Kitchenwise | Bugs in the food is by design at new Bangkok bistro

Ants and beetles in the kitchen? Normally that’d close down a restaurant immediately, but for a unique eatery in Bangkok, bugs in the beef ragu and pests

High rollers help Macau casinos top estimates before Golden Week

Macau’s casino revenue was stronger than expected last month following disruptions caused by typhoons in August, providing momentum as the world’s largest gambling hub enters the Golden

Las Vegas shooting | Hospitals overwhelmed as dozens slain, scores wounded

The victims just kept coming. In private cars, in ambulances waiting four or five deep, from the walking wounded to the barely alive, they arrived in droves.

CE vows to ensure economic stability

Chief Executive Chui Sai On stressed on Sunday that the national development strategy and a further deepening of regional cooperation would give Macau opportunities to accelerate

Education | IPM launches Master of Physical Education program

The opening ceremony for the second cycle of the Masters of Physical Education program, which is jointly organized by the Shanghai Universityof Sport (SUS) and Macao Polytechnic

Opinion | Casino operators’ revenue has decoupled

Sometimes, a rising tide doesn’t lift all boats. Macau’s gross gaming receipts increased by 16 percent to MOP21.4 billion in September, the region’s Gaming Inspection and Coordination

MGM delays Cotai opening to January

MGM Resorts International announced on Friday that it will postpone the opening of its second Macau resort to January 29, 2018, following damage sustained by Typhoon Hato in

AL election | Anti-corruption chief defends ‘breakfast incident’ ruling

The head of the government’s anti-corruption department, when defending his stance on the controversial “breakfast incident” during the legislative election, said that the idea that “even one dollar

Crime | HK police officer arrested after casino chip theft

A Hong Kong police officer who allegedly tried to steal and make off with some HKD800,000 worth of Macau gambling chips will be suspended, Hong Kong police authorities said

Tourism | Outbound residents on package tours rise 11 percent

The number of visitors to Macau on package tours decreased 6.1 percent year-on-year to 677,000 in August 2017, with a month-to-month decline of 14.6 percent, according to

Briefs | Gov’t: Bus fare proposal is a method of ‘positive discrimination’

The new bus fare proposal includes a mechanism to make tourists and non-resident workers pay more than locals for bus rides. The Secretary for Transport and Public Works, Raimundo

Fong Soi Kun’s retirement to be reassessed

The retirement application of the former director of the Macau Meteorological and Geophysical Bureau (SMG), Fong Soi Kun, has been revoked for not respecting the legal

Las Vegas Shooting | Guests scanned at the Wynn in glimpse of Las Vegas’s future

At entrances to the Wynn resort in Las Vegas on Monday afternoon, guards scanned visitors with metal-detector wands and inspected their bags, creating a 10-minute wait

Monarch files for insolvency in biggest UK airline failure

U.K. leisure carrier Monarch filed for insolvency in Britain’s biggest-ever airline collapse, leaving the government to arrange the return of 110,000 tourists and marking the third

Hong Kong | Apartment sets Asia price record amid gov’t curbs

A luxury home in Hong Kong set a price record for apartment sales in Asia, even as the government seeks to tame property prices in the

Thousands of democracy supporters protest in HK

Thousands of pro-democracy supporters took to the streets of Chinese-controlled Hong Kong on Sunday to protest against what they say is the Beijing- backed government’s use of

Briefs | Taiwan concert clash reveals divisions

Police are looking for a final suspect involved in clashes at a Chinese-organized concert in Taipei between Taiwanese pro-independence protesters and Beijing supporters that revealed divisions over

Kim Jong Nam murder |Two women plead not guilty in N. Korean scion’s assassination

Two women accused of smearing a banned nerve agent on the face of the estranged half brother of North Korea’s leader pleaded not guilty as their

Briefs | Upbeat economic, investment outlook for Japan

A quarterly survey by the Bank of Japan released Monday showed business sentiment rising to its strongest level in a decade, exceeding analysts’ expectations for the world’s third

Spain | Crackdown on Catalan voters spawns new separatists

For teacher Elisa Aroca, Sunday was the moment Spain lost the battle for the hearts and minds of 7.5 million people living in the Catalonia region.

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