Departments reiterate Canidrome must leave this week

Several government departments, including the Gaming Inspection and Coordination Bureau (DICJ), the Civic and Municipal Affairs Bureau (IACM), the Sports Bureau, and the Land, Public Works and

Japan | Casinos face last milestone on road to legalization

Japanese lawmakers are expected to pass a casino bill that is the final hurdle for the legalization of gaming resorts, bringing international operators a step closer to

Hong Kong | Pro-independence party faces possible ban

Authorities yesterday told a political party that advocates independence for Hong Kong the group might be banned on national security grounds, in one of the most severe steps

Film | Kazuo Hara predicts coming of maverick Chinese director

Legendary Japanese filmmaker Kazuo Hara, known for bringing objectionable topics to the silver screen, says that the time is coming when a maverick Chinese

Airport passenger volume reaches 4m in first half-year

The Macau International Airport (MIA)’s passenger volume in the first half-year of 2018 reached 4 million, an increase of 20 percent compared with that

Sports | Asian club basketball tournament starts

A press conference was held yesterday to announce the beginning of Summer Super 8, Asia’s first club to club basketball tournament recognized by the International Basketball Federation

Japan, EU sign trade deal eliminating nearly all tariffs

The European Union and Japan signed a widespread trade deal that will eliminate nearly all tariffs, seemingly defying the worries about trade tensions set off

Crime | Cases of domestic violence cause 2 injuries, 1 serious

Towards the end of last week, two different, unrelated cases of disagreements between married couples left two people injured, and one in a serious condition,

Wishart: Fake news causing an ‘erosion of trust’ in media

“There is a lot of discussion and a lot of studies an erosion of trust in the media I think the fact that Donald

Chui Sai On says Inner Harbor floods show improvements needed

The Chief Executive, Chui Sai On, yesterday directed government departments to step up their efforts in addressing flooding issues, particularly regarding easing the effects of

Economic growth cools amid trade tensions

China’s economic growth slowed in the quarter ending in June, adding to challenges for Beijing as its tariff battle with Washington escalates. The world’s second-largest economy

World Cup 2018 | Vive la France! And a lot of other nations, too

Antoine Griezmann’s father emigrated from Germany, and the France forward’s mother is of Portuguese descent. Paul Pogba’s parents arrived from Guinea. Kylian Mbappe’s dad

Flooding returns to Inner Harbor after heavy rain

Several areas of the Inner Harbor district were flooded yesterday morning after the rainfall which occurred around 10 a.m. According to reports on site, the

France wins 2nd World Cup title, beats Croatia 4-2

Kylian Mbappe and France put on a thrilling show in winning the World Cup title. All Russian President Vladimir Putin might remember is the Pussy Riot

Roundtable calls on public support to save downtown building

A roundtable was held yesterday to discuss the future of the “Rainha Dona Leonor” housing block in downtown Macau (besides Hotel Sintra), which opponents of the government’s proposal to

Paul Chan announces departure from New Macau

Paul Chan Wai Chi  has announced his departure from the New Macau Association (ANM), explaining that he intends to make space for the group’s youthful

Trump’s remarks about changing European culture draw ire

President Donald Trump’s lament this week that immigration is “changing the culture” of Europe echoed rising anti-immigrant feelings on both sides of the Atlantic, where Europe

AL Plenary | Law banning casino staff from betting approved

A law banning gaming sector employees from entering casinos during non- working hours was passed by the Legislative Assembly (AL) yesterday. The law proposed the inclusion

Chinese official says Low not in China either

A Chinese official has denied that wanted Malaysian businessman Low Taek Jho, also known as Jho Low,  has entered the mainland, just as Macau’s Secretary for Security said

Music | Beethoven season closing concert to be held on July 28

The closing concert of the 2017/18 season of the Macao Orchestra (OM), will be held on  July 28 at the Cultural Centre, at 8pm. OM’s music

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