Film | Max Bessmertny’s works explore themes of sin and misfortune

Local filmmaker Maxim Bessmertny is showing a selection of shorts and commercials from the last seven years of his career in his first ever solo

Claims of sexual abuse at local kindergarten

Yesterday, the Judiciary Police (PJ) reported that it had not yet found any sign of sexual assault on two kindergarten students who were allegedly

Chui meets with Thai Prime Minister

During the final stretch of his visit to Cambodia and Thailand, the Chief Executive yesterday met with the Prime Minister of Thailand, Prayuth Chan-ocha.

Bridge may bring more Hong Kong residents to Macau

The Hong Kong- Zhuhai-Macau Bridge may increase Hong Kong residents’ willingness to live in Zhuhai or Macau, while still working in Hong Kong. According

Groups express disappointment over Tam’s unfulfilled promise

Two migrant group representatives have expressed disappointment over the surge in childbirth fees, which would significantly affect vulnerable groups in the region, particularly domestic workers. In March,

Chui kicks off two-day visit to Thailand

The Chief Executive, Chui Sai On, began a two-day visit to Thailand yesterday. Chui met with the Foreign Minister of Thailand, Don Pramudwinai, in Bangkok. The MSAR

AL Plenary | Gaming workers blacklist occupies lawmakers’ attention

In a Legislative Assembly (AL) session solely dedicated to hearing the replies from the government on several matters raised by lawmakers, a gaming industry blacklist became

Lam suggests providing subsidies for children with therapy needs

The office of lawmaker Agnes Lam has received 319 cases of complaints and calls for assistance from local residents, most of them involving the region’s infrastructure.

Hotels to forward information on non-local guests to police

The public consultation regarding the amendment of the region’s immigration and residence regime began yesterday, with the new regime proposing several changes concerning illegal stay

Gaming | Two poker rooms in Cotai cease operation

Two poker rooms in Cotai have reportedly shut down, cancelling an international poker tournament that was scheduled in the SAR next week, as a

GPDP reports low case conclusion rate and only eight sanctions in 2017

The Office for Personal Data Protection (GPDP) concluded only 187 from the 408 cases handled by the Office in 2017. Of those, only eight cases resulted

North Korean leader meets Xi ahead of Trump summit

North Korean leader Kim Jong Un met with Chinese President Xi Jinping in a northern Chinese port city and pledged his continuing commitment to denuclearization ahead of

The bitter feud at the center of Malaysia’s election

It’s not just any other election for Malaysian Prime Minister Najib Razak: The vote today is personal. His main challenger, Mahathir Mohamad, led the ruling

Higher childbirth fees for tourists and non-residents next month

The adjusted fees of delivery services for non-resident parents will be officially applied starting from June 1, the Health Bureau reported yesterday in a press conference.

China slams US criticism of its ‘Orwellian’ demand

China isn’t backing down after the White House called an order for airlines to stop referring to Taiwan, Hong Kong and Macau as countries

Gaming | Morpheus to operate without junkets

Melco Resort’s upcoming resort, Morpheus, is set to rely on its own database in acquiring high-rollers instead of following the practice usually employed by

Crime | Resident scammed HKD364,000 over online date

A local resident was reportedly scammed by a man she met through an online social networking app that resulted in a loss of almost HKD364,000, the Judiciary

Jack Ma’s too-big-to-fail finance giant faces a clampdown

There’s no other company on Earth quite like Ant Financial. Spanning online payments, insurance, lending, credit scores, asset management and more, Jack Ma’s Chinese

White House | Beijing’s political correctness dubbed ‘Orwellian nonsense’

The White House has pushed back against China’s efforts to control how U.S. airlines refer to Taiwan, Hong Kong and Macau in promotional materials, calling

Philippines | 100,000 Chinese move to Manila and trigger property surge

In Manila’s main financial district and its fringes, signs of the new inhabitants are everywhere: the restaurants serving steaming Chinese hotpots and dumplings, the Mandarin broadcasts at

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