Film | ‘Fast and the Furious’ on road to record global debut

The eighth installment in the "Fast and the Furious" is on the path to becoming the biggest worldwide debut of all time, besting both "Star Wars: The

Tuesday, April 18, 2017 – edition no. 2784

* Tokyo’s skyline set to see 45 new |More on backpage skyscrapers by 2020 Olympics * Planetarium kicks off new space film * 7 arrested over illegal betting * China wants electric, buyers

World Views | Weirdly, Trump’s Right on Privacy

On one issue, at least, President Donald Trump has united the country: More than 70 percent of the public - across political parties - oppose a bill he signed

Kim Jong Nam assassination | Trial of migrant worker suspects to commence today

Two women who allegedly smeared the face of North Korean exile Kim Jong Nam with a banned VX nerve agent are due to make their

Christians to remember their redemption on Easter

Devoted Christians are set to gather together to remember the death and resurrection of Jesus Christ. The celebration is a cornerstone of the Christian tradition, recorded

Sense and sensibility

The Pearl Horizon scandal reached the absurd this week. On one side we have hundreds of desperate pre-sale buyers who have lived in distress

Briefs | Luso Bank marks first branch of Macau bank in Guangzhou

The Luso Bank opened its first branch in Guangzhou yesterday, becoming the first Macau bank to operate in Guangzhou. According to a report by TDM, the General Manager

Law drafted to regulate veterinary industry

Ung Sau Hong, member of the Civil and Municipal Affairs Bureau (IACM) administration committee, said during a TDM radio show that Macau currently has six to seven

Vendors encouraged to install electronic payment systems

The Mutual Assistance Association of Vendor Affairs (AAMVM), the Choi In Tong Sam Association, and the Macau Federation of Trade Unions (FAOM), will initiate a survey

Joint Declaration | 30 years after, still ‘a lot to do’

Thirty years have passed today since the signing of the Joint Declaration of the Government of the People’s Republic of China and the Government of the

AL election | Mandatory declarations top concerns of lawmaker candidates

The Electoral Affairs Commission for the Legislative Assembly election (CAEAL) met yesterday with lawmakers for a briefing on election guidelines. Questions on the mandatory declarations of

Real Estate Matters | Clarifying costs for buyers – Part II

Investing in a property involves not only the purchase price of the property itself, but also the associated costs of the purchase. In this three-part series, we

Trade | Brazil may lose up to USD1.5 billion in meat exports on probe

Brazilian meat companies may lose as much as USD1.5 billion in exports this year after a corruption scandal that raised concerns on product quality led several

Hong Kong | Property tax loophole plugged amid home-buying spree

Hong Kong’s government tightened property rules for the second time since November to shut a loophole that allowed investors to snap up multiple units in one

China-US relations | Xi urges North Korea talks in Trump call as tensions mount

Chinese President Xi Jinping told Donald Trump that talks were the only way to ease concerns over North Korea, after the U.S. leader sent warships to the region and

Beijing warns against intervention over detained Taiwanese man

Beijing yesterday warned outside groups against seeking to intervene in the case of a Taiwanese pro-democracy activist detained in China, saying that would complicate matters and harm

Cambodian-American charged with molesting village boys

Prosecutors in Cambodia have charged a Cambodian-American man with sexually abusing 11 boys aged 10 to 15 years old. Phan Sopheak, a court spokesman in Takeo

Myanmar | Official says UN probe of Rohingya rights abuses unwanted

A top Myanmar official has said that a U.N. agency’s resolution to have an international mission probe alleged human rights abuses by government security forces in troubled Rakhine

Philippines | Militant chief involved in beheadings is killed

Philippine troops battling militants on a central resort island killed a young Abu Sayyaf commander who was involved in the beheadings of two Canadians and a

Syria | Trump seems to rule out deeper US intervention

President Donald Trump is appearing to rule out deeper American military intervention in Syria beyond retaliatory strikes if Syrian President Bashar Assad continues his assault on

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