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The South China Morning Post app provides comprehensive access to award-winning journalism, focusing on breaking news and in-depth analysis from Hong Kong, China, and beyond. It offers a personalized reading experience through features like "My News," which curates daily stories based on users' interests and provides a personalized feed of popular content. Users can customize their top menu to prioritize topics that matter most to them.

Key features include breaking news alerts, article bookmarking, and a reading history section to store articles for later. The app covers a wide range of topics, including Hong Kong and China headlines, opinion pieces, business, politics, economy, lifestyle, tech, health, and sports. It also offers access to publications like Post Magazine, This Week in Asia, and Style, along with multimedia content such as SCMP Films, SCMP Spotlight, and SCMP Podcasts.

The app is designed to deliver insightful content with a focus on regional topics, including North Korea, South China Sea tensions, China's economy, and the tech industry. Its user-friendly interface allows for easy navigation and quick access to articles, making it a valuable resource for those interested in news from Asia and beyond.

The South China Morning Post (SCMP) has been the most authoritative voice reporting on China and Asia for more than a century. As Hong Kong’s English-language newspaper of record, our international team of Asia experts, reporters, journalists, photographers and filmmakers are dedicated to providing breaking news and analysis from Hong Kong, China and beyond.

Website: scmp.com

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