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China’s ‘sweep and kill’ weapon, Malaysians opting for Singapore: SCMP’s 7 highlights

A pro-government, armed civilian in Caracas, Venezuela, attends a protest demanding the release of President Nicolas Maduro. Photo: AP

We have selected seven stories from this week’s news across Hong Kong, mainland China, the wider Asia region and beyond that resonated with our readers and shed light on topical issues. If you would like to see more of our reporting, please consider subscribing.

1. China’s Hurricane 3000 microwave weapon can ‘sweep and kill’ drone swarms at 3km

The truck-mounted Hurricane 3000 was showcased during China’s huge military parade in September. This week its developer – state-owned defence contractor Norinco – disclosed some details of the weapon system for the first time.

2. China is likely to thread the needle after US attack on Venezuela

A pro-government, armed civilian in Caracas, Venezuela, attends a protest demanding the release of President Nicolas Maduro. Photo: AP
A pro-government, armed civilian in Caracas, Venezuela, attends a protest demanding the release of President Nicolas Maduro. Photo: AP

China will be patient and play the long game as it views the new geopolitical chessboard, recalibrating carefully in the wake of US President Donald Trump’s move on Saturday to decapitate Venezuela’s leadership, analysts said.

3. Nearly 94% of Malaysians who renounced citizenship chose Singapore, data shows

Most Malaysians who renounced their citizenship over the past five years went on to become Singaporeans, official data shows, underscoring the city state’s pull amid long-standing brain drain concerns.

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