Riot policemen dispersed dozens of left-wing students, who stormed past a police cordon after dawn yesterday and splattered red paint on the seal of the U.S. Embassy in Manila to protest the
An animal rights group said yesterday that New Zealand researchers who secured live pigs to a surgical table and shot them in the head with a pistol as part of a study
Malaysian police fired water cannons at ethnic Malays who turned unruly yesterday at a rally to uphold Malay dominance and support Prime Minister Najib Razak’s government, following calls for Najib
Opposition lawmakers and thousands of demonstrators were staging last-ditch protests in a political showdown yesterday as Japan’s ruling party started a final push to pass security legislation to expand the
Small groups of migrants continued to sneak into Hungary yesterday, a day after the country sealed its border with Serbia and began arresting people trying to breach the razor-wire barrier, while migrants began arriving
Secretary of State John Kerry has made his third phone call to his Russian counterpart in the last 10 days, a State Department official said, seeking to clarify the intent
Norman Buckley drove the boat at an average speed of over 79mph during his hour on the course on Lake Windermere. But he said he was disappointed not to have reached
Not only will 007 star Daniel Craig and the film’s other luminaries be there, they’ll be joined on the red carpet by Prince William and his wife Kate and Prince
Filipino boxing icon Manny Pacquiao and tourism officials said yesterday images of the Philippine capital and the country's main tourist spots on Google's Street View could help attract more visitors
Next time, wait a little longer before wondering whether Cristiano Ronaldo has lost his scoring touch. It turns out the Real Madrid striker is just fine. After an unusually barren start to
The controversial messages on Saturday from Beijing’s liaison office director, Zhang Xiaoming, citing the central government’s view on ‘one country two systems’ was on the one hand unsurprising: we all
• Gaming stocks rebound in HK *Malaysian police fire water cannons at pro-government protesters * Couto leading Super GT * Daiwa: the worst is yet to come * Pacquiao: street view will help Philippine
Local animal rights group Anima is organizing a candlelight vigil on September 30 from 8 p.m. to 10 p.m. across the road from the government headquarters, close to the Nam
PAKISTAN-CHINA Pakistan’s military says Chinese and Pakistani troops have conducted a joint field exercise to improve their ability to combat terrorism. In a statement released to the media yesterday, the
The pop star Madonna is bringing her “Rebel Heart” tour to Macau in February next year. The US artist is set to perform at Studio City’s Event Center, according to an
To revamp the Hotel Estoril would be far costlier than to build a new facility from scratch, structural engineer Costa Antunes said yesterday during a visit to the decrepit hotel
The Secretary for Social Affairs and Culture, Alexis Tam, has revealed the Cultural Affairs Bureau’s (IC) plans to revamp Tap Seac’s ‘Glass House,’ due to the building’s poor construction quality. Mr
The Chief Executive has acknowledged that there is room for improvement in building renovation works. In his online column “Words from the Chief Executive,” Chui Sai On said that the
The ceremony was attended by the IC president, Ung Vai Meng, and the deputy director of the Liaison Office in the MSAR, Zhang Xiaoguang, among others. The exhibition at the Tap
Casino operator Sands China Ltd. has appointed a former member of the National People’s Congress of the PRC, Wilfred Wong, as the company’s new president and Chief Operating Officer (COO). Mr
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