Latest updates: China’s Xi criticizes sanctions on Russia

BEIJING — China says President Xi Jinping has criticized sanctions imposed on Russia over its war against Ukraine as "harmful to all sides," in a video summit with French President

New Nam Van project to debut select brands in Macau, no gaming

A tourism-commercial project being constructed opposite the Bank of China Building will house some the first establishments of renowned brands in Macau, but no gaming area.

Yoho Group clarifies delivery of Cotai real estate ongoing

Delivery of residential units in its property project located around the Pousada Marina Infante is in progress, a spokesperson of the Yoho Group clarified yesterday.

MUST holds career day with over 130 firms

The Macau University of Science and Technology (MUST) is hosting over 130 companies from the mainland and Macau to offer nearly 4,000 job vacancies and internship

Non-resident worker numbers dip over 6,500 in 2021

The Macau SAR saw a plunge of 6,565 year-on-year to 171,098 non-resident workers at end-2021, according to data from the the Statistics and Census Service (DSEC).

PSP sergeant suspected of abuse of power and passive bribery

A deputy sergeant of the Traffic Department of the Public Security Police Force was found to have allegedly received a bribe for leaking information about the

Gaming sector records decline in employees

The gaming sector has seen a decrease in the number of employees, recording a downturn of 1,774 year-on-year at the end of the fourth quarter

Hengqin backs Macau development with upcoming policies

  Preferential policies benefiting Macau residents living and working in the Guangdong-Macao In-Depth Cooperation Zone in Hengqin will be released in the first half of 2022, according

Gov’t to assume full-time control over gaming tables number, firm on regulating ‘satellite casinos’

The same representatives reaffirmed the intention of the government to enforce the regulations over the so-called “satellite casinos,” to ensure that they operate according to the

SSM to hold session on Covid-19 vaccine

The Health Bureau (SSM) will hold a clarification session on Covid-19 vaccines and medical consultation on March 11 in a bid to encourage residents to take the vaccine.

Wang lashes Washington over Quad, North Korea

China's top diplomat yesterday accused Washington of trying to create an Asian version of the U.S.-European NATO military alliance and said it is up to the

Ukraine says Russia steps up shelling of residential areas

Russian forces intensified shelling of cities in Ukraine’s center, north and south, a Ukrainian official said, upending attempts to evacuate besieged civilians. With the Ukrainian leader

Blinken assures nervous Baltics of NATO protection against Russia

U.S. Secretary of State Antony Blinken yesterday assured Lithuania of NATO protection and American support as he began a lightning visit to the three Baltic states

Russia snubs UN court hearings in case brought by Ukraine

Ukraine pleaded with the United Nations’ top court yesterday to order Russia to halt its devastating invasion, saying Moscow is already committing widespread war crimes and

1972 TWA jet explodes at Las Vegas airport

A bomb has exploded aboard a Trans World Airlines Boeing 707 at Las Vegas airport. No-one was injured in the blast which destroyed the cockpit of the aircraft as

China’s trade up in Jan-Feb, before Russia invaded Ukraine

JOE McDONALD  China's exports rose by double digits in January and February before Russia’s attack on Ukraine roiled the global economy. Exports grew

Man City doubles down on United’s anguish for derby glory

Man City 4, Man United 1 A double from Kevin De Bruyne. A double from Riyad Mahrez. The double completed by City over United in this

‘Squid Game Election’: South Korean campaign gets ugly

The race between South Korea’s two leading presidential candidates has seen unprecedented levels of toxic rhetoric, mudslinging and lawsuits. How bad is it?

China seeing new surge in cases despite ‘zero tolerance’

China is seeing a new surge in COVID-19 cases across the vast country, despite its draconian “zero tolerance” approach to dealing with outbreaks. The mainland yesterday reported

Battles over book  bans reflect conflicts from the 1980s

A conservative leader found fault with how “respect for our nation’s heritage” had been mostly stripped from the textbooks of public schools. “From kindergarten right through the

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