Anima has just six weeks to find funding or face closure

The president of Anima (Macau) says that the animal welfare organization may have to shut down because the government contribution is not enough “to

MTR to provide services to Macau LRT for MOP6 billion

The local government has trusted the MTR Corporation Limited (MTR), Hong Kong’s subway system operator, to provide operation and maintenance assistance services to the Taipa Line of

Amendments to taxi regulations to cut driver-owned licenses

Proposed amendments to the taxi service regulations indicate that taxis should run under licenses owned by registered companies in charge of the management of

HKZMB | Concrete structures alleged to have drifted, fallen into sea

Alarm bells were ringing last week over the apparent drift of a large quantity of concrete structures intended to protect the edges of two artificial

Football | AFC: Undermanned Benfica to play group favorite

Following a great start to its first ever participation in the group stage of the Asian Football Confederation (AFC) Cup, Benfica de Macau will be

Music | Composer and pianist Einaudi plays in Macau this June

According to the New York Times, Einaudi is one of the world’s most-streamed living classical musicians, with about 740,000 Spotify followers. The composer and

Boao Forum | Xi Jinping offers US possible trade concessions

President Xi Jinping promised yesterday to cut China’s auto tariffs and improve intellectual property protection in possible concessions aimed at defusing a worsening dispute with Washington over

Gaming | Boracay casino in question after Duterte comments

Philippine President Rodrigo Duterte said yesterday that he will establish Boracay as a land reform area once its six-month rehabilitation period concludes, casting doubt over what will

China property tycoons bet that gambling will come to Hainan

This week, the Chinese president will visit the island and hotel magnates like Zeng hope the leader will come bearing gifts: new tax concessions to attract

Courts | Dore investor entitled to receive HKD6 million

The Court of First Instance (TJB) ruled that a Dore Entertainment Group investor is entitled to receive HKD6 million plus interest. The investor is one

New Macau urges CCAC to investigate land grant

The New Macau Association (ANM) submitted a letter to the Commission Against Corruption (CCAC) yesterday, urging the bureau to investigate the unfinished project at 15 and 17

Trade War | China is said to study yuan devaluation amid US spat

China is evaluating the potential impact of a gradual yuan depreciation, people familiar with the matter said, as the country’s leaders weigh their options in a

Measures to prevent tourists from seeking jobs proposed

An amendment to a law regulating the employment of non-resident workers has been submitted to Standing Committee for the Coordination of Social Affairs (CPCS). The amendments

Malaysia | Najib doubles down on longtime voter bases in poll manifesto

Prime Minister Najib Razak is doubling down on his traditional vote banks in an election manifesto, pledging that under his government Malaysians would live “peacefully and prosperously.” His Barisan

Crime | Police officer arrested for leaking information to usury groups

A Judiciary Police (PJ) chief investigator has been arrested for allegedly leaking information about police investigations to several criminal groups. The accused, a gaming crime investigator,

Briefs | Sou, Chiang trial resumes on May 14

The judge overseeing the case of two former presidents of the New Macau Association, Sulu Sou and Scott Chiang - who have been presented with the charge of

Brazil | After tense showdown, Lula in police custody

Former Brazilian President Luiz Inacio Lula da Silva was taken into police custody Saturday after a tense showdown with his own supporters, capping an intense three days

China lists USD50b of US goods it might hit with 25pct tariff

China yesterday issued a USD50 billion list of U.S. goods including soybeans and small aircraft for possible tariff hikes in an escalating and potentially damaging technology

Greyhound gamblers heavy-hearted in last days of Canidrome

When the local government presented the Macau (Yat Yuen) Canidrome with an ultimatum in mid-2016 – close down or relocate to another site – most

Gov’t proposal on Hato damaged vehicles subsidy to be voted on

The Executive Council (ExCo) has analyzed the final draft of the proposal which will be send to the Legislative Assembly (AL) in order to

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