Man arrested for alleged sexual harassment

A man has been arrested for allegedly sexually harassing a young female student at a local university when the latter sought medical assistance at a hospital in Taipa,

Parliament’s electoral law review bill to conclude committee discussions

The parliamentary committee responsible for the discussion of the Legislative Assembly electoral law review bill will submit its list of opinions in the next meeting,

Wang meets New Zealand counterpart, beginning trip that also includes Australia

Chinese Foreign Minister Wang Yi met with his New Zealand counterpart yesterday, as China’s most senior diplomat began a tour of the country and Australia. Deputy

Glastonbury welcomes first K-Pop headliner which made waves in Macau

This summer, one of England’s longest-running music festivals, Glastonbury, will welcome its first K-pop artist as a headliner: Seventeen. The group, which performed last January in Macau, will headline

Kenya athletes dominate in record-breaking year

As in last year’s event, the 2024 Sands China Macau International 10K run saw indisputable dominance from both male and female Kenyan athletes who completed

After pandemic, young Chinese again want to study abroad, not much in the US

In the Chinese city of Shanghai, two young women seeking an education abroad have both decided against going to the United States, a destination of choice

Macau sees new restaurants in list yet loses Michelin stars

Macau's Michelin stars dropped in the 2024 edition of the “Michelin Guide Hong Kong Macau” despite seeing new additions to the list. The Huaiyang Garden

Horse owners await response and compensation from MJC

The group of horse owners who have been demanding the Macau Jockey Club (MJC)“reasonably compensate” them for their losses have reminded the MJC to provide a

Vietnam urges Macau gov’t to relax visa policies for visitors

Pham Binh Dam, the Vietnamese Consul General in Hong Kong and Macau, has proposed that the SAR take steps to restart and expand two-way tourism, including

Aviation bill discussion almost concluded with new national security provision

The new civil aviation bill that the government has introduced to partially liberalize air transport in Macau is reaching its final stage of analysis and discussion at

City officials issue a rare apology after authorities obstruct journalists on live TV

City officials in eastern China apologized to local journalists after authorities were shown pushing them and trying to obstruct reporting from the site of a deadly explosion,

National integration still key in Two Sessions spirit

One country, two systems and national integration remain the core spirit of the “Two Sessions,” the collective term for the second plenaries of the 14th

World Poker Tour headed to Macau for first time ever

The World Poker Tour (WPT) is expanding its reach globally with an upcoming event in Macau. This marks a significant milestone in the WPT’s 22-year

New road markings in Taipa cause ‘confusion’ among netizens

New road markings that the Transport Bureau (DSAT) is placing in Taipa have caused uproar on social media, with many netizens claiming the signs “make no sense”

Defunct The 13 Hotel on the market for HKD2.4 billion

The once-beleaguered The 13 Hotel is now up for auction, with the market value estimated at about HKD2.4 billion. Realtor JLL said it has

City’s 4th bridge main deck complete, DSOP says works on time for opening late this year

The structure of the main deck of the 4th Macau-Taipa Bridge has been completed, the Public Works Bureau (DSOP) has announced. According to the statement,

Arts Festival highlights postmodern remake of western classics

A line-up of western literary classics with slightly modern or even postmodern takes will be the core of this year’s Macao Arts Festival (FAM24), as announced

IC claims pandemic led to more reading

The Covid-19 pandemic led to more reading  in Macau, the president of the Cultural Affairs Bureau (IC), Deland Leong, said yesterday. Leong and other members

Pansy Ho: Boost SARs’ tourism with multi-stop, culture-themed travel products

Businesswoman Pansy Ho has suggested Hong Kong and Macau explore organizing joint multi-stop travel experiences with Chinese culture-themed offerings from mainland cities. Ho

Prospective gov’t housing buyers complain unreasonable pricing scheme

A group of 135 households yesterday submitted their petition to Chief Executive Ho Iat Seng asking him to reconsider the new Economic Housing pricing scheme. The

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