National security education to be implemented in 2024 academic year

A complete set of national security education supplementary teaching materials will be published in the new 2024-25 academic year, which will gradually be rolled out to all

First Asia & GBA Racing Festival this weekend

The Asia & Greater Bay Area (GBA) Racing Festival will take place for the first time this weekend at the Coloane Karting Circuit, the Sports

ID head positively evaluates 2023 for sport

2023 was a very positive year for sports in Macau, surpassing the government’s expectations, the president of Sports Bureau (ID), Pun Weng Kun, told the media

Survey finds almost half of local youths unsatisfied with leisure area size

Survey results released yesterday show about 50% of young people believe Macau does not have enough leisure areas. Conducted by the Macao New Chinese Youth

Xi visits Vietnam weeks after it strengthened ties with the US and Japan

Chinese leader Xi Jinping arrived in Vietnam yesterday seeking to further deepen ties with the Southeast Asian nation, weeks after it elevated its diplomatic relations with Western-aligned

‘Barbie’ leads nominations with nine, followed closely by ‘Oppenheimer’

Barbie’ leads Golden Globe nominations with 9, followed closely by ‘Oppenheimer’ Greta Gerwig’s “Barbie” dominated the Golden Globe Awards nominations with nine nods for

Festive season outbound travel 90% of pre-pandemic levels

Outbound travel is upbeat amid the upcoming festive season, with over 100,000 daily arrivals during the period are expected. Andy Wu, chairman of the Travel Industry Council, said

Approval of mortgage loans fell 25%

New approvals of Macau’s residential mortgage loans (RMLs) fell, while those of commercial real estate loans (CRELs) rose month-on-month in October, the city’s monetary watchdog said yesterday. According

MGTO holds another Islamic culture workshop

The Macao Government Tourism Office (MGTO) yesterday organized another Islamic Culture in Tourism Workshop to support tourism employees’ professional growth. Participants included employees of hotels, catering establishments and

Man smuggles over 100 CPUs

A Macau resident was found smuggling over 100 central processing units (CPUs) into the mainland in his shoes. Intercepted by Gongbei Customs, authorities said they observed that the

Man loses HKD1.61 million in fraud

A local man has reported that an investment scam had cost him more than HKD1.61 million, police authorities have reported. The case shows that in August, the victim

Gov’t proposes point scheme for traffic violations

The government has proposed a point scheme in the amendment bill for the Road Transport Law, the Secretary for Administration and Justice, and spokesperson of

Public procurement legislation to reach parliament

The parliament will discuss the Public Procurement Bill after the Executive Council (ExCo) recently announced its conclusion of discussions. The ExCo said existing regulations

With over 300,000 volunteering hours, Sands China gives back to the Macao community

Sands China has been rooted in the city for two decades and is committed to giving back to the local community that it calls home. The

Would your documents survive a disaster? What to protect and how to do it

Floods, fires, historic storms — severe weather events are on the rise. If your home was hit by high water or a wildfire, would your important

Sands China to hold performances during festive season

Sands China Ltd. is teaming up with the Macau Band Directors Association to bring the Sands China Performing Arts Program Outreach Series – Winter Showcase to the community. The Winter

Law firm MdME launches new brand image

Law firm MdME has launched a new brand image centered on the essence of “Balance in Motion.” In a statement, the firm said the new brand

Australia credits improving relations after Beijing lifts some meat export bans

China has lifted import bans on three Australian meat suppliers in another sign of improving trade relations between the two countries, Australian officials said yesterday. China’s

War-wracked Myanmar is now the world’s top opium producer, surpassing Afghanistan

Myanmar, already wracked by a brutal civil war, has regained the unenviable title of the world’s biggest opium producer, according to a U.N. agency report released

Asia lags behind pre-pandemic levels of food security: UN agency

Hunger remains a chronic problem in Asia, with 55 million more people undernourished in 2022 than before the COVID-19 pandemic, the U.N. Food and Agriculture Organization

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