Six percent of newborns undergo slow development

Every year, approximately six percent of the newborn children in Macau suffer from slow development and need early treatment, according to the director of the children’s comprehensive

HKZMB Macau port offers 5,143 parking spaces

The Macau border crossing facility of the Hong Kong-Zhuhai-Macau Bridge (HKZMB) will offer a total of 5,143 parking spaces for private cars and motorcycles at

Chinese airline shares jump after State rules on fares eased

Chinese airline shares surged after the government gave airlines more freedom to set fares for domestic flights, easing state control over prices. China removed

Euro-area economic confidence soars to nearly two-decade high

Confidence in the euro area continued its advance at the end of 2017, capping what was probably the strongest year for the economy in a

Opinion: Las Vegas’s economy is on the brink of booming

What U.S. city will boom in 2018? If you’re placing bets, you’d look for a place still suffering a hangover from the housing bust, with subdued economic activity

Media | BBC’s China editor resigns over gender pay gap dispute

The BBC’s China editor has resigned her position in Beijing in protest over what she called a failure to sufficiently address a gap in compensation between men

Richer woman | Yang Huiyan’s wealth rose by USD2 billion in four days

A share surge at Country Garden Holdings Co., China’s largest developer by sales, has sent Vice Chairman Yang Huiyan’s wealth up by USD2.1 billion - and that’s

Macron appeals to Beijing for partnership in climate, Africa

French President Emmanuel Macron appealed to Chinese leaders yesterday to form a partnership on climate change and African development during a visit in which he also is

MDT Explains | What to expect from North-South Korean talks

North Korea’s recent abrupt push to improve ties with South Korea wasn’t totally unexpected, as the country has a history of launching provocations and then pursuing

Pope urges efforts to rebuild trust in North Korea, Syria

Pope Francis urged concerted international efforts yesterday to rebuild trust on the Korean peninsula and in Syria, using his annual foreign policy address to demand that political

Vietnam | Court tries former oil executives in widened crackdown

Vietnam opened a major corruption trial yesterday against defendants who include a former senior Communist official and a former oil executive the Vietnamese government is accused of

Cambodia | Appeals court upholds jail term for Australian in surrogacy case

An appeals court yesterday upheld the prison sentence of an Australian woman convicted of providing commercial surrogacy services in Cambodia. Judge Kim Dany said the appeals

USA | Trump allies defend him against book’s claims

Trump administration officials and allies are rallying to the president’s defense, trying to contain the fallout from an explosive new book that questions Trump’s fitness for office.

Iran | FM warns neighbors, says they seeking unrest in the country

Iran’s foreign minister yesterday warned neighboring countries over fomenting insecurity in Iran in a reference to anti-government protests that have roiled the country over the past two

75th Golden Globes | Oprah’s barnstormer tops most notable moments

What president? A year after politics — and the newly elected occupant of the White House — dominated the conversation and tone of the Golden Globes,

Offbeat | Rats! DC wages war against resurgent rodents with dry ice

Any mists spotted rising over the swamp may just be Washington wielding its newest weapon in its never-ending war on rats: dry ice. The District of

This Day in History | 1986 – Heseltine quits over Westland

The Defence Secretary, Michael Heseltine, has resigned from his Cabinet job in a row with Prime Minister Margaret Thatcher over the Westland affair. Mr Heseltine stormed

Koreas | A look at North-South Korean sports ties

Despite the frosty political ties between their home countries, athletes from North and South Korea have sometimes produced emotional scenes of reconciliation at international sports events.

What it’d take to make ‘flying cars’ the future of sport racing

While advancements in self-driving cars continue apace (here’s one that tackles icy roads), flying cars, or something like them, are looking less like mere flights of fancy—or so

Tennis | Former champion Azarenka withdraws from the Australian Open

Two-time champion Victoria Azarenka has withdrawn from the Australian Open, with her wildcard entry to the season’s first major reallocated to Ajla Tomljanovic. Australian Open organizers

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