Close up of the first issue of The South China Morning Post. The South China Morning Post was established in 1903 by Mr Tse Tsan Tai and Mr Alfred Cunningham. It was first published on 6 November ...

As part of INMA’s Young Professionals Initiative, we are featuring the winners of our fifth 30 Under 30 award. Today’s ...

US Secretary of State Antony Blinken arrives late on Sunday in crisis-riven South Korea where he will seek delicately to encourage continuity with the policies, but not tactics, of the impeached ...

“Cantopop star Anita Mui Yim-fong has called a press conference today amid reports about her health,” reported the South China Morning Post on September 5th, 2003. “Mui, who yesterday failed ...

South Koreans are making a beeline for China, especially top urban centres such as Shanghai, as overseas travellers take advantage of China’s visa exemptions. But localities may need to address ...

Chinese President Xi Jinping and Taiwanese leader William Lai Ching-te may disagree on a long list of issues – from politics to economics and history – but both place great value on Mazu, the ...

Tycoons like Chen Zhuolin, Hui Ka-yan and the Ho Shung-pun family sold homes and offices at significant losses, reflecting the broader market slump.

Taiwanese persimmon farmer Lo Chih-neng stands on a ladder in his sprawling orchard using secateurs to cut the golden-yellow fruit still hanging from branches after enduring a tough season ...

HK Express, the budget arm of Hong Kong’s Cathay Pacific Airways, has been crowned the world’s “fastest-growing airline of 2024” after recording a 40 per cent increase in passenger numbers ...

But Chinese researchers in Taiyuan, an industrial hub in central China, have come up with an ingenious solution: a container-like, replaceable magazine filled with barrels, each packed with bullets.

The Philippines is weighing the revival of its controversial Bataan Nuclear Power Plant as officials seek to address soaring electricity costs, despite continued resistance to atomic energy over ...

Indonesia could fall short of its goal to become an advanced nation by 2045 as analysts warn bureaucratic inefficiencies may frustrate President Prabowo Subianto’s ambition to shrink the country ...