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Macau Move To Curtail Foreign Judges Sparks Concerns Over China's Growing Control
Macau has finished drafting a proposed new law barring foreign judges from hearing national security and defense cases, an unprecedented move that has heightened concerns over Beijing's grip over the gambling hub.
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FBI Asked Macau Billionaire If Partner Was Chinese Agent: Court Records
The FBI last year questioned a Macau billionaire charged with participating in a bribery scheme at the United Nations about whether one of his partners was involved with Chinese foreign intelligence, according to court records.
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Macau Billionaire in UN Bribery Case Gets $50 Million Bail
A billionaire real estate developer from Macau accused by U.S. authorities of bribing a former United Nations General Assembly president won the right on Friday to leave jail on a $50 million bond and live under house arrest in a luxury Manhattan apartment.
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Ex-UN General Assembly President, 5 Others Charged in US in Bribe Scheme
U.S. authorities charged a former president of the United Nations General Assembly, a billionaire Macau real estate developer and four others today for engaging in a wide-ranging corruption scheme.
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Tourist E-Visa Facility for Chinese, Hong Kong, Macau Nationals From Today
The Government will roll out e-Tourist visa (e-TV) facility to Chinese nationals as well as those from Hong Kong and Macau from today, which would take the total number of countries availing this facility to 77.
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China Slams Door Shut on Full Hong Kong Democracy in 2017 Vote
China's parliament said on Sunday it will tightly control the nomination of candidates for a landmark election in Hong Kong in 2017, a move likely to trigger mass protests in the city's Central business district by disappointed democracy activists.
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Skewed sex-ratio may force Chinese men to marry foreigners
About 34 million Chinese males would have to look outside China to find brides as male population continue to heavily outnumber the women population in the world's most populous country.
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Arvind crashes out of Macau Open
National champion Arvind Bhat fought hard but eventually ran out of steam, losing a gruelling quarterfinal against Choong Hann Wong to crash out.
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Macau Move To Curtail Foreign Judges Sparks Concerns Over China's Growing Control
Macau has finished drafting a proposed new law barring foreign judges from hearing national security and defense cases, an unprecedented move that has heightened concerns over Beijing's grip over the gambling hub.
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FBI Asked Macau Billionaire If Partner Was Chinese Agent: Court Records
The FBI last year questioned a Macau billionaire charged with participating in a bribery scheme at the United Nations about whether one of his partners was involved with Chinese foreign intelligence, according to court records.
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Macau Billionaire in UN Bribery Case Gets $50 Million Bail
A billionaire real estate developer from Macau accused by U.S. authorities of bribing a former United Nations General Assembly president won the right on Friday to leave jail on a $50 million bond and live under house arrest in a luxury Manhattan apartment.
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Ex-UN General Assembly President, 5 Others Charged in US in Bribe Scheme
U.S. authorities charged a former president of the United Nations General Assembly, a billionaire Macau real estate developer and four others today for engaging in a wide-ranging corruption scheme.
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Tourist E-Visa Facility for Chinese, Hong Kong, Macau Nationals From Today
The Government will roll out e-Tourist visa (e-TV) facility to Chinese nationals as well as those from Hong Kong and Macau from today, which would take the total number of countries availing this facility to 77.
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China Slams Door Shut on Full Hong Kong Democracy in 2017 Vote
China's parliament said on Sunday it will tightly control the nomination of candidates for a landmark election in Hong Kong in 2017, a move likely to trigger mass protests in the city's Central business district by disappointed democracy activists.
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Skewed sex-ratio may force Chinese men to marry foreigners
About 34 million Chinese males would have to look outside China to find brides as male population continue to heavily outnumber the women population in the world's most populous country.
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Arvind crashes out of Macau Open
National champion Arvind Bhat fought hard but eventually ran out of steam, losing a gruelling quarterfinal against Choong Hann Wong to crash out.
