This Day in History | 1979 – Mob destroys US embassy in Pakistan

A mob in the Pakistani capital, Islamabad, has burned the US Embassy to the ground, killing a US marine. The five-hour siege began as an organized

Boxing | Ward pulls off decision win over Kovalev for title

Sergey Kovalev kept coming, and Andre Ward never stopped battling. With the crowd roaring in approval, they put on a fight that lived up to its advance billing.

Olympics | WADA to Russia: Accept doping blame, stop being obstructive

Russia’s failure to acknowledge it operated a state-sponsored doping program, continued obstruction of testing and cyberattacks on the World Anti-Doping Agency were denounced yesterday. WADA officials warned that Russian

World briefs

PERU The Asia-Pacific Economic Cooperation forum is taking place in Peru as world leaders are on edge over Trump’s campaign pledges to protect U.S. jobs by backing out

NYC exhibit brings focus to temporary homes and their design

When it comes to the design of homes and interiors, ideas can have surprising origins. The origins of Modernism’s spare functionalism can be traced to housing

The Buzz | Three locals arrested for operating fake base station

Three local men have been arrested for operating a fake base station near the Border Gate, as announced last Friday by the Judiciary Police (PJ). The

Rear Window | Negative perfection

The charges brought up against the former Prosecutor General Ho Chio Meng seem to substantially and formally have the potential, if not to dwarf, at least to equal in

Q&A – António Félix da Costa: F3 winner says victory to close year is ‘amazing’

António Felix da Costa was “a happy boy” after he won the Macau Grand Prix for the second time. The Portuguese driver burst into tears at the podium,

GT Cup | Vanthoor triumphs after dramatic sprint

Belgian Laurens Vanthoor emerged victorious after a dramatic and shortened SJM Macau GT Cup – FIA World Cup yesterday on Macao’s 6.2km Guia street circuit, claiming the FIA Manufacturer

Motorcycle Grand Prix | Hickman doubles up in thriller race

Fans and spectators looked to Macau on Saturday in the hope of seeing a special race to celebrate the 50th anniversary of the Macau Motorcycle Grand Prix

Monday, November 21, 2016 – edition no. 2688

* Grand Prix | Félix da Costa wins Macau for 2nd time * Macau-style teashop aims to bring back love of beverage * CCAC accuses civil servants * Tourism

Guia Race – TCR | Monteiro takes maiden Macau victory

Tiago Monteiro took victory in the Suncity Group Macau Guia Race yesterday – delivering his first ever win around the challenging Guia street circuit. The Portuguese

Briefs | Touring Car Cup: Poon celebrates sixth win

Hong Kong driver Paul Poon Tak Chun celebrated a sixth victory in the long-running CTM Macau Touring Car Cup, winning the 2016 edition of the race in a

‘Justice in Macau isn’t, at this moment, in its best shape’ – Manuela António

Justice in Macau “isn’t, at this moment, on its best shape,” veteran lawyer Manuela António said, commenting on the current state of justice in the region,

FIA F3 World Cup | Félix da Costa takes provisional pole position

António Félix da Costa came through an incident-packed first qualifying session – which featured four red flags – to secure provisional pole position for the Formula 3

Education scholar disagrees with the adoption of standardized history book in Macau

Teresa Vong, education scholar from the University of Macau, has disagreed with the local government regarding the adoption of a standardized history textbook in local middle and high schools.

Second Sino-Asia Pacific Medical Forum to kick off in Manila

The second Sino-Asia Pacific Medical Forum will take place in Manila from November 21 until November 23, and in Macau on November 25, 2016. This scientific symposium will

Over half surveyed report they keep electronic waste at home

A recent survey conducted by All About Macau indicates that over 50 percent of survey respondents have been keeping electronic devices that they no longer use such as phones

Macau fugitive Lau describes ex-girlfriend as ‘greedy forever’

Hong Kong tycoon Joseph Lau has made new comments about his former girlfriend during a video interview in which he described her as being “greedy forever.”

Sports | Fewer players to attend Macau Open Badminton

Sixty-one players will participate in the Men’s Singles and 41 in the Women’s Singles. 40 men will compete in the Men’s Doubles, 27 in the Women’s Doubles

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