Security branch ‘surprised’ not getting Malaysian request on Jho Low

The Office of the Secretary for Security yesterday expressed “surprise and shock” it had received no inquiry for policing cooperation from Malaysia. Yesterday, the Times

Land beside Jai Alai Hotel for gov’t facility

The land plot at the Avenida do Dr. Rodrigo Rodrigues, between the Jai Alai Hotel and the Hotel Casa Real in the Outer Harbour area,

Canto-opera ‘Floral Princess’ to mix modernity and tradition in July

As part of the “Sands China Performing Arts Program,” Sands China has joined with the Utopia Cantonese Opera Workshop to propose new performances from the

IC to invite Broadway, West End shows to Macau

The Cultural Affairs Bureau (IC) has revealed plans to invite Broadway and West End performers to stage shows in Macau. The IC was replying

MPU graduates confident in their future prospects

Several Macao Polytechnic University (MPU) graduates were confident about their futures as they attended yesterday’s ceremony. Ana Chui, a bachelor’s degree graduate in Chinese-Portuguese Translation,

CPC warns of AI risks, calls for beefed-up national security measures

China's ruling Communist Party has warned of the risks posed by advances in artificial intelligence while calling for heightened national security measures. The statement issued after

Bus route N3 extended during summer

From today to the end of August, the nocturnal bus route N3 will be extended to Hac-Sa Beach to cater to the needs of the public. With its

Cultural Centre to offer summer activities

The Macao Cultural Centre will launch its newest ARTmusing Summer edition, an artistic jamboree to entertain and inspire audiences throughout the summer holiday. It caters to people of

Topography Course to be offered

This September, the School of Topography and Land Survey of Macao will offer a general course on topography. The course will cover foundational theories and practical knowledge in

Commercial flights surge 350% y-o-y in April

Arriving and departing commercial flights totalled 2,980 trips in April, a sharp rise of 353.6% year-on-year. Gross weight of air cargo fell by 39.6% year-on-year to 3,532 tonnes

Demand for health and protection products in SARs surge

Demand for health and protection products has witnessed a huge increase from both domestic customers and mainland Chinese visitors, according to Manulife Hong-Kong and Macau. “This has accelerated

CPU members concerned with divergences between PCUs and Detailed Plan for Zone A

Several Urban Planning Committee (CPU) members have expressed concerns about urban conditions plans (PCUs) for several land plots in Zone A of the new landfills.

First quarter with fewer employees in most sectors

Official statistics from the Statistics and Census Service (DSEC) on the Survey on Manpower Needs and Wages for the first quarter (Q1) of 2023 show

China factory activity slows, adding to economic strains

China's manufacturing slowdown deepened in May as consumer and export demand weakened, a survey showed yesterday, adding to signs an economic rebound following the end of anti-virus

MGM and MUST develop student’s tourism knowledge

To further cultivate local talent, MGM has conducted numerous learning activities during the first quarter of 2023, benefiting over 500 tourism and hospitality students. MGM was working

Commerce minister meets Tesla’s Musk, promises support to foreign companies

China's commerce minister met Tesla Ltd. CEO Elon Musk yesterday and promised to support the development of foreign companies, the ministry said. Musk earlier met

Spy satellite launch fails as rocket falls into the sea

North Korea’s attempt to put its first spy satellite into space failed yesterday in a setback to leader Kim Jong Un’s push to boost his military capabilities

Possible Putin trip in spotlight as block diplomats set for meeting in South Africa

The Russian and Chinese foreign ministers are expected to meet with their counterparts from the BRICS economic bloc in Cape Town today, a precursor to a larger

Ethnic Serbs gather in northern town after clashes with NATO-led peacekeepers

Hundreds of ethnic Serbs yesterday gathered in a town in northern Kosovo, days after clashes that injured 30 soldiers from a NATO-led peacekeeping force and over

1970 British Prime Minister hit by flying egg

The Prime Minister, Harold Wilson, has been hit in the face with an egg thrown by a Young Conservative demonstrator. The raw egg, thrown at close

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