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* Kevin Ho dormant shareholder — Shell company at center of illegal residency scheme currently on trial is co-owned by the most recent Macau representative to the National People’s Congress, Kevin
— Lawyers and lawmakers say it is not necessary for Macau to revise its own national security law to match the much tougher version in Hong Kong * Quarantine waiver extends
— Crystal Chang, daughter of the former investment agency president, became the focus of yesterday’s court hearing * E-vouchers to give economy bigger boost than salary subsidy: economist * Australia may offer
— Hong Kong police made 10 arrests on day one under the new law which China says would only affect ‘extremely few criminals who are severely endangering national security’ * Starting
— Pro-China camp celebrates the approval of the new national security law, pro-democracy movements fear dissolution * Liaison Office: New law shows China gov’t ‘craves for constitutional governance’ * Gaming: Thousands lose
— In his first interview since the renewal of his contract as president of Sands China, Wilfred Wong foresees economic recovery will take a couple of years in the best-case
— Unemployment has climbed to its highest point since 2011 * A new case of coronavirus after 78 days in the clear * Thousands join ‘Crystal Fish’ drill held in exceptional circumstances *
— In response to the Times, IPIM says its entire residency application process is currently under reviewz * Cinematheque Passion | Public outreach attempt backfires after questions about new operator go
* 5G license on the waiting list • The first phase of the new generation network construction is over 80% complete, operator says * The Municipal Affairs Bureau has dropped its plans
— Expats in Macau wait years for their ID cards ‘under review’ from IPIM, a problem said to affect hundreds in the community * Coronavirus lockdowns increase poaching in Asia, Africa *
— Event organizers urged to enforce health measures that were partly ignored during dragon boat races * China national security law to override Hong Kong legal system * The Macau-Zhuhai quarantine exemption
* Repatriated — 362 Filipino nationals flew home yesterday after being stranded in Macau for up to four months * Suicide | City yet to overcome mental health stigma: experts * Enthusiasts of
* Beijing blues — New outbreak worries Macau, world * Fatal clash in the Himalayas ups ante for China and India * 3,135 people have signed up yesterday to participate in the ‘Macao
* Kim blows up Korea’s liaison office * Caretakers in need of care | Study warns 32% suffer from depression * Britain has appointed Caroline Wilson as its new ambassador to China
* Not so festive after all — Patriotic ‘parade’ in support of new national security law deemed illegal by police * Hong Kong | Security laws may not be retroactive, Beijing says *
— Beijing finds outbreak in wholesale market after Xi declares victory in war against epidemic, Macau health authorities keep an eye on travelers from the capital * Hong Kong | Democrats
* It depends — Wong cannot assure vigil will go ahead next year * HK about to conclude mutual health status with Macau, mainland China * Government fails to exercise measures with similar
* Homecoming — Gov’t to launch special Macau-HK Airport ferry route for stranded passengers * Police axe environmental protection activities * Pro-democrat group calls for the suspension of the 90-meter tall residential building
* A year after one-million protest | The march GOES on in Hong Kong * Police and gatherings | A shot in the foot * The government is undecisive on budget for
— Police dubs June 5 pro-Beijing demonstration as ‘festive parade’, while residents petition for probe of the event * Nepalese workers lament ‘miserable conditions’ after dismissals * Hong Kong permanent residents to
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