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    News - South China Morning Post

  • Magnitude 5 quake hits Japan’s Nagano prefecture
    An earthquake with a preliminary magnitude of 5.0 struck the northern part of Nagano prefecture in central Japan on Saturday, the country’s weather agency said. The 1.20pm quake in Omachi registered an upper 5 on the Japanese seismic intensity scale of 7, strong enough ‌to make movement difficult without support.... Read more »
  • ‘Take a long-term view’: Hong Kong minister says Middle East investment unaffected
    Hong Kong’s investments in the Middle East will not be derailed by ongoing conflicts, the commerce minister has said, expressing confidence in the region’s economic prospects and urging businesses to take a long-term view. “The geopolitical situation has a temporary impact, but in the long term, we remain hopeful about... Read more »
  • US court lets Trump resume work on US$400 million White House ballroom – for now
    A US appeals court allowed President Donald ⁠Trump’s administration on ⁠Friday night to continue construction ⁠of a US$400 million ballroom on the site of the White House’s demolished East Wing, setting a June hearing to review a Washington judge’s order halting the project. An order by a three-judge ‌panel of... Read more »
  • South Korea’s AI shamans foretell a future in old tradition
    The sound of tinkling bells drifts through an alley in central Seoul, an unmistakable sign that a shaman is near – although in this case the mystic is a robot powered by artificial intelligence. Many South Koreans still place great value in shamanic traditions, which purport to divine a person’s... Read more »
  • Donald Trump predicts meeting with Xi Jinping will be ‘special’ ahead of China visit
    US President Donald Trump said on Friday night he was looking forward to his meeting with his Chinese counterpart Xi Jinping next month and predicted it would be “special”. Hours after Iran declared the Strait of Hormuz had reopened, Trump posted on social media: “China’s President Xi is very happy... Read more »
  • Faulty devices, low battery: some taxi drivers cook up excuses to avoid e-payments
    Some passengers have been unable to use any mandatory e-payment options on Hong Kong taxis, as cabbies cited faulty machines or battery problems, reasons that customers have deemed as excuses as the “cash is king” mentality persisted. Experts said this week that many taxi drivers still held a deep-seated fear... Read more »
  • Hospitals face glove shortage as Malaysian makers hike prices by 40%
    Rubber glove makers have raised prices and warned of production cuts as the Iran war chokes supplies of key inputs, raising concerns for the healthcare sector. Glove makers have already hiked the average price of synthetic rubber gloves by around 40 per cent to as high as US$29 for a... Read more »
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    Axios

  • Scoop: Bessent and Wiles met Anthropic's Amodei in sign of thaw
    Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent joined a meeting on Friday between White House chief of staff Susie Wiles and Anthropic CEO Dario Amodei, sources briefed on the meeting told Axios.Why it matters: Anthropic is building tools that could have enormous implications for the federal government. But that same government is currently... Read more »
  • Trump suffers rare defeat with House Republicans
    The House GOP revolt on FISA Friday wasn't just a setback for Speaker Mike Johnson (R-La.) — it was a rare defeat for President Trump with his own party. Why it matters: Trump usually delivers House Republicans on big votes. This time he couldn't — exposing the limits of his... Read more »
  • Scoop: Inside the historic U.S.-Cuba negotiations in Havana
    U.S. State Department officials met in Havana with Cuban apparatchiks —including the grandson of aging strongman Raul Castro— to urge democratic and economic freedoms and warn of the risks of not heeding their advice, Axios has learned.The U.S. delegation also offered to help restore internet services by setting up Starlink... Read more »
  • Trump shocked Netanyahu with post declaring Lebanon strikes "prohibited"
    Israel asked the White House for clarifications about President Trump's post that Israel was "prohibited" from conducting any more airstrikes in Lebanon, a U.S. source and another source familiar tell Axios. Why it matters: Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu and his advisers were shocked by Trump's post, which contradicted the... Read more »
  • Sam Altman's "proof of human" company pushes into mainstream services
    A company co-founded by OpenAI's Sam Altman and known for its iris-scanning orbs announced new and expanded integrations on Friday with companies including Zoom, DocuSign, Tinder, Okta, Shopify and VanEck as it looks to grow its user base.Why it matters: World, formerly known as Worldcoin, has struggled to convince everyday... Read more »
  • Trump tells Axios he expects Iran deal "in a day or two"
    President Trump told Axios that U.S. and Iranian negotiators will probably meet this weekend, and he expects them to hammer out a final deal to end the war. Reality check: Multiple U.S. officials and other sources briefed on the negotiations have told Axios that while significant progress has been made... Read more »
  • The Strait of Hormuz is opening for business
    The blockage to energy supplies through the Persian Gulf appears to have ended. If it holds, it takes a massive weight off the world economy.Why it matters: The possibility of a prolonged disruption to the supply of crude oil, liquefied natural gas, fertilizer and other commodities looks to be off... Read more »