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2 DE JUL.

How China’s middle-class belt-tightening will impact the world

With slower growth in China’s economy, young professionals and middle-class people across the country are tightening their belts and cutting down on spending. But what can the rest of the world expect from diminished demand in the second-biggest economy?

2 de jul.

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15min
5 DE NOV.

The complex flavours of the ‘happiest country’ on Earth

Situated in the eastern Himalayas, the kingdom of Bhutan has become synonymous with serenity and spirituality. In this episode of Eat Drink Asia, Post reporter Lisa Cam visits Bhutan to learn how locals preserve and promote their traditional culture through food. Read more: https://sc.mp/vyukv

5 de nov.

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14min
22 DE JUL.

‘Anti-woke’ movement recruits teen boys across Asia

More Asian internet users are influenced by far-right causes including white supremacism in the digital age. Listen to Post reporter Kimberly Lim explain more about the ‘anti-woke’ movement’s slow creep in the region, while experts Munira Mustaffa, Jo Krishnakumar and Rizky Rahadianto provide context on how the internet has become so divisive. Read more: https://sc.mp/h43aw

22 de jul.

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18min
19 DE AGO.

The world of Hong Kong noodles

Noodles with wontons, beef balls and shrimp roe as well as boat noodles are classic Hong Kong dishes, but where did they originate? In this episode of Eat Drink Asia, hosts Charmaine Mok and Sam Evans are joined by Post reporter Lisa Cam to discuss how these noodle varieties made their way to Hong Kong. They also make an argument for why noodles are more emblematic of Chinese cultural heritage than rice. This episode is made with the support of Cathay Pacific.

19 de ago.

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39min
12 DE ABR.

Unravelling China and India’s roles in the US fentanyl crisis

The US has been grappling with an opioid crisis for decades, but the problem has been exacerbated by the arrival of fentanyl – a synthetic drug 50 times more potent than heroin. What roles do China and India play in the global illicit fentanyl trade? Post correspondent Khushboo Razdan and independent investigative journalist Ben Westhoff walk us through their reporting. For more on this: https://sc.mp/8c9626

12 de abr.

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20min
18 DE ABR.

Why the EU, US are concerned about China’s overcapacity

The European Union and the United States claim that China is flooding global markets with cheap goods. China says these assertions are groundless. Post Europe correspondent Finbarr Bermingham breaks down the arguments for and against overcapacity, and looks at whether the EU and China are heading towards a trade war. Read more about this: https://sc.mp/a1e73f

18 de abr.

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19min
1 DE JUL.

John Lee’s uphill battle to secure Hong Kong’s future

Two years after taking office as Hong Kong's chief executive, John Lee has shifted his focus from enforcing national security to improving the lives of residents and rebuilding the city's economy. But he faces formidable challenges, stemming from geopolitical tensions between China and the West with Hong Kong caught in the middle. Lee discusses all this and more with the Post's managing editor of content, Yonden Lhatoo, in this extended version of Talking Post.

1 de jul.

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24min
17 DE JUN.

Anwar Ibrahim on navigating Malaysia through China-US tensions

How does a country deepen its relationship and do business with China without risking retaliation by the US and its allies? How can a nation protect its territorial claims in the South China Sea yet maintain a delicate balancing act with its neighbours with their own views and claims? Malaysian Prime Minister Anwar Ibrahim discusses these issues and more, including his deep anguish over the Israel-Gaza war, in this extended version of Talking Post with Yonden Lhatoo.

17 de jun.

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28min
9 DE ABR.

Tourism trouble: post-pandemic hurdles of China travel

Domestic tourism in China is steadily recovering, but what about inbound tourism? Post senior correspondent Ralph Jennings has a look at who is visiting China and who is not and explores the various hurdles foreigners face when travelling to China. For more on China travel: https://sc.mp/facef8

9 de abr.

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14min
30/03/2019

Your ultimate guide to dim sum

A journey into the history and culture of dim sum – why it’s served on trolleys, what the path to becoming a dim sum chef is like, and the painstaking work behind a simple har gau.

30/03/2019

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20min

SCMP Podcasts by the South China Morning Post showcase the expertise of our journalists, going beyond the headlines and providing context and analysis to local, national, regional and international news events and current affairs. Our award-winning team produces world-class audio content on a variety of topics that range from breaking news to politics to technology to culture to food and drink.

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Principais podcasts

How China’s middle-class belt-tightening will impact the world

The complex flavours of the ‘happiest country’ on Earth

‘Anti-woke’ movement recruits teen boys across Asia

The world of Hong Kong noodles

Unravelling China and India’s roles in the US fentanyl crisis

Why the EU, US are concerned about China’s overcapacity

John Lee’s uphill battle to secure Hong Kong’s future

Anwar Ibrahim on navigating Malaysia through China-US tensions

Tourism trouble: post-pandemic hurdles of China travel

Your ultimate guide to dim sum

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