With US-N. Korea summit over, US envoy to brief Asia allies

A day after their historic summit, Donald Trump and Kim Jong Un returned to their respective strongholds yesterday — but to far different receptions. In Pyongyang,

Spain replaces fired Lopetegui with Hierro

With only two days to go before Spain’s opening match at the World Cup, Julen Lopetegui was fired as national team coach after accepting a job to

President shows Kim a video laying out the stakes of summit

President Donald Trump, the former reality television star with a knack for theatrics, tried a dose of Hollywood drama as he sought to sway North Korean leader

Consulate in favor of proposed job agencies bill

The Philippine Consulate General in the SAR celebrated the 120th Anniversary of the Proclamation of Philippine Independence yesterday, themed “Change we fought for, an offering to an abundant future.”

Lawmaker Pereira Coutinho questions lifting of immunity

Recently, suspended lawmaker Sulu Sou declared that his conviction last month was unlawful, arguing that the Legislative Assembly’s (AL) decision to lift his prosecutorial immunity was

Macau’s economic growth to slow in 2019, EIU forecasts

Macau’s economic growth is expected to slow by more than three percentage points this year from 9.1 percent in 2017 to 5.8 percent, before

Yahoo fined USD334,500 by UK regulator over 2014 cyber hacks

Yahoo’s U.K. unit was fined 250,000 pounds (USD334,500) by a British regulator for failing to keep the data of more than half a million users

After summit, Trump announces halt to US-S. Korea ‘war games’

President Donald Trump and North Korea’s Kim Jong Un concluded an extraordinary nuclear summit yesterday with the U.S. president pledging unspecified “security guarantees” to the North and

New categories introduced for severe, super typhoons

A new executive order concerning typhoons and tropical storms has come into effect, introducing two new categories for the most extreme forms of the weather phenomenon: the “severe typhoon”

Hong Kong sentences activist Leung to six years in prison

A Hong Kong court sentenced activist Edward Leung to six years in prison yesterday for his part in a violent nightlong clash with police over illegal street food hawkers

Gov’t pledges Guangdong-Macau fund’s absolute security

The local government has pledged the absolute security of Macau’s public money that will be allocated to the Guangdong-Macau Cooperation and Development Fund.

Paul Pun to open social clinic targeting city’s vulnerable groups

A plan to open a social clinic targeting the SAR’s low-income earners is underway as Paul Pun, general secretary of Caritas Macau, initiates a personal project which he

Brothel bans weighed in Nevada as legal pimp runs for office

A state marketed as a place where people can indulge in all manner of sins is confronting its status as the only place in America where you

Sulu Sou declares last month’s conviction ‘null and void’

LAWMAKER Sulu Sou has declared last month’s conviction to be unlawful, arguing that his prosecutorial immunity protects him from standing trial for any crimes other

Day of Portugal | Secretary of State announces improvement to Consulate services

The Portuguese Secretary of State for Tax Affairs, António Mendonça Mendes, the official representative of the Portuguese government for the ceremonies of June 10 (Day of

Cyprus starts building ‘Europe’s biggest casino resort’

A new casino resort in Cyprus is expected to be Europe’s biggest and will be the centerpiece of the Mediterranean island’s strategy to become a luxury tourism destination,

Professional drivers oppose heavier fines for traffic offenses

A group of professional drivers on Friday delivered a letter to the government headquarters expressing their opposition to the latest proposal of the amendment of the city’s

Isolated Kim takes big gamble leaving home for summit

Spare a moment, as you anticipate one of the most unusual summits in modern history, to consider North Korea’s leader as he left the all-encompassing bubble of

SARs may give voting rights to residents living in mainland

The Hong Kong government has said that it would consider giving voting rights to half a million citizens living and working in mainland China.

Mystery ailment leads US to evacuate more workers from China

The United States has evacuated several more government workers out of the southern Chinese city of Guangzhou after medical testing revealed they might have been affected

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