The energy-rich Gulf nation of Qatar, facing further isolation from its neighbors amid an ongoing diplomatic rift, said yesterday it plans to boost production of liquefied natural gas
It’s an unusual orchestra, one that has played in London, Madrid, Moscow and Jerusalem. Its next stops are New York, Washington and Chicago. Tap
The United Nations has called it one of Africa’s biggest remaining wilderness areas. Now a dispute over a planned hydropower dam in Tanzania’s Selous wildlife
The head of the European Union’s executive body denounced the bloc’s parliament as “totally ridiculous” during a spat over the meager attendance at yesterday’s plenary
Gov. Chris Christie spent part of Sunday lounging with his family on a beach at a state park he ordered closed to the public amid a government shutdown
The BBC has broadcast its first daily television news program. The 20-minute bulletin was read by Richard Baker and was introduced as an “Illustrated summary of
Tears and hugs after North and South Korean women won the 1991 team table tennis world championships. A standing ovation when athletes from the two
US-RUSSIA President Donald Trump will learn this week whether he gets a second chance to make a first impression as he returns to Europe and has his first
Austrian Foreign Minister Sebastian Kurz says his country is ready to “protect” its borders with Italy amid growing concerns that the influx of migrants into Italy could soon result in
A gay man in central China has successfully sued a mental hospital over forced conversion therapy, in what activists are hailing as the first such victory in a country where the
The June 10 issue of The Economist contains a terrifying article about pollution in China. It makes the point that air, water and land pollution across China,
At least 56 people have been killed and another 22 reported missing as heavy rains continue to pummel southern China, flooding towns, cutting off power and halting traffic, China’s Ministry of
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Lawmaker José Pereira Coutinho has issued an apology to the Liaison Office of the Central People’s Government, after he accused the organization last month of providing
Embodying the theme of “Time and Growth”, the Macau International Documentary Film Festival will return for its second edition this month, once again inviting local documentary
A tourist from the mainland is being prosecuted for an unlawful drone flight which occurred on the evening of July 2 in the Nam Van Lake area, a Public
Several local drivers and garage workers have expressed frustration over the government-imposed vehicle curbing measures, arguing that some measures are not effective in solving long-term
CTM has been fined MOP104,000 for the partial Internet blackout that occurred in April, announced by Lau Vai Meng, director of the Macao Post and the
The registration period for the monthly activity “Open Day of the Cotai Ecological Areas” opens today. The activity will take place from July 8 to 22 (at
On a crowded street in the Inner Harbor district, residents have discovered a pleasant surprise – a row of seven dilapidated buildings has been transformed
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