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* Co-working | New work trend reaches Macau * Firemen kept busy * Talks to open macau shop * Rohingya keep fleeing into Bangladesh DOWNLOAD
* Taleb Rifai | World Tourism Organization: ‘China takes tourism very seriously, that’s why it benefits from it’ * Pansy: Macau must develop own brands * UK official
* Teaching at UM could be incompatible with being lawmaker * Vision for border gate future * Activists guilty of contempt * Japan’s new tourist hot spot DOWNLOAD
* AL New voices - Sulu Sou | ‘To have a pro-democratic wing would be the best for us’ * New regulations for the elderly * 9th edition Oktoberfest starts * Property tycoon
* Hong Kong Policy Address | Carrie Lam avoids touching on politically controversial topics * Water polo gaining recognition * Consul shows cooking skills * China increases foreign aid flow DOWNLOAD
* AL new voices | Agnes Lam | ‘I don’t want to be the populist or the protectionist’ * More property supply than demand * Lusofonia festival returns * Tsai vows to protect
* Trial | Video shows Kim Jong Nam’s final moments of life in Kuala Lumpur * Anything but golden * Latin America in the spotlight * Indigenous peoples day? DOWNLOAD
* US gov’t report finds Macau has made no progress toward democracy * Lantern making showcase * Construction sector down * Trial resumes with lab visit DOWNLOAD PDF * UK’s first bilingual English-Chinese school opens DOWNLOAD
* Horror in Las Vegas: Worst mass shooting in recent US history * CCAC argues with new Macau * Fong Soi Kun’s retirement probe * Democracy supporters protest in Hong Kong DOWNLOAD
* China orders most North Korean-owned businesses closed * Music festival opens today * Shipyards cleanup * Hong Kong’s airport needs HKD69 billion DOWNLOAD
* Former Thai Prime Minister sentenced in absentia to 5 years in prison * Fintech industry growth * Royal Dragon casino opens * Free press, however constraints remain DOWNLOAD
* WhatsApp service disrupted in China as censorship tightens * Rabbit lanterns are back * ‘Health Qigong’ gaining followers * Food import controls postponed DOWNLOAD
* TIS University Fair: More local students looking at Australian schools * Fashion designers showcase * World Press Photo in Macau until 2020 * Shinzo Abe to call snap election DOWNLOAD
* Cultural Affairs Bureau lists 15 elements of intangible heritage * Labor Law changes under consultation * Science Center reopens this week * Three killed, 27 injured in Hong Kong DOWNLOAD PDF * Campus wars: Has
* The ATM at 50: How it’s changed consumer behavior * Senado square free wi-fi * Real Madrid joins Hengqin development * Lam condemns United Kingdom criticism DOWNLOAD
* Mexico: At least 225 killed in quake * Short-film tackles addiction effects * Basketball action in Macau * BNU marks anniversary DOWNLOAD
* Last British governor Patten warns against calls for HK independence * Revenue model rethink * Monetary authority revamp takes effect * Toys ‘R’ Us seeks bankruptcy DOWNLOAD
* Society divisions responsible for surprise legislative election results * Going to the movies remains popular * Forbidden weapons found in tourists’ bags * Trump urges united nations to reform DOWNLOAD
* Fleeing Rohingya Muslims watch as homes burn in Myanmar * Cocaine smuggler arrested * Beijing rebuffs Washington demand * Golovkin, Alvarez fight to a brutal draw DOWNLOAD
* MGTO says Macau not ready for sharing economy * Hotel Estoril tender to launch * Pot at poker tables? * Stanley’s daughter makes new music DOWNLOAD
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