branded residences and glass-wrapped penthouses complete with panoramic views and high-rise parking spots fit for supercars in the elite enclaves of Bangkok, Jakarta, Kuala Lumpur and Manila. A world away, or so it seems, mid-level asset manager Charoen Kijvekin sees a very different reality playing out. His clients are debt-stricken Thais trying to claw back…
South China Morning Post13 décembre 2025
Am I Chinese? In the US, the answer is complicated
Am I Chinese? In the US, the answer is complicated
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Am I Chinese? In the US, the answer is complicated

Back in multiracial Singapore, the answer to the ethnicity question was simple. As a member of the majority race, I was unambiguously Chinese. “Hey, are you Chinese?” “Yes.” Done. Such exchanges were quintessentially Singaporean: short and direct. Now based in the United States, however, I’ve discovered that introducing myself has become a diplomatic exercise with varying complexity levels. Depending on the audience…
South China Morning Post13 décembre 2025
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