Europeans still love paying cash, even if they don’t know It

Digital currencies may be getting all the buzz these days, but notes and coins still reign supreme in most of Europe. Cash made up around

Migrant workers | Study shows many domestic helpers suffering from depression

A study conducted by a Macau-based scientist shows that the number of Filipino and Indonesian domestic helpers in Macau who suffer from depression stands at 20 percent and

Health | Paulo Malo: Suspension did not target dental clinic, but affects it

The founder and president of the Malo Clinic Group, Paulo Malo, says that he has no responsibility over the management of TaivexMalo Day Hospital, which was suspended

Tourism | Chinese are discovering Portugal’s diversity, Secretary of State says

Portugal’s Secretary of State for Tourism, Ana Mendes Godinho, said that the Chinese tourism market is setting its foot into more corners of Portugal. Last

AL: Policy Address | Leong promises deeper economic ties with Guangdong

Secretary for Economy and Finance Lionel Leong said during the Legislative Assembly (AL) Policy Address on Friday that he wants greater ties with the mainland’s

Gaming | Las Vegas looks outside the casinos to draw in millennials

In 2018, a zip line across the street from Caesars Palace and an e-sports arena at the Luxor will join the city’s entertainment repertoire geared toward

Typhoon Hato | No comment on whether Leong should remain in post

The Chief Executive has ordered disciplinary procedures against the Meteorological and Geophysical Bureau’s (SMG) deputy director Florence Leong and former director Fong Soi Kun, following the

Policy Address: Economy and Finance | Non-gaming aspects account for 10.7pct of casino industry

The Secretary for Economy and Finance, Lionel Leong, was at the Legislative Assembly (AL) to answer lawmakers’ questions about the 2018 Policy Address. The role of the

Chinese tourism surges in Portugal, Secretary of State confirms

The Chinese tourist market in Portugal experienced steady growth this year. This growth is one of the reasons behind the importance of this year’s congress of the

European chamber celebrates 4th anniversary

The Macau European Chamber of Commerce (MECC) marked its fourth anniversary yesterday at The St. Regis Macao, in a ceremony where its representatives vowed to continue promoting Europe-Macau

Zimbabwe | Country facing new leader, wonders ‘Where is Mugabe?’

As Zimbabwe prepared to swear in a new leader, Emmerson Mnangagwa, after 37 years, attention turned to the fate of Robert Mugabe and the wife who

China widens personality cult around ‘unrivaled helmsman’ Xi

The village where he labored as a teen has become a shrine, a tree he planted an icon. State media applaud him endlessly, private businessmen praise his

Study shows Macau is one of the most luminous cities in the world

A study being conducted by a Masters student shows that Macau is the most luminous city in the world, a matter that remains underrated by society. Vivian Tam,

Culture | Baroque Music Festival returns for third edition

The Baroque Music Festival will return this year for its third edition, organizer Alliance Française de Macao (AF) said at a press conference yesterday,

Policy Address | Administration and Justice – Sonia Chan: Only Beijing’s interpretation of Basic Law is acceptable

The election of members to the future municipal body with no political power is an impossibility “due to impositions of the Basic Law,” Secretary for Administration and

Balkans War | UN court convicts Mladic of genocide over Bosnia’s horrors

The United Nations’ Yugoslav war crimes tribunal convicted Bosnian Serb military chief Gen. Ratko Mladic yesterday of genocide and crimes against humanity, and sentenced him to life

Typhoon Hato | Fong faces new disciplinary procedure

The inquiry commission created to assess authorities’ response to Typhoon Hato presented a report to the Chief Executive on November 9. Chui Sai On analyzed the

Vatican, China exchange art amid stall in hard diplomacy

The Vatican and China are planning a first-ever exchange of artworks for exhibits in China and the Vatican Museums, as the two states forge ahead with soft

Policy Adress | Administration and Justice: Lawmakers criticize top officials’ accountability system

The Secretary for Administration and Justice, Sonia Chan, along with several department leaders from her secretariat, were present at the Legislative Assembly (AL) to

Cancellation of taxi licenses is a measure to consider, Wong says

The Secretary for Security, Wong Sio Chak acknowledged yesterday that increasing penalties for taxi drivers’ legal infractions will be considered. The possibility of the transgressors having their taxi

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