Refugees | France moving nearly 6,500 migrants, destroying huge camp

Lines of migrants with their lives in small bags waited calmly to get on buses in the French port city of Calais yesterday, the first day of the mass evacuation

This Day in History | 1984 – Europe grants emergency aid for Ethiopia

The EEC is donating £1.8 million to help combat the famine in Ethiopia. Officials from Oxfam, Save the Children, Christian Aid and the Red Cross believe that up to 10 million

Offbeat | 94-year-old who has been fire chief since 1953 is retiring

A Pennsylvania fire chief is announcing his retirement just ahead of his 95th birthday. J. Edward Hutchinson — affectionately known as “Hutch” — has served more than six decades as Greensburg’s

Football – EPL | Mourinho emulates Guardiola with 4-0 humiliation vs old club

When Jose Mourinho and Pep Guardiola meet in their second Manchester derby tomorrow they’ll now have something in common. Both have prepared with humiliating 4-0 losses on their return to

Football | Benfica stays top and unbeaten in Portugal

Defending champion Benfica defeated crosstown rival Belenenses 2-0 yesterday to maintain a three-point lead over FC Porto in the Portuguese league. Konstantinos Mitroglou scored in the 10th minute and Alex Grimaldo

GOLF | Harrington claims 1st European Tour victory in 8 years

Padraig Harrington stayed calm on the final hole to win the Portugal Masters yesterday for his first European Tour victory in eight years. Harrington pitched from the rough and holed

The Buzz | Surfer is third Australian shark attack victim in a month

A surfer sustained teeth wounds to his thigh yesterday in the third shark attack off New South Wales state north of Sydney in a month, police said. The man, aged in

World briefs

EUROPE The euro held near a seven-month low amid speculation the European Central Bank will maintain its easy monetary policy as the Federal Reserve prepares to raise interest rates. US-PHILIPPINES America’s

Old mental institution attracts filmmakers and the curious

They have heard the stories of floating orbs and disembodied voices, and officials at the University of Connecticut say they really shouldn’t have to tell people that the abandoned mental

Our Desk | T8 at its finest

There are some pretty baffling weather trends here in Macau. Sometimes it is the rain that occasionally pours on hot sunny days, or the sun that shines brightly in the middle

Tuesday, October 25, 2016 – edition no. 2670

* UK banker pleads not guilty to murder in Hong Kong trial * Felix da Costa returns to Macau * Cultural week kicks off * Anti-graft campaign far from done   DOWNLOAD

Jiangsu-Macau Cooperation Park to be built in Changzhou

The Jiangsu-Macau Cooperation Park will be built in Changzhou Prefecture, Jiangsu Province. The announcement was made Saturday following a new memorandum of understanding signed between the Jiangsu Provincial People’s Government

Sun Yat Sen 150th anniversary exhibition opens

An exhibition of photographs to commemorate the 150th anniversary of the birth of Sun Yat Sen opened Saturday, featuring a total of 270 historic and valuable photographs as well as

China visit helps Duterte reap funding deals worth USD24 billion

Philippine President Rodrigo Duterte will bring home USD24 billion worth of funding and investment pledges from his four-day visit to China as both nations agreed to resume talks and explore

MIF concludes with reported success despite typhoon disruption

The 21st Macao International Trade and Investment Fair (MIF) closed its doors on Saturday with a positive evaluation from the organizers. Despite the disruption caused by Typhoon Haima that led to

Seoul Airlines inaugurates Macau flight

Seoul Airlines, a low-cost carrier owned by Asiana Airlines, has operated its first flight to Macau. An inauguration ceremony was held at the Macau International Airport after the flight’s arrival.

Eduardo Leal: Photojournalist | An ‘honor’ and ‘responsibility’ to be ‘witness to our times’

Award-winning photojournalist Eduardo Leal recently delivered a public lecture at the University of Saint Joseph, where he captivated audiences with photographs of the recent Venezuelan Revolution, the legacy of the

Gala dinner celebrates French-Chinese cultural relations

The Louvre Museum will be celebrating its history with the exhibition “Invention of the Louvre: Eight Centuries of French History through the Museum’s Collections”, to be held later this year

HK cleans up after Typhoon Haima shuts trading, schools

Hong Kong was picking up fallen trees and fixing disrupted flight schedules Friday after Typhoon Haima shut financial markets, schools and shops across the city. The storm weakened and veered east

Regulator to meet with gaming operators after recent arrests in China

The Gaming Inspection and Coordination Bureau (DICJ), is preparing a meeting with all gaming operators in the region, according to media reports. On the agenda is last week’s arrest in Shanghai

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