Philippines | President Duterte declares Christmas truce with rebels

The Philippine president has declared a Christmas truce with communist guerrillas and urged them to reciprocate the goodwill gesture after recently scrapping peace talks with

Australia Car rams into pedestrians in Melbourne; up to 19 injured

Two men were arrested in Australia after the SUV in which they were travelling rammed into pedestrians on a busy central Melbourne street Thursday, leaving

Spain watches as divided Catalans vote in polarized election

Voters in Catalonia faced a momentous choice in elections yesterday for their regional parliament: either support political parties that are determined to keep up

Peru | Leader set to face enemies before impeachment vote

President Pedro Pablo Kuczynski will testify before Peruvian opposition lawmakers intent on throwing him out of office in a sudden impeachment proceeding that threatens to make

Offbeat | Santa’s come early! All 1,694 residents of US town becoming Scottish landowners

Residents of the rural town of Scotland, Connecticut, are becoming lords and ladies in the United Kingdom country of the same name. The Scottish land preservation company Highland Titles

This Day in History | 1989 – Brandenburg Gate re-opens

Berlin’s most famous landmark the Brandenburg Gate has been opened for the first time in almost three decades. Thousands of people spilled on to the city’s streets cheering

Olympics | The word ‘Russia’ to appear on uniforms

The word “Russia” will appear on the Olympic uniforms worn by the athletes granted an exemption from the country’s doping ban at the Pyeongchang Games.

Football | European weekend: What to watch in the main leagues

SPAIN Barcelona will visit the Santiago Bernabeu on Saturday , looking to make a knockout blow to Real Madrid’s teetering title defense. Madrid is in fourth

World briefs

KOREA South Korean soldiers fired 20 warning machine gun rounds yesterday, turning back North Korean soldiers apparently pursuing a comrade who had earlier dashed across the rivals’ shared

The Buzz | Trump threat to cut aid raises stakes in UN Jerusalem vote

President Donald Trump’s threat to cut off U.S. funding to countries that oppose his decision to recognize Jerusalem as Israel’s capital raised the stakes in today’s U.N. vote

Friday, December 22, 2017 – edition no. 2953

* Top court rules in favor of landowners, against gov't claim * Christmas, Dongzhi bridge holiday season * Pearl Horizon buyers kneel in despair * Face off in big boys league   DOWNLOAD

Didi cashes up to go global in next stage of Uber battle

Didi Chuxing has scored another investment from SoftBank Group Corp. in a massive funding round that will bankroll the Chinese ride- hailing leader’s exploration of new markets

Kapok | Detrimental ignorance

The results of the latest yearly survey regarding the trust Macao people place in their government is truly appalling. Not only has Mr Chui Sai On never been

Trump stirs Christmas in Bethlehem

* Movies: Bright * Books: Anyone Who’s Anyone by George Wayne * Music: Revival by Eminem * Wine: The Port Side * KitchenWise: Chocolate Peppermint Cookies   DOWNLOAD

‘Bright’ is when Harry Potter vomits on a cop flick

That old Hollywood standby, the venerable buddy cop movie, may have met its anguished demise this holiday season. Will Smith just killed it. Virtually every permutation

Book of celeb interviews best enjoyed in small sips

Eagerly plucked from the pages of Vanity Fair, the Daily Front Row and R.O.M.E. and thrust into the public’s hands comes George (“GW”) Wayne’s collection of his

Eminem sounds alive on ‘Revival’

The A-List collaborators on Eminem’s new album scream “I want a radio hit,” with Beyonce, Ed Sheeran, Pink and Alicia Keys co-starring on the songs. It wouldn’t be hard

News of the world | Christmas in Bethlehem: Trump’s Jerusalem shift looms large

Some food vendors, sellers of holiday trinkets and a leading hotelier in biblical Bethlehem say Palestinian protests, triggered by what many here view as a provocative show

The Port Side

Before its reputation as a wine-producing country was recognised, Portugal used to be first and foremost a Port-producing country. Port was the first Portuguese wine to achieve international

KitchenWise | Chocolate Peppermint Cookies are a holiday treat

If, like me, you’re a fan of dark chocolate peppermint bark at Christmastime, you’re going to love these cookies. Your friends and family will, too. But you’ll

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