Gaming operators got the green light they’ve been waiting for after Japan’s parliament approved yesterday an “integrated resorts” law that is a first step toward allowing casino gambling.
Since Taiwan industrialized in the 1960s, its workers have strived to do whatever their employers asked, including putting in free overtime, out of fear of being
A group of anti-smoking volunteers in blue vests marched through an office building on a recent morning in China’s capital, trailed by two police officers and the building’s management.
China appears to have installed anti-aircraft and anti-missile weapons on its man-made islands in the strategically vital South China Sea, a U.S. security think tank says, upping
The leaders of Russia and Japan held talks at a hot springs resort in western Japan yesterday on a territorial dispute that has divided their countries for 70
Hounded to abandon Donald Trump, Republican electors appear to be in no mood for an insurrection in the presidential campaign’s last voting ritual. This most untraditional of elections
The Queen has formally unveiled a £71m underground link from central London to Heathrow’s terminals - the first of its kind in the world from a capital
A report says New York City paid a rate of USD629 a night to house homeless people at a hotel on two days in September. The report was issued
Real Madrid beat Mexican side Club America 2-0 to reach the Club World Cup final yesterday and extend its unbeaten run to 36 games. Karim Benzema
CHINA Police have detained a prominent human rights campaigner for allegedly using ID that wasn’t his own to buy train tickets, his lawyer said yesterday. Family and
The dollar surged to near-14 year highs against the euro yesterday after the Federal Reserve raised interest rates for the first time in a year and indicated that
Jointly organised by the Macao Museum of Art (MAM), the exhibition “Flower Vessels from the Palace Museum” would commence tomorrow, featuring 100 sets of vessels from the
Against all odds, the democratic fervour that has engulfed Hong Kong in the past two years appears far from being abated—quite the contrary. The clear cut victory
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* Movies: Lion * Books: Out of Bounds by Val McDermid * Music: 4 Your Eyez Only by J. Cole * Wine: The
There are two ways to view “Lion.” One is as a heart-warming tale of love beyond boundaries and the incandescent pull of home. The more cynical view is that
Detective Chief Inspector Karen Pirie has always been a workaholic. But now immersion in her work doesn’t just give her life structure, it also has become a kind of
J. Cole’s latest album, “4 Your Eyez Only,” is an intimate one. It unfolds like an old journal that’s been unearthed and shared with an audience of
Anastasia Lin was due to compete at Miss World last year when it was hosted by China but was barred from entering the country due to her activism
One of Germany’s 16 Bundesländer (Federal States), Freistaat Bayern (Free State of Bavaria) is no doubt one of the most powerful and characterful. Covering some 70,500 sqkm – equivalent
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