‘Pasalubong’ culture still exists within PH community

Many migrant workers in the city have a habit of bringing goods back home as presents. For Filipinos, this tradition is called “pasalubong” and it

Thai police extend probe into crypto scandal involving Macau

Thai authorities this week are expected to step up their investigation of a financial scam involving the alleged theft of about USD25 million worth of bitcoins from

Hong Kong | World’s priciest home market pushes millennials beyond the law

Hong Kong’s stratospheric property prices are pushing some residents beyond the law. A small, but significant, number of younger people are living in industrial buildings,

Privacy watchdog issues penalties in 4pct of cases

The Office for Personal Data Protection (GPDP) released its annual report regarding last year’s work activities on Friday. The number of personal data protection cases initiated in 2017

France | Volunteers re-enact World War I encampment in Verdun

Hundreds of volunteers from 18 countries have gathered in the northeastern French town of Verdun to keep alive the memory of those who fought under appalling

Legislative Assembly | Sou files appeal against Ho Iat Seng’s decision

Lawmaker Sulu Sou has filed an appeal against the decision of the president of the Legislative Assembly (AL) Ho Iat Seng to reject a proposal made

Remarks on homosexuals ‘misunderstood’

Acting head of the Education and Youth Affairs Bureau (DSEJ), Leong Vai Kei, explained that her recent remarks, which caused public criticism, were misunderstood.

Elderly Koreans shut out of family reunions use backchannels

Kim Kyung-jae will probably never be chosen in the government lottery that would allow him to reunite one last time with his relatives in North Korea. But

Commission of Audit slams gov’t over slow and ineffective e-government work

The Commission of Audit (CA) has issued a report addressing government work, namely at the Public Administration and Civil Service Bureau (SAFP). This is regarding delays, slow progress

US, China raise tariffs in new round of trade dispute

The United States and China went ahead with tariff hikes on billions of dollars of each other’s automobiles, factory machinery and other goods yesterday in an escalation

Striking lifeguards resume work today, ID continues contract with company

A group of lifeguards who have been on strike since the weekend will resume work today under conditions set out by the relevant authorities. Yesterday, the

DSSOPT | Nineteen hotels currently under construction

The Land, Public Works and Transport Bureau (DSSOPT) has released the latest information regarding the construction of residence and hotel projects in the second quarter

World Press Photo returns to Macau next month

The annual World Press Photo (WPP) is returning to Macau once again this year. It will be held at Casa Garden between September 28 and

August to Remember | How much has changed one year since Hato?

Photos by Renato Marques (MDT Archive) Today marks exactly one year since one of the deadliest typhoons to ever have struck Macau made landfall in the

Environment | Group urges gov’t to implement effective regulation on plastic, waste

A campaign against the use of plastic bags is spreading online, gathering nearly 3,400 signatures as of yesterday night on an online petition platform. The petition

Macau wins second medal in 2018 Asian Games

Yesterday, Macau won its second medal at the 2018 Asian Games in Indonesia. Wushu athlete Li Yi won a silver medal in the women’s Changquan

Exhibition showcases children’s works

The painting exhibition “The Bulilit (little) Artists: Small Shapes, Big Visions” kicked off on Tuesday, showcasing a total of 40 artworks of children and teenagers.

US | Ex-Trump campaign chairman Paul Manafort guilty on eight charges

Paul Manafort, the longtime political operative who for months led Donald Trump’s successful presidential campaign, was found guilty of eight financial crimes in the first trial victory

Tackling ozone pollution remains a challenge

Despite a series of initiatives to control major pollutants, Hong Kong’s ozone pollution has recorded a 20 percent surge since 2013, the highest figure for

Macau wins first gold medal at Asian Games

During the competition held yesterday morning, Huang scored 9.73 points in the Nangun category, 0.03 higher than his earlier score of 9.70 points in the same

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