Guangdong and Macau promote telecom cooperation

Guangdong and Macau officials met Tuesday to discuss ways to promote telecommunications sector development. The Guangdong delegation, led by the Communist Party Secretary of the Guangdong

Macau delegation examines Singapore traffic system

The International Logistics and Transportation Association Macau branch recently concluded a five-day field trip to Singapore, where they observed the city-state’s advanced road transportation network and

AL budget increases to MOP218 million in 2025

The general budget for the Legislative Assembly’s (AL) operation has risen to MOP217,870,000 for next year, following its approval last week by the AL plenary.  According to

Social Welfare Bureau launches renewed website

The Social Welfare Bureau yesterday launched a new version of its website. The new page is in line with the continuing works related to the promotion of the

Visual art exhibition “Lusophone Polychromies” opens

The Visual Art Exhibition of the 4th Cycle of “Lusophone Polychromies” officially opened Oct. 21, showcasing a vibrant array of works from contemporary artists across Brazil,

50% of employers have unpaid FSS contributions

Around 12,500 employers, about 50% of all local employers required to pay contributions for the Social Security Fund (FSS) in the third quarter (Q3) of 2024 have yet

Officials strive for quality elder care as population grows older

Authorities are stepping up efforts to promote the healthy development of the elder care sector in China, officials said. Li Yongxin, deputy director of the

South warns it can send arms to Ukraine after reports of North’s troops in Russia

South Korea warned yesterday it could consider supplying weapons to Ukraine in response to North Korea allegedly dispatching troops to Russia, as both North Korea and Russia

Delhi plans to punish people making hoax bomb threats against flights

The Indian government plans a new law to punish those making hoax bomb threats against flights, which disrupt the schedules of airlines and cause massive inconvenience

King Charles ends first visit by a reigning British monarch in 13 years

King Charles III ends the first visit to Australia by a reigning British monarch in 13 years yesterday as anti-monarchists hope the debate surrounding his journey

1951 Churchill denies ‘warmonger’ claims

The Conservative leader, Winston Churchill, has wound up his election campaign with a hard-hitting speech in which he vigorously denied accusations of warmongering. The former prime

Asian American boba brand finds opportunity after Simu Liu sparks cultural appropriation debate

Olivia Chen and Pauline Ang, friends and business partners on boba milk tea brand Twrl, have tried three times to get on “Shark Tank,” the ABC

League convert Sua’ali’i in Wallabies squad for tour of Britain and Ireland

Rugby league convert Joseph Sua’ali’i featured in the Australia squad named yesterday for the four-test tour of Britain and Ireland next month. Beside Sua’ali’i, who has

Willemse and Mostert back for Springboks’ end-of-year European tour

Rugby World Cup winners Franco Mostert, RG Snyman, Damian Willemse and Andre Esterhuizen returned to South Africa’s squad after injuries for the end-of-year European tour. The

Son of Singapore’s founder says he has been granted political asylum in the UK

Lee Hsien Yang, the estranged brother of former Singapore Prime Minister Lee Hsien Loong, said yesterday that he’s now a “political refugee” after the U.K. government granted

With expanded membership, BRICS’ role set to be bolstered at Kazan summit

Countries of the Global South are increasingly looking upon the BRICS grouping as an indispensable international force for global economic development and the building of a more just,

Wednesday, October 23, 2024 – edition no. 4591

— Residents frequently venture across the border to the mainland and Hong Kong in search of more diverse and affordable goods and services, the Times has learned * Macau GP |Special

China and the Vatican agree to extend an agreement on appointing bishops

The Chinese government said today (Tuesday) that it had agreed with the Vatican to extend a provisional agreement on the appointment of Catholic bishops in China for four more years.

Declining birth rate, Kiang Wu calls for government support

Kiang Wu Hospital has issued a warning about the “serious situation” of declining birth rates, calling on the government to implement measures to support families who

Taobao’s cross-border transactions with Macau quadruple

Chinese online shopping platform Taobao has seen a surge in cross-border purchases from Macau, with transaction values nearly quadrupling in the first ten months of

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