Top court accepts Sou’s appeal on suspension vote

The Court of Final Appeal (TUI) has accepted lawmaker Sulu Sou’s appeal regarding the suspension vote at the Legislative Assembly (AL) on December 4.

Pearl Horizon proposal stirs unhappiness among buyers

Many Pearl Horizon buyers have criticized the government after it announced its intention to build housing units for temporary lodging of residents affected by urban renovation works taking

Africa ‘should be selective’ in seeing Macau as gateway to China

African countries ought to be selective in viewing Macau as a gateway to China. That’s according to Kebour Ghenna, the executive director of the Pan-African Chamber

HK CE vows to talk with Chui about entry denial

Hong Kong’s Chief Executive, Carrie Lam, said that she would approach Macau government officials, including Chief Executive Chui Sai On, to discuss the issue concerning some Hong

Briefs | LRT train carriages delivered to depot

The second phase of the Light Rapid Transit (LRT) train carriages delivery work began yesterday, the Transportation Infrastructure Office announced in a statement. The delivery of a first batch

Health Survey | Hospitals received 59,000 in-patients during 2017

The number of in-patients in local hospitals rose slightly by 1.8 percent year-on-year to 59,000, according to the results of a health survey released yesterday by

Macau signs agreements aimed at poverty relief in Guizhou

The Chief Executive, Chui Sai On, expressed Macau’s support for Guizhou Province in relieving the effects of poverty on Wednesday. There will be complementary efforts at mutual

200 fake ID users deported since 2011

More than 200 people have been deported from Macau since the government security force began using the facial recognition system in 2011. Ku I Kan,

Gov’t forecasts a movement of 40,000 people over new bridge

The government is expecting a movement of around 40,000 people circulating in and out of the region per day via the new Hong Kong-Zhuhai-Macau Bridge (HKZMB)

Queenland’s tourism minister plans visit to Macau, Vegas

The tourism minister for the Australian state of Queensland, Kate Jones, is planning to lead a team of government officials on trips to both Macau and

‘Wines of Portugal’ group to present wine pairings

The ‘Wines of Portugal’ group is set to return to Macau, staging a wine tasting event tomorrow featuring vintages of some 20 wineries throughout Portugal.

Uber valued at about USD62b in new offer to buy company stock

Tom Krisher,  Three investors are looking to buy stakes in Uber in an offer that values the company at USD62 billion. The ride-hailing giant

Las Vegas strike would have far-reaching effect

What happens in Las Vegas could have a ripple effect across the country if 50,000 casino-hotel workers employed at more than 30 of the city’s world-famous resorts

US disinvites China from multinational military exercise

The Pentagon said yesterday it has withdrawn an invitation for China to participate in a multinational naval exercise the U.S. is hosting this summer, a

Beijing, Tokyo protest US probe into need for auto tariffs

China and Japan both condemned yesterday the Trump administration’s decision to launch an investigation into whether tariffs are needed on imports of vehicles and automotive parts into

US employee in Guangzhou reported strange sounds, pressure

A U.S. government employee in southern China reported abnormal sensations of sound and pressure, the State Department said yesterday , recalling similar experiences among American diplomats in Cuba

Merkel visits Shenzhen today | German leader stresses dialogue on human rights, tech

German Chancellor Angela Merkel yesterday stressed the importance of dialogue with China during a visit to Beijing that comes amid shared concerns over trade with the United

Back to square one | Trump cancels summit, citing ‘open hostility’ by North Korea

In a dramatic diplomatic turn, President Donald Trump canceled next month’s summit with North Korea’s Kim Jong Un yesterday, citing the “tremendous anger and open hostility” in

Thailand | Court extends detention of pro-democracy activists

A court in Thailand extended the detention yesterday of 15 pro-democracy activists arrested earlier this week after several thousand police were deployed to halt their small protest against military

Congo | Ebola cases have reached 30, warns against rumors

Congo’s Ministry of Health said yesterday the number of confirmed Ebola cases has reached 30, including eight deaths in the three affected health zones in the

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