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Chieu Luu
Director of Video
Chieu Luu leads SCMP’s award-winning video team, overseeing news, features, and podcasts. Named 2024 Video Executive of the Year by Digiday, he is a veteran journalist with a distinguished career including roles at CNN, CGTN, Al Jazeera, and the CBC.
Chieu Luu leads SCMP’s award-winning video team, overseeing news, features, and podcasts. Named 2024 Video Executive of the Year by Digiday, he is a veteran journalist with a distinguished career including roles at CNN, CGTN, Al Jazeera, and the CBC.
Areas of Expertise:
Video productionLanguages Spoken:
Cantonese, English, Mandarin
Analysts say Pyongyang’s amendments could signal a shift to coexistence with South Korea.
Home and Youth Affairs Bureau seeks to amend city’s gambling laws by requiring each device to have an individual licence.
State media reports say the blast occurred on May 4 in Liuyang, Hunan province.
Arrested scammers told police in Penang that Malaysian-Indians were toughest to deceive.
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Volunteer firefighter in Iwate prefecture says fatigue is setting in as there are no paths up the mountain to battle the flames.
US president says officer was shot but was largely unhurt because of his bulletproof vest.
iQIYI hopes viewers will tune in to watch films that feature AI generated visuals, storylines and actors.
Farmer worked with agriculture students to devise events that get city dwellers reconnecting with nature while they learn.
A new poll shows most Japanese support a woman ascending to the Chrysanthemum Throne, even as the prime minister proposes a plan that preserves the male-line succession.
Fishermen say the price of industrial diesel has doubled since the start of the Middle East war, making it unsustainable to take their vessels out to sea.
In a social media post, and then on camera, the US president called the head of the Catholic Church weak on crime and ‘terrible’ for foreign policy.
US vice-president JD Vance said Iranians failed to give assurance it will not pursue nuclear weapons, Iran calls demands ‘excessive’.
The US president again threatens to hit critical infrastructure if Iran does not agree to end the war or open the Strait of Hormuz.
Hong Kong Technology Venture Company refutes media claims that pet animals used in experiments, as Peta urges immediate end to project.
Fears over supply disruptions tied to the Iran war have sent sales of Seoul’s mandatory trash bags soaring, prompting shops to ration sales.
Mother of the Kardashians has been trending on platforms like Weibo and RedNote to wish for luck and fortune.
AI boom pushes makers to prioritise industrial-grade uses, leaving Hong Kong consumers paying more for basic storage.
Authorities say the move aims to protect children and young teens against addiction, abuse and exposure to harmful content.
Japan begins its biggest-ever release of oil from its national reserves to keep domestic fuel prices down.
Early adopters say the AI agent has its faults while others express concerns about access to personal data.
While not directly mentioning the war, key plot points include air strikes, heavy casualties and closure of a crucial transport lane for a key resource.
The heavily secured Gwanghwamun Square performance drew 104,000 fans – less than half the turnout police expected.
Price hikes have caused long queues across Asia, prompting some governments to take drastic measures.
Cambodia arrested 65 suspects in a Phnom Penh raid on an alleged AI-powered scam centre that targeted European victims with live video calls.
A Thai-flagged vessel was among several hit in the critical Strait of Hormuz on March 11.
Bangladesh, Pakistan, Myanmar and Indonesia among the countries facing fuel shortages.
