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Enrolment surge in Hong Kong schools amid declining student numbers

Talent scheme boosts enrolment, defying overall student decline, especially in the public primary and kindergarten sector

27 Jul 2026
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Enrolment surge in Hong Kong schools amid declining student numbers

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India’s youth celebrate victory as education minister resigns amid exam scandal

Resignation sparks jubilant protests, systemic reforms and renewed hope for youth accountability and jobs

27 Jul 2026
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India’s youth celebrate victory as education minister resigns amid exam scandal

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News / Hong Kong / Education

Enrolment surge in Hong Kong schools amid declining student numbers

Talent scheme boosts enrolment, defying overall student decline, especially in the public primary and kindergarten sector

27 Jul 2026
Hong Kong
Education
Enrolment surge in Hong Kong schools amid declining student numbers

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India’s youth celebrate victory as education minister resigns amid exam scandal

Resignation sparks jubilant protests, systemic reforms and renewed hope for youth accountability and jobs

27 Jul 2026
Politics
India’s youth celebrate victory as education minister resigns amid exam scandal

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News / Hong Kong / Education

Enrolment surge in Hong Kong schools amid declining student numbers

Talent scheme boosts enrolment, defying overall student decline, especially in the public primary and kindergarten sector

27 Jul 2026
Hong Kong
Education
Enrolment surge in Hong Kong schools amid declining student numbers
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The “Bi-city Youth Cultural Leadership Programme” is organised by the Hong Kong Palace Museum. It allows university students from mainland China and Hong Kong to see how culture shapes modern China. Photo: Hong Kong Palace Museum
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Cultural exploration programme shows how heritage evolves

Students reflect on visits to Beijing, Guangzhou and Hong Kong and explain how history, creativity and community shape modern China

26 Jul 2026
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An artist’s impression of the system around the star CD-35 2722, with the newly found moon-like object at the centre. This new object, found with ESO’s Very Large Telescope, is difficult to label. It behaves like a moon in the sense that it orbits an object that orbits a star. But this ‘moon’ is massive enough to be a planet, and the object it orbits, a brown dwarf, is neither a planet nor a star. Photo: Reuters
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Strange Milky Way planetary system leaves scientists puzzled

25 Jul 2026
Tourists watch a wildfire burn in a forest area near Arcachon Bay from Gujan-Mestras, in the Gironde area of France, amid worsening drought conditions following a heatwave and water shortages across much of the country. Photo: Reuters
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Deadly wildfires in Europe force thousands to flee

24 Jul 2026
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Customers enter a Taco Bell restaurant on July 14, 2026, in California. Lettuce served at some Taco Bell restaurants has led to the widespread outbreak of cyclosporiasis, a gastrointestinal illness, which has sickened thousands around the country. Photo: Getty Images/TNS
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Taco Bell to stop using lettuce identified with parasitic diarrhoea outbreak

17 Jul 2026
A road to a Tiger Reintroduction Station in the Cardamom National Park in Cambodia’s Koh Kong province. Photo: AFP
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Should Cambodia really bring its tigers back?

11 Jul 2026
Korean boy band BTS perform during the Fifa World Cup half-time show. Photo: Reuters
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BTS, Justin Bieber, Shakira, the Muppets and more light up Fifa World Cup half-time show

The star-packed, Super Bowl-style extravaganza during the match between Spain and Argentina also included musical headliners Madonna and Coldplay

20 Jul 2026
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Relatives of Ebola victims react during a burial ceremony at a cemetery in Bunia, Ituri province, Democratic Republic of Congo on 22 July. Photo: EPA
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DR Congo Ebola virus death toll passes 1,000 in fastest outbreak on record

With no approved vaccine or treatment, the rare strain is spreading faster than health teams can track amid community resistance and uneven response

23 Jul 2026
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Texting and scrolling too much can hurt your thumbs, so make sure to switch up your posture. Photo: Getty Images
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How to avoid ‘texter’s thumb’ and soothe pain when texting and scrolling

19 Jul 2026
Ever wonder why flights leave you drained? Altitude, sleep deprivation, salty airline food and inactivity all contribute to that sluggish feeling. Photo: Shutterstock
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Manage bloating and tiredness during air travel with these simple tips

26 Jun 2026
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Shuetsu Sato, a security guard, poses with the famed duct-tape signs he made by hand at a company office in Tokyo, Japan. Photo: Reuters
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Listen Up: Japanese security guard turns duct tape into famous signs

28 Jun 2026
Leo Chan is a barefoot marathoner who recently competed at HYROX and is set to race in Japan’s barefoot trail race. Photo: Dickson Lee
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Spark Study Buddy (Challenger): Barefoot running takes off on Hong Kong’s trails

28 Jun 2026
Chinese graduates are embracing flexible work and smaller cities, with slower salary growth and less pursuit of higher degrees. Photo: Getty Images
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Spark Deep Dive: China university graduates shift to flexible jobs

Jobseekers are favouring prefecture-level cities over megacities and earning modest salary gains, revealing an evolving graduate job market

28 Jun 2026
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The language we speak and listen to may affect the way our brain works, and thus, our thinking and world view, one reader writes this week. Photo: Handout
Letters to the Editors

Your Voice: Linguistic relativity, foreign exchange and the Kid Laroi (online letters)

This week, students write about how language shapes world view and the way we think, their experience studying abroad and a recent concert in Hong Kong

25 Jul 2026
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This week, one reader explains the security risks surrounding the AI assistant app OpenClaw. Photo: SCMP Graphics
Letters to the Editors

Your Voice: OpenClaw’s security risks, saving golden coin turtles and phone rules (online letters)

18 Jul 2026
This week, one reader considers living in the present, soaking in the moment like tulips in the sun. Photo: AFP
Letters to the Editors

Your Voice: Living in the now, different cultures, and South Korea’s World Cup exit (online letters)

11 Jul 2026
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