In rare event, remnants of Pacific hurricane hit Alaska 

Remnants of Pacific Hurricane Oho battered Alaska’s southeast coast on Friday, the latest unusual weather event to hit a state that so far this year has dealt with a lack

Kim Jong Un vows N. Korea ready to counter any US threat

North Korean leader Kim Jong Un took center stage at a military parade and mass rally in Pyongyang on Saturday to mark the 70th anniversary of the country’s ruling party

Monday, October 12, 2015 – edition no. 2416

* Suicide bombings kill 95 people at Ankara peace rally * Au Kam San, Ng Kuok Cheong reject Beijing invitation * Us Congress calls for universal suffrage * No answers on opening of

Condo owners in Panama tell Trump: You’re fired!

PANAMA CITY (AP) — The directors of the Trump Ocean Club met July 28 on urgent business. They needed to fire Donald Trump. The building's residents and condo owners had invested

AP INVESTIGATION: Nuclear black market seeks IS extremists

CHISINAU, Moldova (AP) — Over the pulsating beat at an exclusive nightclub, the arms smuggler made his pitch to a client: 2.5 million euros for enough radioactive cesium to contaminate

Researcher: Children’s cancer linked to Fukushima radiation

TOKYO (AP) — A new study says children living near the Fukushima nuclear meltdowns have been diagnosed with thyroid cancer at a rate 20 to 50 times that of children

The Buzz | Singer Julio Iglesias calls Donald Trump ‘a clown’

Julio Iglesias has jumped into the U.S. political debate, calling Donald Trump “a clown” over the Republican presidential candidate’s derogatory comments about Mexican migrants. The singer says he will no longer

Svetlana Alexievich of Belarus wins Nobel literature prize 

Belarusian writer Svetlana Alexievich won the Nobel Prize in literature yesterday for works that chronicled the great tragedies of the Soviet Union and those that followed in the wake of its 1991

World Briefs

CHINA Tourism officials have closed a newly opened glass walkway in a central China tourism spot after cracks appeared in the structure at the height of the weeklong National Day

Divorce is harder on ‘blue card’ holder dependents

A woman finds herself amid a divorce and a fight to maintain custody of her children. If a relationship breakdown can have an enormous impact on one’s life, circumstances and

UN office investigating donation from Ng Lap Seng

The United Nations said Wednesday its office promoting cooperation between developing countries is reviewing a USD1.5 million donation from a foundation controlled by a Macau billionaire who has been linked to an

PROFILE | Ng Lap Seng | A highly influential figure in Macau, Guangdong

Ng Lap Seng has made the news in recent weeks following his detention in New York which was handed to him after he allegedly lied to U.S. authorities regarding the

Gov’t in no position to offer remarks on UN corruption case

Local authorities gave a wide berth to the high-profile graft case involving the local businessman Ng Lap Seng, citing the stage of judicial procedures that the case was brought in

More people try to cross border illegally

Authorities have intensified their anti-stowaway watch along the shoreline of Coloane as more and more illegal migrants from across the border have been caught attempting to enter the region through

Health | ‘No green light’ to skip medical personnel accreditation

The Council for Medical Affairs reaffirmed on Wednesday the need for a formal examination of medical personnel skills, stating also that all requests will be processed in the same stringent

Briefs | Large number of dead fish found in Fai Chi Kei

Personnel from the Macau Marine and Water Bureau removed around three tones of dead fish floating off Fai Chi Kei’s north bay  yesterday morning. The authorities cautioned the nearby residents

25 AIDS cases identified in 2015

The Land, Public Works and Transport Bureau claimed that the authorities’ future response to the troubled Pearl Horizon developer, which failed to finish construction works before the anticipated deadline, would

Authorities shrug off dubious factors in SJM staff’s death in Pyongyang

The secretary for Security, Wong Sio Chak, revealed yesterday that information that is currently in the hands of authorities dismisses all individuals suspected of involvement in the death of a

Tokyo auto show to highlight ‘smart’ green cars 

The Tokyo Motor Show, opening to the public Oct. 30 at Tokyo Big Sight convention hall, will be packed with futuristic eye-catching vehicles that drive themselves, offer online information in

Markets | China stocks jump, other Asian indexes await Fed minutes

Pent-up investor demand fueled a jump in Chinese stocks after markets reopened yesterday following an extended holiday but other Asian bourses were lackluster ahead of the release of minutes from

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