South China Morning Post

South China Morning Post provides news and analysis on Hong Kong, China and the rest of Asia.

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Donald Trump whisked off stage after apparent gunshots ring out at Pennsylvania rally
South China Morning Post - Associated Press
The Republican US presidential candidate, who was seen with blood on his face, raised his fist as he was escorted away.
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Anger in Kenya, as bodies of dismembered women found in Nairobi dump
South China Morning Post - Agence France-Presse
The corpses, wrapped in bags and secured by nylon ropes, had visible marks of torture and mutilation, police say.
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Kamala Harris exhorts Asian-Americans to back her and Biden in ‘existential’ election
South China Morning Post - Mark Magnier
Addressing AAPI group in Philadelphia, US vice-president says a Trump victory in November would be a disaster.
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Could Gretchen Whitmer be the first female president of the US? The governor of Michigan just released her memoir True Gretch, ‘swears like a sailor’ – and the FBI foiled a plot to kidnap and kill her
South China Morning Post - Sarah Keenlyside
‘Lifelong Michigander’ Gretchen Whitmer has a ‘wicked sense of humour’ and ‘swears like a sailor’ – and she might just become America’s next …
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A study in ethics: the Chinese science detectives hard on the trail of academic misconduct
South China Morning Post - Dannie Peng
A growing number of scientific sleuths are putting academic journals under the microscope as they investigate misconduct.
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Canada’s vague and harsh new security law reflects contentious geopolitics
South China Morning Post - Ronny Tong
Canada is not alone in tightening security as things worsen between the West and China, with Hong Kong, unfortunately, caught in the middle