South Korea | US envoy slashed in knife attack

U.S. Ambassador Mark Lippert was in stable condition after a man screaming demands for a unified North and South Korea slashed him on the face and wrist with a knife, South Korean

Indonesia | Gov’t rejects Australia offer of swap to stop executions

Indonesian officials said yesterday they will reject an Australian offer to swap prisoners as part of a last-ditch attempt to save the lives of two Australian drug smugglers expected to

North Korea | After Ebola ban, Pyongyang opens marathon to foreigners

Even though no cases of Ebola had been reported anywhere near North Korea, the country shut out foreign tourists in October with some of the strictest Ebola regulations in the world,

USA | House committee subpoenas Clinton emails

A House of Representatives committee has issued subpoenas for the emails of Hillary Rodham Clinton, who used a private account exclusively for official business when she was secretary of state

Jurors hear graphic accounts of Boston Marathon bombing

It didn’t take long for prosecutors in the Boston Marathon bombing trial to convey the sense of fear, pain and grief caused by the 2013 attack, as three women testified

Offbeat | South African Airways refunds customers after bungle

The online offer, part of a promotional sale at the end of February, was indeed too good to be true. The airline said Thursday that it erroneously published the incorrect fare

This Day in History | 1993 Angolans die in battle for Huambo

The government of the southern African country also said that up to 1,500 people had been injured in the fighting. Diplomats say the battle is “vicious”, with neither side taking many

Things to watch in the new F1 season

BEST OF ENEMIES - Lewis Hamilton and Nico Rosberg went into last season on about as good a terms as any teammates can be at a top team, yet the

Kapok | Better tomorrows

Schizophrenia seems to be a pathological feature of our modern time, and present day Macau is no exception. On the one hand, gaming revenues have been taking an ever steeper

Friday, March 6, 2015 – edition no. 2264

* Asian casinos woo Chinese as corruption drive hits Macau * Pavilion showcases the future of technology * Zou Shiming ready to make history * Things to watch in the new F1 season   DOWNLOAD

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* Movies: 71 * Books: Live Right and Find Happiness (Although Beer is Much Faster) by Dave Barry * Music: Archive Series Volume No. 1 by Iron & Wine * Wine: The Bavarian

Times Square by Rodrigo

Tea Leaks by Talkers

One particular case, the first newly registered lawyer mentioned in the letter, though, sounds intriguing. We are no legal experts but we can read and, especially, read between the

Jack Black

will continue to serve as president of the Cultural Affairs Bureau (IC) for another three years. The Times interviewed local figures involved with the arts and culture sector, and

O’Connell leads gripping Belfast thriller ‘71’

The grimly gripping thriller ‘71’ plunges a young, inexperienced British soldier into the mayhem of 1970s Belfast. Private Gary Hook (the up-­and-coming “Unbroken” star Jack O’Connell) and his fellow fresh soldiers have

Dave Barry’s new book filled with humor, insight

Live Right and Find Happiness (Although Beer is Much Faster),” Dave Barry’s latest bookof essays, might be thin on page count, but it’s worth every penny when it comes to humor

Iron & Wine releases choice archive material

The songs from Iron & Wine’s first album, “The Creek Drank the Cradle,” were cherry-picked from material Sam Beam had been recording at home for years before catching the attention

The Bavarian Royalty

Wine for aristocrats, prelates and officers; rum for pirates and seamen; beer for foot soldiers and workmen… This ultra-traditionalist perception, bordering on the feudal and held to be true for

Food | A PORTUGUESE FEAST

Chef Avillez will present a six-course degustation dinner menu, featuring dishes such as low-temperature smoked egg yolk, pea stew purée, pancetta and Périgord truffle; beef oxtail with foie gras, chickpea

SPA | SINGING BOWLS

Singing bowls are thought to have originated in the pre Buddhist Tibetan Bon Culture, and can be found in various manifestations in Japan, Korea, China and Mongolia. The application of

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