The 67th edition of the Macau Grand Prix might have been a largely muted affair to the outside world without its international influx and star line-ups, another victim to the COVID-19 pandemic, but ... ( read original story ...)
Macau visitor arrivals up 30pct m-on-m in October
October visitor arrivals to Macau grew by 29.6 percent month-on-month, said on Tuesday the city’s Statistics and Census Service. Judged year-on-year, October’s 581,986-aggregate was down 81.9 percent. ( read original story ...)
Macau set to host WTT promotional showcase featuring 32 table tennis stars
The top four seeds in the men and women's contest at the WTT promotional showcase in Macau will take each other on tomorrow. ( read original story ...)
Macau gaming jobs down in first half, hiring slowed
There were 57,905 people engaged in the Macau casino industry at the end of the second quarter 2020, a reduction of 1.5 percent – or down by 872 jobs – from the end of 2019. Most of those employed in ... ( read original story ...)
China tells Britain to ‘stop interfering’ in Hong Kong
Beijing urged the UK to abandon its “colonial nostalgia” and stop interfering in Hong Kong after the Foreign Office said that the new national security law imposed on the territory was a breach of the ... ( read original story ...)
Incredible drone footage from Maldives shows several dozen Manta Rays mass feeding
Incredible drone footage shows a group of nearly 50 manta rays feeding in the Maldives. The footage was captured by Simon Hillbourne, a marine biologist and ocean conservationist working for the Manta ... ( read original story ...)
Who is being helped by putting Bernard Collaery on trial?
If Porter's aim is to protect Alexander Downer's reputation, the egg is already all over the former foreign minister's face. ( read original story ...)
What are Pacific governments spending on in response to Covid-19?
The previous article in this series looked at how much Pacific governments were spending in response to Covid-19. ( read original story ...)
Qatar: Airport police face 3-year sentences over invasive searches of women that prompted outrage
Prosecutors in Qatar said airport police who ordered forced vaginal examinations of female passengers can face possible three-year prison sentences. ( read original story ...)
Qatar Charges Airport Police After Female Passengers Are Strip-Searched
Officials also said they had identified the mother of a baby abandoned at the airport, and that they were seeking to extradite her and charge her with attempted murder. ( read original story ...)