Online counterfeiting | Amazon gets real about fake products on its marketplace

Randy Hetrick first noticed counterfeits on Amazon.com Inc. in 2013. He had been selling his TRX Training System - an exercise kit of suspension straps - on

28-year-old becomes 17 again in Zhang Mo’s directorial debut

Differing Chinese and Western expectations over marriage provided the inspiration for Zhang Mo’s directorial debut, “Suddenly Seventeen,” which she says is about encouraging young women to “explore a little

South China Sea | Five Filipinos missing after fishing near disputed shoal

Philippine coast guard officials say they’ve launched a search for five Filipinos who failed to return after fishing in the disputed Scarborough Shoal in bad weather off the country’s

Authorities detain nine managers after plant collapse kills 74

Nine executives are being held responsible by the Chinese government for a power plant accident where 74 workers were killed when an under-construction cooling tower collapsed, state media reported yesterday.

Chinese footprint in Africa | Controversial Kenyan railway plan divides conservationists

A controversial Chinese-designed railway that would go over a beloved protected wildlife park in Kenya’s capital has divided conservationists in this East African country known for its safari tourism. Some

South Korea | President Park accepts justice minister’s resignation

South Korea’s embattled president accepted the resignation of her justice minister yesterday, the latest in a series of personnel reshuffles she’s made amid a political scandal that’s threatening her leadership.

USA | Will Washington shout down the ‘voice’ of Trump voters?

Donald Trump thundered to Americans, “I am your voice,” as he accepted the Republican presidential nomination this summer. As president, he’ll find that Washington has a

Middle East | Syrian troops capture northern parts of rebel-held Aleppo

Syrian government forces and their allies captured another major eastern Aleppo neighborhood and several smaller areas yesterday, putting much of the northern part of Aleppo’s besieged rebel-held

Cuba | Thousands line up early to pay homage to Castro in Havana

Thousands of Cubans began lining up early near Havana’s Plaza of the Revolution yesterday carrying portraits of Fidel Castro, flowers and Cuban flags for the start

This Day in History | 1975 – Graham Hill killed in air crash

One of Britain’s greatest motor racing drivers has been killed in a plane crash in south-east England. Graham Hill, 46, who retired from the sport in July 1975,

Offbeat | 5,000 fish in ice at Japan skating rink sparks uproar

An amusement park in western Japan sparked an uproar after it displayed about 5,000 dead fish in the ice at a skating rink, forcing the park to close the

Boxing | Lomachenko successfully defends WBO junior lightweight title

Vasyl Lomachenko successfully defended his WBO junior lightweight title over the weekend when Nicholas Walters was unable to continue after seven rounds. Lomachenko, the 28-year-old Ukrainian

Cricket | Gamble on youth buys time for Australia’s sport recovery

One win hasn’t made a summer for Australian cricket. Nor has it entirely saved the players or the administration of the national team. A gamble on youth has

World briefs

SOUTH KOREA’s embattled president accepted the resignation of her justice minister yesterday, the latest in a series of personnel reshuffles she’s made amid a political scandal that’s

The Buzz | Chicago flight to China diverted due to ‘unruly passenger’

United Airlines says a flight bound for Hong Kong from Chicago was diverted near Tokyo after 12 hours because of an “unruly passenger.” Chicago-based United Airlines spokesman Charles

Transport | Uber, Ola services said close to regulatory clearance in India

India is set to clear the ride-hailing services of Uber Technologies Inc. and Ola by issuing guidelines to make them legal, according to a person with knowledge of

Views on Asia | India stock fears shadowed by Macau’s war on dirty cash

Amid the panic and confusion caused by India’s ban on 86 percent of cash in circulation, there’s hope that the pain in the stock market won’t last beyond

Tuesday, November 29, 2016 – edition no. 2694

* Poverty, despair breed new generation of Philippine rebels * Sacred music festival returns * Local delegation visits taishan nuclear plant *Syrian troops capture parts of rebel-held Aleppo   DOWNLOAD

Ninth Gathering of Macanese Communities kicks off

The ninth edition of the gathering of Macanese communities held every three years was formally opened yesterday at the Sheraton Grand Macao Hotel. For this year’s edition the

I Int’l Film Festival | Reaching out

The IFFAM committee has organized a number of activities leading up to, and in tandem with, the festival, which are aimed at reaching out to the

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