Football | Berlusconi wants to retain powers after selling AC Milan to Chinese group

Silvio Berlusconi would stay on as honorary president at AC Milan after selling the club to Chinese investors if he can retain powers impacting the squad. “I would have

Hong Kong | Xi ‘affirmed our work’ in election dispute says CY Leung

Hong Kong’s leader said Chinese President Xi Jinping has affirmed his handling of a political dispute in the Chinese-ruled territory in which two recently elected legislators were

South China Sea | Duterte to declare fishing ban in Beijing-controlled lagoon

Philippine President Rodrigo Duterte has decided to declare a lagoon in China-controlled waters to be a marine sanctuary where Filipinos and Chinese will be prohibited from fishing,

Afghanistan | Official: Suicide bomber kills 28 in Shiite mosque

Afghan security forces and civilians walk around the Shiite Baqir-ul Ulom mosque in Kabul after a suicide attack inside it A suicide bomber killed at least 28 people inside

AP Explains | Things to know about South Korean scandal

A scandal that has captivated a nation took a new twist this weekend when prosecutors directly linked South Korea’s president to alleged misdeeds by a shadowy confidante seen

Philippines | Court urged to order Marcos’ remains exhumed

Human rights victims who suffered during the rule of Philippine dictator Ferdinand Marcos filed petitions yesterday asking the Supreme Court to order the exhumation of his remains that were buried last

Vatican | Pope indefinitely extends special permission on abortion

Pope Francis is allowing all priests to absolve women of the “grave sin” of abortion, extending indefinitely special permission he had granted for the duration of the

USA | Trump the dealmaker keeps any Cabinet decisions under wraps

Call him the dealmaker-elect. By his own account, President-elect Donald Trump has worked out a few agreements after a parade of weekend visitors who

Offbeat | Ohio cops: Woman offered to sell sex for USD60 and some nachos

Police in Ohio are accusing a woman of selling sex for USD60 and some nachos. Officers near Youngstown say they arrested 36-year-old Crystal Hotlosz during an undercover operation yesterday.

This Day in History | 1963 – Kennedy shot dead in Dallas

The President of the United States has been assassinated by a gunman in Dallas, Texas. John F Kennedy was hit in the head and throat

Football – Champions League preview | Sevilla trying to show it belongs among the best in Europe

Wednesday, 3:45am Sevilla v Juventus H 2.8, D 3.2, A 3.08 Sevilla wants to show it is ready to reach the next level. After

Ballon | D’Or After hat trick, no one better than Ronaldo at Madrid derby

For Cristiano Ronaldo, there’s clearly something special about playing Atletico Madrid. Ronaldo is used to performing well regardless of the opponent but the star forward

World briefs

PHILIPPINE President Rodrigo Duterte decides to declare a lagoon in China-controlled waters to be a marine sanctuary where Filipinos and Chinese will be prohibited from fishing. More

The Buzz | Japanese peacekeepers arrive in South Sudan with new mandate

Japanese peacekeepers, with a broader mandate to use force, landed in South Sudan yesterday, the first overseas deployment of the country’s troops with those expanded powers in nearly

Lawyers take Chinese organ-harvesting claims to Australia

Two Canadian lawyers came to Australia’s Parliament House yesterday to urge lawmakers to pass a motion calling on China to immediately end the practice of what they say is organ harvesting from prisoners

Our Desk | Head over heels for Romeo conmen

Who would have thought that telecommunication technology would bring our generation to unexpected possibilities, particularly in the area of online dating? Dating interactions have gone from sending love letters

Tuesday, November 22, 2016 – edition no. 2689

* MDT Exclusive - Norbert Riezler | Macau SMEs go global ‘with Sands China expansion’ * Big data, smart city * Bill to ban construction in coloane vetoed - again * China, land of

F3 | Félix da Costa wins for the second time

António Félix da Costa produced a brilliant performance to take his second victory in the Formula 3 Macau Grand Prix yesterday. The Carlin driver initially

Macau-style teashop aims to bring back love of beverage

At a new, quaint teashop in the Historic Center of Macau, Rui Rocha, the store owner and current director at the Department of Portuguese at City University

Former reporter shares involvement prying on gang lords

A former journalist from Hong Kong, Henry Mong, revealed how he has mingled with triad bosses, drug lords and murderers including Wan Kuok-koi. Mong, who is now a fiction writer,

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