Analysis | Korea Inc. ready to kill major reforms no matter who wins vote

Much of the mess South Korea finds itself in can be traced to billionaire Jay Y. Lee’s attempt to tighten control over Samsung Group, the business his

Parents of missing UK girl still hopeful she’s ‘out there’ 

The parents of Madeleine McCann, the 3-year-old British girl who vanished during a family vacation to Portugal in 2007, say they are still hopeful they will one day be

FIFA scandal spreads as Asia official admits taking bribes

The first Asian football official to be convicted in the FIFA corruption scandal, a member of a committee that oversaw ethics compliance, told a U.S. judge he

Pope’s timely Egypt visit comforts grief-stricken Christians 

Pope Francis wrapped up a brief but deeply symbolic visit to Egypt on Saturday with an open-air Mass for the country’s tiny Catholic community, defying security concerns to show

At 100 days in, Trump seems both outsider and insider 

President Donald Trump is turning from his dramatic debut as an outsider president to focus on advancing his plans to cut taxes and get tough on trade

Offbeat | SeaWorld San Diego gets a furry surprise: a baby sea lion 

SeaWorld San Diego is caring for a sea lion that was unexpectedly born to a sick mother. The park says the pup was discovered Wednesday when a

This Day in History | 1945 – Germany announces Hitler is dead

Adolf Hitler has been killed at the Reich Chancery in Berlin, according to Hamburg radio. At 2230 local time a newsreader announced that reports from

Football | Barcelona, Madrid win as Liga title race nears climax

Barcelona and Real Madrid maintained their neck-and-neck title race in the Spanish league on Saturday, when both teams won to stay level on points at the top.

Hobby-horsing craze in Finland manifestation of girl power 

Sporting a black leather jacket, dyed red hair and a tattooed arm, Alisa Aarniomaki looks like she’s on her way to a rock band rehearsal session.

World briefs

CHINA Growth in China’s manufacturing sector slowed in April, official data showed yesterday, pointing to an unsteady recovery in the world’s second-largest economy.  HONG KONG Indonesian President Joko Widodo

The Buzz | China deports US businesswoman accused of spying 

An American woman who was arrested while on a business trip in China and later convicted of spying has been deported to the United States. Jeff Gillis says

Coppola and ‘Godfather’ cast reunite at Tribeca Film Fest 

Debilitating studio battles. One miraculously still cat. Mooning contests between James Caan and Marlon Brando. These were the memories shared, 45 years later, on the making of “The

Insight | It just doesn’t add up

1. The local parliament is often dubbed a rubber stamp assembly. Last month we saw more evidence that this assertion is correct. Lawmakers are treated with

Monday, May 1, 2107 – edition no. 2793

* University of Saint Joseph intends to occupy new campus by June * Group visitors surge in March * Dominican diplomat pleads guilty * Live poultry sales banned   DOWNLOAD PDF   MDT FINANCIAL TIMES Supplement: * China’s

Deterrent power | US test launches unarmed intercontinental ballistic missile

An unarmed Minuteman 3 intercontinental ballistic missile was launched from California early yesterday in a test of the weapon system that is part of

Ho Chio Meng trial | Valente reveals ‘confidential expenses fund’

The trial of the former Public Prosecutor General, Ho Chio Meng, is coming to a close as the last witnesses enrolled by the defense were called

Cultural Affairs Bureau directors face disciplinary action

The board of directors of the Cultural Affairs Bureau (IC) acting when the Commission Against Corruption (CCAC) report revealed recruitment irregularities will face disciplinary procedures.

Tourism | MGTO prepares Labor Day holiday expecting crowds

The Macao Government Tourism Office (MGTO) released a statement informing the public about their preparations for the upcoming Labor Day holidays, which will take

EU: “One country, two systems” works well

The European Union (EU) issued its latest annual report on Macau, claiming that the “one country, two systems” principle “continued to work well” in 2016.

‘Play and Play’ to open Arts Festival tonight

The 28th Macao Arts Festival kicks off today with a reinterpretation of Schubert and Ravel’s classics by world-renowned North American modern dance company, Bill T. Jones/Arnie

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