Jim Au Yeung

Jim Au Yeung

Hong Kong
Graduate Trainee
Jim joined the SCMP in 2026 after graduating from Hong Kong Baptist University with a degree in International Journalism. He has previously reported on various social issues in Hong Kong.
Jim joined the SCMP in 2026 after graduating from Hong Kong Baptist University with a degree in International Journalism. He has previously reported on various social issues in Hong Kong.
Areas of Expertise:
International relations, Politics, LGBTQ issues
Languages Spoken:
Cantonese, English, Mandarin

Woman admits conspiring to abuse Megan Khung, helping dispose of her body

She witnessed and filmed some of the abuse by a couple, including incidents in which Megan was humiliated and physically mistreated.

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The People’s Liberation Army and state authorities are producing a new wave of AI microdramas to promote Chinese values and history.

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Pacquiao, recently appointed to lead the Philippines’ anti-poverty drive, said the session was a ‘reminder that true leadership takes work, resilience and courage to step into the ring for those who need it most’.

Cold, dry weather and mature green-energy infrastructure have powered the northern city of Ulanqab’s shift from potato-growing pastureland into a computing power heartland.

Military urges Pyongyang to apologise to injured South Korean soldiers and immediately remove mines it says the North planted in violation of armistice agreement.

The fall webworm, native to North America, is an invasive species in China where the insects first detected in 1979 now threaten hundreds of plant species.

In the first half of 2026, China’s durian imports rose 47% compared to the previous year, with Thailand taking 81% of market share. Now Malaysia wants a bigger piece of the pie.

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