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South China Morning PostSouth China Morning Post

  • Inside Iran's secret assassination plot
    Piece by piece, the tools for an alleged Iranian-directed murder team were smuggled into Azerbaijan on the Caspian Sea. A sniper rifle with silencer. Pistols. Sixteen pieces of plastic ex...
  • Gay sex blackmailer gets jail sentence increased
    The Court of Appeal yesterday extended the prison sentence of a former PhD student at Chinese University jailed for attempting to blackmail a senior religious figure.
  • Fans scramble for Lady Gaga tickets
    Fans of Lady Gaga are turning into little monsters as they scramble for tickets to the Grammy Award-winner's Hong Kong debut - as even the city's well-connected insiders struggle to secur...
  • 100 mainland mums held over breach of stay
    More than 100 mainland women who gave birth here were arrested for breach of stay in just three months late last year, the security minister disclosed yesterday.
  • China Digest
    Experienced nannies' salaries have jumped 10 to 20 per cent after the Lunar New Year with many women wanting to give birth this year, the Year of the Dragon, believing it symbolises poten...

The Standard

  • Hang Seng down 0.97pc at open
    Hong Kong stocks opened 0.97 percent lower after Fitch ratings warned debt-hit Greece was close to default despite being bolstered by a huge rescue p...
  • Hang Seng down 0.69pc at open
    Hong Kong stocks opened 0.69 percent lower after small gains a day earlier following approval of a new bailout for Greece. The benchmark Hang Seng...
  • Hang Seng up 0.9pc at open
    Hong Kong stocks opened flat, as investors waited for finance ministers in Brussels to come to a resolution on Greeces second bailout package. T...
  • Hang Seng up 0.96pc at open
    Hong Kong stocks opened 0.96 percent higher, sustained by hopes of a resolution on the Greek debt crisis. The benchmark Hang Seng Index was up 207....
  • Hang Seng up 0.7pc at break
    Hong Kong stocks rose 0.7 percent by the break after a jump on Wall Street sparked by stronger US economic data. The benchmark Hang Seng Index add...

News.gov.hk

  • LPG prices to rise
    Auto-liquefied petroleum gas ceiling prices for dedicated filling stations will range from $5.28 to $5.72 a litre in March, an increase of 59 cents a litre, the Electrical & Mechanic...
  • HK poised to weather economic storm
    Allow me to thank you once again - our business community - for your hard work and your optimism during the ups and downs of the past few years. With our collective experience, with soun...
  • ExCo rules under revision
    Provisions in the system of declaration of interest for the Executive Council will be made clearer to avoid misunderstandings, Secretary for Constitutional & Mainland Affairs Raymond...
  • $63m in transport subsidies granted
    The Labour Department has approved 18,566 Work Incentive Transport Subsidy Scheme applications, with a total subsidy payment of $63 million.
  • 2 residential sites to be sold
    Two residential sites in the 2011-12 Land Sale Programme will be disposed of by public tender, the Lands Department announces.

RTHKRTHK

  • Arroyo denies electoral fraud
    The former President of the Philippines, Gloria Arroyo, has pleaded not guilty to charges of electoral fraud at a Manila court. Mrs Arroyo, who was president for nine years, is accused of...
  • Australia PM calls leadership ballot
    Australian Prime Minister Julia Gillard has announced a ballot for the leadership of the Labor Party amid a bitter tussle with Kevin Rudd. The move comes hours after Mr Rudd, who was oust...
  • Leung to submit CE nominations today
    Chief Executive hopeful, C Y Leung, will submit his nomination papers this afternoon, to officially enter the race for Hong Kong's top job. He will be the third candidate to formally ente...
  • Obesity drug backed by US health panel
    An experimental obesity drug has won the backing of US health advisors, raising hopes for approval of the first prescription weight-loss pill in 13 years. The drug, Qnexa, was developed b...
  • Bayern, Inter lose last-16 openers
    Football: Olympique Marseille and FC Basel earned dramatic late victories in home legs of their last 16 tie in the Champions League. Basel produced another shock by beating Bayern Munich ...

