How does Singapore stack up against Hong Kong? Read the FT's analysis of real estate prices, air traffic and other indicators between the rival Asia hubs 👉 on.ft.com/3Szq1Gv

🧵In Japan, prices for chocolate, tempura bowls and sukiyaki sauce are all rising. Here are three more everyday items that have seen rapid price increases 👇(1/5) on.ft.com/3F9pZiN

Silicon Valley Bank imploded last week under the strain of depositors pulling out their money in droves. How did the chaos unfold? Here is a timeline of what happened 🗓 ft.com/content/56a8df…

🧵 How is China's economy doing? We break down Beijing's first comprehensive overview of economic activity since it ended its zero-Covid rules in three charts 👇 (1/5) on.ft.com/3ZZiEdQ

Investors have wiped $165bn in market capitalisation — or 13% of their combined value — from the six largest Wall Street banks this month on.ft.com/3FrEyhY

🧵'Dare to fight' — Xi Jinping used the phrase recently to sum up China's new foreign policy. We break down Beijing's bid to shape the world around its own interests 👇(1/7) on.ft.com/42T0VXA

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🧵China's graduates were able to snap up good jobs five years ago. But their prospects today are less certain. Here's why 👇 (1/6) on.ft.com/3WAo1jf

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Four FT pieces were recognised at the 2023 Awards for Editorial Excellence by the Society of Publishers in Asia. Read the winning works 👇 (1/5)

I remember when it was a struggle to get any lgbt story into the msm, and then another battle to agree on the correct pronouns. To me the greatest shift brought by the repeal of 377A so far is the way msm no longer ignores lgbt issues and now treats it with a modicum of respect

Three of the 10 most congested cities in the world are in India, while Bogotá suffers the worst traffic. on.ft.com/46Vwd2n

HIV diagnoses in inner Sydney, once the epicentre of the Australian Aids epidemic, plunged 88% from the 2008-12 average to just 11 cases last year. on.ft.com/3pZltPE

Only 26% of the nearly 3,000 delegates in China's rubber-stamp parliament are women, writes author Lijia Zhang. What needs to change? on.ft.com/3IynU16

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