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Starting today, over 300,000 Macau and Hong Kong permanent residents will
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The Sands Shopping Carnival made a comeback yesterday at The Venetian
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The Hengqin Guangdong-Macao In-Depth Cooperation Zone has unveiled a comprehensive
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Only two of imprisoned former junket boss Alvin Chau’s original
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China’s ruling Communist Party wrapped up a top-level meeting yesterday by
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Most ambulance calls are due to minor issues, the Fire Services
Read MoreJames Taylor has canceled his February concert in Manila, saying reports of summary executions of suspected drug offenders in the Philippines without judicial proceedings are "deeply concerning and unacceptable." The American
Puerto Rico's governor says developers are investing USD230 million to build a long-awaited Four Seasons resort in the island's northeast coast. Alejandro Garcia Padilla said Wednesday that the hotel will be
The power of political control has won over sensitivities as Japan takes its first steps towards legalising gaming. The Japanese Diet, in an “extended, embittered session” to the early
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N ot since young Abe have the early formations of an American president inspired as much moviemaking as Barack Obama’s early life. Vikram Ghandi’s “Barry,” a snapshot of Obama as
Fragrance has always been wrapped in social and economic issues, controversy, memories and history as Lizzie Ostrom so persuasively shows in the lively “Perfume: A Century of Scents.”
Prolific rocker Neil Young is at his curmudgeonly best on “Peace Trail,” bemoaning his place in the current generation while standing up for his decades- long commitment to fighting for the underdog. In
Thick, gray smog fell over Beijing on Tuesday, choking China’s capital in a haze that spurred authorities to cancel flights and close some highways in emergency measures to cut down on
Students and drinkers of Generations X and Y know by experience the complexity – at times confusion – of EU law with regards to education and wine. At
Seikou Sekimura is betting that aficionados of Japan’s Wagyu beef - one of the world’s most-expensive meats - are ready for a diet version of the fat-laden, melt-in-your-mouth delicacy.
The region’s former prosecutor general, Ho Chio Meng, continued to deny allegations of nepotism during his term at the Public Prosecutions Office (MP), in the latest
Despite being away from their home country, the Filipinos in the region are not forgetting to attend their churches for Simbang Gabi, their most important Christmas tradition.
New Macau Association (ANM) leaders returned from a meeting with UNESCO officials in Paris last week with a stern warning for the government: Halt the construction of
Over half of the interviewed restaurants and similar establishments in an October survey reported a year-on-year decline in revenue. Only a quarter of the interviewed restaurants
A n industry expert has said that Japan’s legalization of gambling in integrated Resorts could potentially cause a threat to the MSAR’s economy, which still relies on gaming.
The Red Market library is running 24 hours per day on a trial basis until March. The Cultural Affairs Bureau (IC) issued a statement yesterday indicating that the
The Macao Orchestra (OM) presented two performances of the concert, “Journey into the World of Music - Peter and the Wolf” on Sunday at the Macau Tower Auditorium.
The government organized a series of events to mark the 17th anniversary of the establishment of the Macau Special Administrative Region (MSAR). Highlights of the celebrations
The BMW Hotelier Awards, a ceremony that honors the dedicated professionals of the hotel industry, held its third edition last week at The Parisian Macao.
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