Hong Kong ReportHong Kong Report

China Daily (HK Edition)

China Digital TimesChina Digital Times

  • Supersizing Supercars in China
    Bloomberg reports on the race among the world’s luxury car makers to bring their SUV lines to China’s nouveau riche: “Luxury cars are at the top of the consumption desires of ...
  • Photo: Mountains and prayer flags, by Jan-Christian Teller
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  • Chinese Social Science, Stability and the State
    In Footnotes, a publication of the American Sociological Association, Leta Hong Fincher, an American doctoral student at Tsinghua University, writes about the restraints placed on social ...
  • Tibetans Greet New Year in Somber Mood
    Wednesday, February 22 marks Losar, the traditional Tibetan New Year. The 15-day holiday is usually celebrated with meals, family gatherings, prayer services and other festivities. This y...
  • Celebrities Join in on Animal Rights Uproar (Updated)
     With the recent uproar about the inhumane practices of harvesting bear bile, celebrities, such as Yao Ming, have begun to speak out against animal cruelty. Animal welfare groups claim th...

Yahoo! News (About Hong Kong)Yahoo! News (About Hong Kong)

Asia TimesAsia Times

  • Broadsides sink South China Sea peace
    As Southeast Asian countries lined up against China in the South China Sea sign pacts with extra-territorial powers like Russia and India to redress the strategic balance, Beijing can onl...
  • Delhi dances, Tehran wants to talk
    India is resisting pressure from the United States and Israel to stop buying oil from Iran, despite Delhi signing on to various United Nations sanctions on Tehran over its nuclear program...
  • SINOGRAPH : China dragged into 'kill the pope' plot
    Whether there is any substance in allegations about a plot to kill the pope cannot be established, but China's name has been dragged into the conspiracy whirlpool. That's a leap of imagin...
  • Hidden war in the South Caucasus
    As Iran and Azerbaijan trade barbs over allegations of assassination plots, many worry that these and other incidents mean the countries in the South Caucasus region - American-backed Geo...
  • US torn over arming Syrian rebels
    As the "Friends of Syria" coalition lays an international path for ending a conflict that has claimed more than 6,000 lives, debate is raging over whether the United States should arm Syr...

Asian CorrespondentAsian Correspondent

FinanceAsiaFinanceAsia

Asian InvestorAsian Investor

Asia News Network

  • Duty-free craze in Hainan
    To end her relaxing vacation in Hainan, Cherry Wang, 29, decided to take a leisurely stroll at one of the island's hottest tourist attractions - a sprawling 7,000 sq m duty-free store in ...
  • Korea, Boeing to develop aircraft parts together
    Korean companies, think tanks and universities will team up with Boeing to jointly develop advanced materials and parts for aircraft as part of a government programme to boost their compe...
  • Laos to offer online trading soon
    The Lao Securities Exchange (LSX) and Enterprise of Telecommunications Lao (ETL) Public Company have signed an agreement to introduce a Home Trade System, which will allow investors to tr...
  • Crazy for culture
    Residents of Shaanxi province's Guanzhong thought Wang Yongchao was crazy. The former billionaire has sold all his seven companies and spent all his money on old daily-use items and shabb...
  • Zang Toi a firm favourite
    Zang Toi has done it again, winning a standing ovation from the audience with his red carpet looks at the recent New York Fashion Week. With Grammy-winner Adele’s "Set Fire To The Rain"...

Wall Street JournalWall Street Journal

  • Resignation Sparks Australia Leadership Fight
    Australian Prime Minister Julia Gillard on Thursday called for a leadership vote within her ruling Labor Party, a day after bitter rival Kevin Rudd resigned as foreign minister, extending...
  • Asian Companies Rush to Borrow
    Asian companies are tapping bond markets at a record pace, worried that the euro-zone crisis may deepen and make it impossible for them to secure funds later in the year, say bankers who ...
  • New Push for Reform in China
    China could face an economic crisis unless it implements deep reforms, including scaling back its state-owned enterprises and making them operate more like commercial firms, a report says...
  • China's Geely Turns to Egypt
    Geely and an Egyptian car-assembly company plan to start assembling cars this year for sale across North Africa. Geely also will establish a 50-50 joint venture with its Volvo unit in Chi...
  • PBOC Halts Open Market Operation Again
    China's central bank suspended its regular open market operation for the second straight week, in Beijing's latest effort to keep money market liquidity conditions loose and provide suppo...

