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EDITOR-IN-CHIEF Paulo Coutinho
Macau,
The city has recently experienced a surge in identity theft and
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The Macao Diocese is going to replace three severely damaged statues that
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A new birth encouragement video released by the Social Welfare Bureau (IAS) has received
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Macau's gross gaming revenues (GGR) have fallen to their lowest level in
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China's Chang’e 6 probe returned on Earth yesterday with rock and soil
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Portugal is already qualified for the European Championship knockout stages and can
Read MoreChina’s foreign exchange reserves have fallen to a six-year low following outflows of capital that prompted Beijing to tighten controls on outbound investment.
Australia and China pledged yesterday to deepen their ties on everything from trade to tourism, a show of unity that comes at a delicate time in Australia’s
A Buddhist monk has been arrested in Myanmar after authorities found more than 4 million methamphetamine pills in his car and in his monastery, police said yesterday.
A Thai court yesterday sentenced an Australian man to death for the murder of a countryman who was an alleged confederate in a drug smuggling gang.
An Australian senator and outspoken supporter of President Donald Trump announced yesterday he will start a new political party to appeal to disenfranchised conservatives. Cory Bernardi
Philippine President Rodrigo Duterte angrily berated more than 200 allegedly erring policemen on national TV yesterday and said he would send them to a southern island to fight extremists
New Zealand’s Prime Minister Bill English said yesterday he told President Donald Trump during a phone call that he disagreed with his travel and refugee ban but that the conversation remained amicable.
Francois Fillon yesterday defiantly refused to drop out of the race to be France’s next president despite an investigation into whether well-paid political jobs he gave his wife, son
Remittances from Egyptians working abroad are surging and foreigners bought more than USD250 million in local assets on Sunday alone, further signs of growing confidence in the
Syrian authorities have killed as many as 13,000 people — possibly more — since the start of the 2011 uprising in mass hangings at a prison north
Princess Elizabeth has formally proclaimed herself Queen and Head of the Commonwealth and Defender of the Faith. Lords of the Council - numbering 150
A Cheeto that bears a resemblance to slain gorilla Harambe has sold for nearly USD100,000 on eBay. Bidding on the cheese snack the seller said he
Las Vegas oddsmakers thought they might be headed for a big payday, but the New England Patriots — thanks to a successful two-point conversion that led to
England’s home of cricket said it’s joining the fight against climate change to avert more damage from severe weather that has already cost millions of pounds and wrecked
Police have charged a security consultant with public mischief after an investigation into allegations a listening device was planted in the All Blacks’ meeting room at a
TAIWAN Seeking to revive its long-dormant aerospace industry, Taiwan yesterday launched a USD2.1 billion investment in the production of air force jet trainers to be designed and manufactured
Police say a naked man stole a taxi and recklessly drove through a crowded park in a posh section of Philadelphia. Police say the man attacked a
The Mafia stronghold of Corleone has produced another godfather saga, but this one is unlikely to end up as a movie. A bishop in Sicily
On February 1, the Macau Daily Times ran an article about a British/Philippine tourist couple who spent 6 hours in the Taipa police station after taking a video
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