Wushu carnival expected to become permanent

Part of the wooden pillars of a dockyard in Coloane’s Lei Chi Vun Village broke again yesterday, following a ceiling collapse earlier this month, TDM reported. The police have arranged

Analysis | Protesters who conceal faces feel coerced

Many locals seem unwilling to show up in demonstrations 16 years after the establishment of the SAR unless the protest is directly related to them, according to Macau lawmaker Pereira

Masked protest can turn into criminal offense in HK

Following the so called Mong Kok riot – a celebration of the Year of the Monkey that turned into a night of mayhem – some Hong Kong lawmakers urged the

Residents fall victim to mainland property scam

Two local women, who are awaiting the results of lawsuits against a Zhongshan real estate company which had deceived them, reminded Macau residents to pay attention to scams when buying

Corporate Bits | ‘Cook up a storm’ at Studio City this summer

The movie is about a dramatic contest among international Michelin-starred chefs. As a prelude to the movie, lead actors Nicholas Tse and Jung Yong Hwa teamed up with Studio City’s

Commodities | IMF expects USD500b revenue loss for Mideast oil exporters

Oil exporting countries in the Middle East lost a staggering USD390 billion in revenue due to lower oil prices last year, and should brace for even deeper losses of around

Offshore yuan falls for fourth day on bets PBOC has weaker bias

The offshore yuan headed for its longest losing streak in a month against the dollar as the central bank cut the fixing and speculation grew authorities are comfortable with greater

Economy | Billionaires may be closer to taking property arms private

Two of China’s largest developers took steps that moved them closer to potentially switching their stock market listings from Hong Kong to China, where their top executives have said they

Xi warns against religious infiltration from abroad

Chinese President Xi Jinping says that China must be on guard against nefarious religious influences from abroad. His comments over the weekend follow a tightening of religious space that has seen

Beijing auto show highlights SUVs in slowing market

Automakers showcased a new generation of luxurious SUVs at China’s biggest auto show of the year to lure buyers in its cooling, crowded market. Honda Motor Co. yesterday held world debuts

Thailand’s hospital targets Chinese couples wanting second child

Revenue from hospital operations may rise at least 20 percent this year, up from 18 percent expansion in 2015, and the total number of beds will grow from around 300

India revokes visa for Germany-based Uighur activist

India has revoked a tourist visa given to a Germany-based ethnic Uighur activist to attend an upcoming conference at the headquarters of the Tibetan government-in-exile in northern India, an official

Obama dismisses North Korea proposal on halting nuke tests

A day after North Korea’s foreign minister told The Associated Press that his country is ready to halt its nuclear tests if the United States suspends its annual military exercises

Vietnam-US | Secretary Kerry to revisit Vietnam War before Obama trip

Kerry, who will accompany Obama in May when he becomes the third consecutive U.S. president to visit Vietnam, is headlining a gathering this week of big names assembled to again

Indochina | New president of Laos visits Vietnam to boost ties

The newly elected president of Laos, Bounnhang Vorachit, is visiting Vietnam to boost ties between the communist neighbors. Vorachit told his Vietnamese host, General-Secretary Nguyen Phu Trong, that it was a

Australia | Teen charged with plotting alleged terror attack

A teenager was charged with plotting a terrorist attack on an Australian Veteran's Day ceremony, police said yesterday, the second year in a row authorities say they have thwarted an

AP Exclusive | 30 years after: Test finds Chernobyl residue in Belarus milk

On the edge of Belarus’ Chernobyl exclusion zone, down the road from the signs warning “Stop! Radiation,” a dairy farmer offers his visitors a glass of freshly drawn milk. Associated

Spain | King meets with parties in last bid to snap deadlock

Spain’s king began talks with political party leaders yesterday in a final bid to break a four-month deadlock in finding a candidate capable of forming a government and avoiding a

Belgium | Bomb-hit Brussels subway station reopens a month on

The Brussels subway station where 16 people were killed by a suicide bomber has reopened just over a month after the attacks. Security remains high across the underground network, which was

This Day in History | 1984 Reagan arrives in China

He arrived with his wife, Nancy Reagan, just after 1400 local time (0600 GMT), and was driven to Tiananmen Square, in the centre of the Chinese capital, Beijing, for a

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