Analysts say Beijing’s eased quarantine a step in the right direction

China's easing of quarantine for foreign arrivals caught analysts by surprise, while others saw the move as just the right step even though Beijing is sticking

Rapid Antigen Test: Easily available but price savvy needed

With a growing number of workplaces requiring daily negative tests for Covid-19, fears have arisen regarding both the quantity and price of rapid antigen tests

Health chief defends regular NATs for casino workers

SARS-CoV-2 nucleic acid tests (NAT) and rapid antigen tests (RAT) will complement each other for key groups, now including casino and construction workers, the local

CE to attend Hong Kong’s 25th anniversary and inauguration of John Lee

Chief Executive Ho Iat Seng is in Hong Kong until July 1 as the neighboring region marks the 25th anniversary of its return to the motherland.

Hong Kong bars some journalists from handover anniversary

Hong Kong authorities, citing “security reasons,” have barred more than 10 journalists from covering events and ceremonies this week marking the 25th anniversary of Hong

Gov’t: Amendments to itineraries published were not unprecedented

Yesterday, it was reported that the itinerary of Case 271 had been modified and an updated version was published. In the first version, the

Gov’t denies six infected medical staff contracted virus at work

Since June 18, the city has seen six SSM staff contract the virus. Four are directly employed by the bureau and the remaining two are third-party

Residents call for more support for the elderly in reporting rapid tests

Some radio listeners have called on the government to provide more support to the elderly in their use of the Macao Health Code. Callers

Issuance of T3 ‘relatively high’ tomorrow

The chance of issuing tropical cyclone signal no.3 is “medium to relatively high” from the early morning to noon tomorrow. Since another low pressure area is expected to

Hotel occupancy plummets 34% in May

The average occupancy rate of guest rooms in May dropped by 27.9 percentage points year-on-year to 34.2%, with the occupancy rate for 5-star hotels lower

Hong Kong Palace Museum – a new cultural landmark of Hong Kong

The Hong Kong Palace Museum (HKPM), located in the West Kowloon Cultural District of the Hong Kong Special Administrative Region, was inaugurated on June 22 and

Ressa says courts to decide Rappler closure order

Nobel Peace Prize laureate Maria Ressa said her Rappler news website was operating “business as usual” yesterday and would let Philippine courts decide on a

Gov’t approves first homemade Covid-19 vaccine

Health officials in South Korea yesterday approved the country’s first domestically developed Covid-19 vaccine for people 18 years or older, adding another public health tool in

Ukraine’s leader pushes for fuller NATO embrace, more arms

Ukraine's president chided NATO for not embracing his embattled country more fully and asked for more weapons to fight off Russia, as the leaders of

1971 Space mission ends in tragedy

Three Russian cosmonauts have been found dead in their space capsule after it made what looked like a perfect landing in Kazakhstan.  Lieutenant-Colonel Georgi Dobrovolsky, Vladislav

China’s Baidu races Waymo, GM to develop self-driving cars

With no one at the wheel, a self-driving taxi developed by tech giant Baidu Inc. is rolling down a Beijing street when its sensors spot the corner of

Serena Williams loses at Wimbledon in 1st match in a year

Serena Williams began — and ended — her comeback at Wimbledon after 364 days out of singles competition looking very much like someone who hadn’t competed

Pelosi receives Communion in Vatican amid abortion debate

U.S. House Speaker Nancy Pelosi met with Pope Francis yesterday and received Communion during a papal Mass in St. Peter’s Basilica, witnesses said, despite her position in

EU proposes ban on flavored heated tobacco products

The European Union’s executive branch yesterday proposed a ban on the sale of flavored heated tobacco products as part of its plan to fight cancer. The European

Women’s rights  sacrificed at the altar of US judiciary

The Supreme Court of the United States has overturned the landmark Roe v. Wade of 1973 that legalized abortion in the country. By ruling on Friday that the right to

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