Opinion | Will Hong Kong’s educators learn from sliding Pisa results?
Opinion | Will Hong Kong’s educators learn from sliding Pisa results? scmp.com
Opinion | Will Hong Kong’s educators learn from sliding Pisa results? scmp.com
Meredith ChenPublished: 9:00pm, 14 Sep 2026Updated: 9:22pm, 14 Sep 2026President Donald Trump’s claim that the new White House ballroom will top China’s Great Hall of the People has thrust the Beijing landmark back into the spotlight just as Chinese President Xi Jinping prepares ...
Victoria BelaPublished: 4:00pm, 14 Sep 2026Updated: 4:32pm, 14 Sep 2026Scientists have developed a lightweight, battery-free device that could help improve the mobility of people with difficulty walking, such as stroke survivors.
ReutersPublished: 11:10pm, 14 Sep 2026Updated: 11:18pm, 14 Sep 2026President Donald Trump said on Monday that the US already has guardrails in place to regulate and prosecute AI companies, appearing to play down concerns expressed by industry leaders over the weekend about mis...
Gabriel DominguezPublished: 6:48pm, 14 Sep 2026Updated: 6:49pm, 14 Sep 2026Japan is looking to develop submarine-detecting quantum sensors for aerial drones, the latest move in a growing undersea competition pitting China against the United States and its allies across the Indo-P...
Ralph JenningsPublished: 7:00pm, 14 Sep 2026Revenue from inbound travel to China is forecast to reach US$470 billion by 2040, more than doubling its current share of the economy and helping offset weak domestic demand, according to UBS.Tourism from outside mainland China would ex...
Opinion | How the 5-year plan can serve the nation and deliver for Hong Kong South China Morning Post
Hong Kong 5-year plan to stick with capitalism, uphold governing model: John Lee South China Morning Post
Alcott Weiin BeijingPublished: 5:00pm, 14 Sep 2026Beijing has hailed a “one country, two systems” proposal by a Taiwanese scholar in a rare official statement on an issue regarded as politically sensitive on both sides of the Taiwan Strait.
Chong Ming LeePublished: 6:00pm, 14 Sep 2026Calls by US tech leaders for a voluntary slowdown in artificial intelligence development have run into sharp pushback from Chinese researchers and state media, who question whether the proposal is a genuine push for responsibility or an...
Stephy ZhangPublished: 6:45pm, 14 Sep 2026Updated: 7:14pm, 14 Sep 2026An elite competitor who soiled herself during Hyrox Beijing and then went on to win has defended her actions saying “go hard or go home...a win is a win”.
Victoria BelaPublished: 8:26pm, 14 Sep 2026Updated: 10:04pm, 14 Sep 2026Police in Guangzhou said on Monday they had apprehended a man in the southern Chinese city’s university town district after receiving reports that he was wielding a knife and injuring pedestrians.
China’s intelligence chief warns of risks from AI in hands of ‘hostile forces’ South China Morning Post
Leopold ChenPublished: 11:56am, 14 Sep 2026Updated: 3:24pm, 14 Sep 2026Apple is reviewing all current orders for suspicious transactions after more than 700 unauthorised credit card charges were reported in Hong Kong involving its latest iPhone models.
AgenciesPublished: 1:35am, 14 Sep 2026Updated: 2:31am, 14 Sep 2026Ukraine’s state railway operator said top Western figures – including former UK prime minister Boris Johnson and ex-CIA director David Petraeus – were at a west Ukrainian railway station just before Russia struck a...
Seong Hyeon ChoiPublished: 10:00pm, 13 Sep 2026Updated: 10:25pm, 13 Sep 2026Last month, the People’s Liberation Army (PLA) released footage showing its H-6N bomber flying with a nuclear-capable Jing Lei-1 (JL-1) air-launched ballistic missile (ALBM), offering a rare look at China...
Fan ChenPublished: 9:00pm, 13 Sep 2026A leading South China Sea analyst has urged Chinese think tanks to recruit AI talent for the “public opinion war” over the disputed waters.Wu Shicun, the founding president of China’s National Institute for South China Sea Studies, said Chine...
He Huifengin GuangdongPublished: 11:00am, 13 Sep 2026China’s upper-middle-class families are spending more on their children’s local education to help them compete in a tight domestic job market at the expense of summer programmes aimed at gaining admission to foreign universitie...