1992 Punch ends 150 years of satire

Punch, Britain’s oldest satirical magazine, is to close after suffering crippling losses of £1.5m a year. The decision ends a publishing tradition dating back almost 151 years. It is

US agrees to lift taxes on British steel, aluminum

The United States has agreed to lift tariffs on British steel and aluminum, mending a rift between allies that dates back to the Trump administration.

ZTE says probation ends after clash with Washington

ZTE Corp. said yesterday a U.S. judge has allowed a probation period to end after the telecom equipment maker was nearly destroyed in a clash with

World Cup spot on the line for Portugal and aging Ronaldo

TALES AZZONI At 37 years old, it’s no secret time is running out for Cristiano Ronaldo. Playing at a high level is not getting any

Airline offers nonstop 17-hour flights from New York to New Zealand

New Zealand’s flagship airline said yesterday it has started selling tickets for direct flights to and from New York, a new route that will take

Teenage pilot starts around-the-world flight from Bulgaria

Like brother, like sister. A Belgian-British teenage pilot hopes to join his sister in the record books after starting his attempt to become the youngest person to

Refined anti-pandemic tactics timely

The National Health Commission recently revised its guidelines on COVID-19 nucleic acid testing, asking places with newly emerged infections to conduct “targeted-area testing” based on local prevention and

Thursday, March 24, 2022 – edition no. 3978

  * One month of war | Russian heavy losses — Up to 15,000 Russian troops were killed in Ukraine, NATO says * MU5735 | Mystery in a black box * A local man

Two prominent road accidents in 12 hours, six injured

Yesterday morning, at 8:22 a.m. a taxi crashed into a median strip in Taipa while transporting a passenger. She suffered mild injuries and was already discharged from

DSPA receives first batch of 27 obsolete motorbikes

The Environmental Protection Bureau (DSPA) received yesterday the first batch of motorbikes considered obsolete as part of the plan to replace old motorbikes, namely two-stroke engine

Outbreak in Zhuhai leads to testing 10,000 people from 7 local schools

The Covid-19 outbreak in the Nanping district of the neighboring city of Zhuhai has led, so far, to the testing of 9,300 people among students, teachers,

Transport secretary emphasizes news on DSSOPT future imminent

The future of the Land, Public Works and Transport Bureau (DSSOPT) will soon be revealed, Secretary for Transport and Public Works Raimundo do Rosário said yesterday

Different places should adopt targeted Covid-19 prevention: Chinese expert

A leading Chinese epidemiologist said that it is essential for China to stick to its dynamic zero-Covid approach in the face of mounting anti-epidemic pressure both at home

FDCT allocated MOP350 million to 639 projects last year

The Science and Technology Development Fund (FDCT) allocated a total of 350 million patacas to 639 projects last year, the FDCT reported in their annual review.

Gov’t to negotiate on availability of insurance for elevators, escalators

party responsibilities related to elevators and escalators. The First Standing Committee of the parliament discussed, with the participation of government officials, the draft law governing elevators and escalators. The

3-year buffer period to start alongside new concessions

The government has changed its mind and will only start counting the three-year buffer period concerning “satellite casinos” from the time new concession contracts take effect.

It’s PIZZA time at Coast – Kids Pizza Workshop in MGM COTAI

Buon appetito! When you think of Italy and the delizioso foods, what comes to mind? PIZZA! Put the chef’s hat and apron on your little ones and join us

Beijing says military development of islands within its rights

China yesterday said it has the right to develop South China Sea islands as it sees fit in the wake of U.S. accusations that it has

Wallets, IDs but no survivors found in plane crash

Mud-stained wallets. Bank cards. Official identity cards. Poignant reminders of 132 lives presumed lost were lined up by rescue workers scouring a remote Chinese mountainside yesterday

China Eastern crash is rare disaster for state-run airlines

China is, along with North America and Europe, one of the world’s top three air travel markets. It has dramatically improved safety since a string of deadly

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