Forum Macau delegation toured Cape Verde

A delegation from the Permanent Secretariat of the Forum for Economic and Trade Co-operation between China and Portuguese-speaking Countries (Forum Macau) has toured Cape Verde recently, in the company

Innovation | Top Japan fashion site bets big on private brand, body scanning

Japan’s largest e-commerce company is betting that it has found the key to selling clothes online: a size-measuring bodysuit and its own line of clothing.

Huawei pushes back as pressure on Chinese companies grows

Huawei Technologies Co. said a proposed ban on selling its gear to some U.S. mobile providers isn’t lawful, pushing back against assertions it poses a risk as

University of Coimbra launches Sino-Lusophone course

China and the Portuguese-speaking Countries in the World Economy: Trade, Tourism, Cooperation and Development is the official name of an advanced training course coordinated by Carmen Amado

Portugal | Public debt reaches a record high

Portugal’s public debt reached a record high rising to 250.3 billion euros, according to information released by the Bank of Portugal. The figure for May represents an increase

Property flashes fresh warning with bad-loan jump forecast

Signs of pressure on China’s property market are deepening, with a report saying that soured loans from the industry could put “significant stress” on banks

HNA says Co-Chairman Wang Jian died after accident in France

HNA Group Co., the once-acquisitive Chinese conglomerate that’s been selling billions of dollars in assets this year amid soaring borrowing costs, said that Co-Chairman Wang

India asks WhatsApp to prevent misuse after mob killings

India’s government says it has asked WhatsApp to take “immediate action” to prevent the social media platform from being misused to spread rumors and irresponsible statements like

Longley blames PH coach for World Cup violence

Australia assistant coach and former NBA star Luc Longley has accused Philippines coach Chot Reyes of inciting the violence that marred a World Cup qualifying match

Thailand | Warm in blankets, boys smile, joke with rescuer in cave

Their skinny faces illuminated by a flashlight, the Thai soccer teammates stranded more than a week in a partly flooded cave said they were healthy on

Malaysia | Ex-PM Najib charged with breach of trust, graft

Former Malaysian Prime Minister Najib Razak was charged yesterday with criminal breach of trust and corruption, two months after a multibillion-dollar graft scandal at a state investment fund

Britain | Anti-terror police join ‘unknown substance’ probe

British counterterrorism police were investigating yesterday after two people were left in critical condition, exposed to an unknown substance a few miles from where a former

Syria | Government calls on refugees to return home

The Syrian government has called on refugees to return, saying it has successfully cleared large areas of “terrorists.” The rare appeal reflects the government’s growing confidence

60 migrants refused by Italy and Malta arrive in Barcelona

A rescue ship carrying 60 migrants arrived yesterday in a Spanish port after being refused entry by Italy and Malta, the second time in a month that

France | Victims aim to find out who held back soldiers

Survivors and families of victims of the deadly 2015 attack on Paris’ Bataclan concert hall have brought a case before France’s administrative court to find out

Offbeat | Ethiopia’s new prime minister meets with humanoid robot

In one of the world’s more unusual diplomatic encounters, Ethiopia’s new prime minister has met with a humanoid robot. The chief of staff for Prime Minister

This Day in History | 1991 – International bank closed in fraud scandal

The Bank of England has closed down UK branches of the Bank of Credit and Commerce International (BCCI) over allegations of fraud. The bank’s 120,000 UK

Koreas begin basketball friendlies in latest peace gesture

The rival Koreas yesterday began two days of friendly basketball games in Pyongyang in their latest goodwill gesture amid a diplomatic push to resolve the nuclear standoff

World Cup 2018 | Pickford the hero as England’s penalty curse ends

The research paid off for Jordan Pickford. When Carlos Bacca stepped up to take Colombia’s fifth and final penalty, Pickford knew he was likely to shoot

Preview | Belgium’s high scorers take on Brazil’s miserly defense

To get past Belgium Saturday in the quarterfinals at the World Cup, Brazil has to do something it has not been able to do since it

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