Financial TimesFinancial Times

ReutersReuters

  • Santorum at center stage in Arizona Republican debate
    MESA, Arizona (Reuters) - Rivals heaped criticism on surprise front-runner Rick Santorum in a debate among Republican presidential candidates on Wednesday, hoping to stall his surge at a ...
  • Obama urges corporate tax cut, closing loopholes
    WASHINGTON (Reuters) - President Barack Obama made an opening offer in what could be a long negotiation with corporate America on Wednesday, putting forward his first detailed plan to cut...
  • Assad forces renew barrage on Syria's Homs
    AMMAN/BEIRUT (Reuters) - Syrian President Bashar al-Assad's forces rained rockets and bombs down on opposition-held neighborhoods of the city of Homs, reducing buildings to rubble and kil...
  • Fitch downgrades Greece on debt swap plan
    ATHENS (Reuters) - Fitch cut Greece's long-term ratings on Wednesday to its lowest rating above a default, becoming the first ratings agency to make the widely expected downgrade after th...
  • Congress members threatened with biological attack
    WASHINGTON (Reuters) - Several members of the Congress received mail threatening a biological attack and containing a suspicious powder later found to be harmless as law enforcement offic...

Global ReportsGlobal Reports

  • Indonesia girl back with family after 2004 tsunami
    A girl who was swept away in the Indian Ocean tsunami seven years ago said Friday she broke down in tears this week after tracking down her parents, who had long lost hope of finding her...
  • Not just NKorea, political dynasties are all over
    If North Korea's new leader is looking for advice on how to carry on his family's dynasty, he could turn to Rahul Gandhi, who is on a quest to become the fourth generation of h...
  • Chinese villagers demand release of detainees
    Protesters gathered Saturday outside a town hall in southern China to appeal for the release of people detained during demonstrations over a planned power plant expansion, a witness said.
  • Social networking booming in Egypt, Russia
    A new survey shows people in poorer countries send text messages more often than those in wealthier countries. Men in Spain and Germany access the Internet on their phones twice as much ...
  • Faces of the recession: homeless children
    The National Center on Family Homelessness said 1.6 million children were living on the streets of the United States in 2010 or in shelters, motels and doubled-up with other families. Th...

CNN - AsiaCNN - Asia

BBC News - Asia-PacificBBC News - Asia-Pacific

  • Gillard calls leadership ballot
    Australian Prime Minister Julia Gillard calls a ballot for the leadership of the Labor Party on Monday to end a tussle with Kevin Rudd.
  • Karzai urges calm over Koran row
    Afghan President Hamid Karzai urges Afghans "not to resort to violence" after protests over the burning of the Koran at a US airbase near Kabul.
  • Cruise finds Fukushima pollution
    An international research cruise off Japan detects radioactivity in sampled seawater and marine organisms, but well within safe levels.
  • Arroyo pleads not guilty to fraud
    Former Philippine President Gloria Arroyo pleads not guilty to electoral fraud before a court in the capital, Manila.
  • US and N Korea in nuclear talks
    US and North Korean officials are meeting in Beijing for the first talks on Pyongyang's nuclear programme since the death of Kim Jong-il.

New York Times - Asia PacificNew York Times - Asia Pacific

Yahoo! News - AsiaYahoo! News - Asia

  • Philippines' Arroyo pleads not guilty to vote fraud
    A smiling ex-Philippine president Gloria Arroyo pleaded not guilty Thursday in her first court appearance since being charged with rigging an election, an offence that could see her jail...
  • Indonesia forces in stand-off after Bali jail riot
    Indonesian forces backed by water cannons and armoured vehicles were locked in a tense stand-off outside a prison on Bali island Thursday after rioting inmates took control for a second ...
  • Avalanches hit Indian Kashmir; 3 soldiers killed
    Indian army officials say two avalanches in snowbound regions of Indian-controlled Kashmir have killed at least three soldiers. Several more are feared trapped in a military camp that was...
  • Australian PM calls leadership ballot
    Australian Prime Minister Julia Gillard on Thursday called a ballot on the leadership of the ruling Labor party, bringing to a head an increasingly bitter and ugly row with predecessor K...
  • Philippines' Arroyo pleads not guilty to fraud
    Former Philippine President Gloria Macapagal Arroyo pleaded not guilty to an electoral fraud charge Thursday at the opening of a landmark trial that is seen as a key test of her reformis...
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