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FAOM calls for outdoor workers protection amid scorching heat The
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As predicted, air temperatures continue to rise in Macau, with
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The Health Bureau (SSM) has indicated a potential rise in Macau’s
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A Chinese man was arrested in Zhongshan after stealing approximately MOP10 million
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Lawmaker Ron Lam has called for the government to launch
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It was billed as the “biggest ever economic development project” in north
Read MoreThe exhibition, “Constellation Works by Nicolas Delaroche”, integrated into the 28th Macao Arts Festival, was inaugurated on Friday at the Tap Seac Gallery, according to
The respective monetary authorities of Macau and Hong Kong have joined hands with mainland financial organizations to draft and implement new tactics in the fight against
British Airways flights in and out of London’s Heathrow airport, the third busiest in the world, were disrupted for a second day as the carrier struggled
In China, a bicycle-sharing phenomenon is changing the way urban dwellers get around - and forcing listed manufacturers to scramble to get a slice of the profits.
In support of World Hunger Day, Sands China Ltd. team members participated in the Clean Plate Challenge from May 23 to 25. It is the company’s
Puppy sneezing may be a symptom of allergies or a respiratory infection. Usually sneezing is not a serious medical condition, and can be treated or go away
China on Friday executed a former top police official convicted of murder and other crimes in a case that attracted broad public interest, along with accusations of torture and abuse
Two Chinese aircraft conducted an unprofessional intercept of a U.S. Navy surveillance aircraft over the South China Sea, the Pentagon said Friday, marking the second time in about a
Moody’s Investors Service’s decision to downgrade Hong Kong’s debt rating last week was based on “shallow” evidence, Hong Kong Financial Secretary Paul Chan wrote in a blog
Government forces enforced a strict curfew in parts of Indian-controlled Kashmir yesterday, a day after the killing of a prominent rebel commander by Indian soldiers sparked massive protests
South Korea said Saturday that it has confirmed the safety of crew members from a fishing vessel that had lost contact in waters off Somalia, prompting Seoul to dispatch
Philippine forces found the bodies of what appeared to be eight executed civilians as authorities launched fresh airstrikes yesterday to drive militants linked to the Islamic State group
Hundreds of women were brought from Thailand to the U.S. and forced to be “modern day sex slaves,” according to an indictment unsealed last week that charges high-level members
President Donald Trump on Saturday said his maiden trip abroad was a “home run” and he vowed to overcome the threat of terrorism, concluding a
As the coal industry has fallen on lean times, fewer freight trains are rumbling through West Virginia. Some Appalachian towns, like Matoaka, no longer see the
Thirty-nine Juventus football fans have died during rioting at the European Cup Final in Brussels. The tragedy occured when a wall collapsed in the stadium
The Monte Carlo Sports Club and the Association of Macao Youth Development (AMYD) placed first in their respective categories of the Dragon Boat races yesterday at the Nam
Sebastian Vettel beat his Ferrari teammate Kimi Raikkonen to win the Monaco Grand Prix yesterday and comfortably extend his lead at the top of the
Removing the record seventh FA Cup winner’s medal from his pocket, Arsene Wenger was gratified and yet apprehensive. “For once I have kept my medal,” said the
IRAQ The advance of government troops slowed yesterday in the last push to drive Islamic State group militants from the remaining pockets of Mosul. The city’s wide-scale military
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