Some Crown Resorts workers released, including 2 Australians

China yesterday released 10 employees of Australia’s Crown Resorts Ltd., including two Australian citizens, after they completed nine months in prison for organizing gambling tours in violation

Beijing sends forces to first military base abroad, in Djibouti

China on Tuesday dispatched members of its People’s Liberation Army to the Horn of Africa nation of Djibouti to man the rising Asian giant’s first overseas military

Vienna wants to become tourism education hot spot for local students

The President of the Vienna Chamber of Commerce and Industry was in Macau yesterday to promote the Austrian capital as a top-tier location for tourism and hospitality

Artisan hopes to keep traditional lantern-making alive in Macau

To preserve the technique of rabbit lantern-making in Macau, Albergue SCM is hosting the 19th edition of the lantern-making workshops on from July 17 until July 28.

Ahead of Retirement | Kwan longs for trade union law implementation

Soon to depart lawmaker Kwan Tsui Hang said that the lack of implementation of a trade union law and universal minimum wage are two letdowns

Video games addictive nature causes concerns

Regulatory control on such “social games” such as Tencent’s “Honour of Kings” may be impending in mainland China. The official newspaper of the Chinese Communist Party,

Don’t hold us responsible for solving North Korea, spokesperson says

China yesterday said it shouldn’t be held responsible alone for solving the North Korean nuclear standoff, and accused other countries of shirking their responsibilities in the

Leong hints at ‘refreshment of gaming rights’

The government is considering amendments to the gaming concession law that could cover both the city’s current concessionaires and sub-concessionaires. Secretary for Economy and Finance Lionel

Survey | Consumer Confidence Index shows trust in local economy

The Macau Consumer Confidence Index (MCCI) for the second quarter of 2017 indicated only one of the six sub-indexes in MCCI increased compared with the first

SPORTS – FIVB 2017 | China volleyball team coach hopes to perform better

Executive coach of the China Women’s National Volleyball Team, An Jiajie, is hoping that the team’s young players will achieve a breakthrough in the rankings of this

Vehicle registration cancellation up 80 percent in first semester

The number of vehicles whose license plates were cancelled during the first half of this year registered a growth of 79.8 percent when compared to the same

China’s ambition, US retreat on show in Serbian factory town 

A giant Chinese red flag flutters on a pole where an American flag used to fly at a steel mill in this dusty industrial Serbian town. The company

UNESCO | Committee slams Macau World Heritage Site protection

A United Nations body under the purview of UNESCO has criticized the MSAR government over its handling of the preservation of the Historic Center of

Aircraft carrier celebrated on Hong Kong port call 

China’s sole operating aircraft carrier arrived on its first port call to Hong Kong on Friday as part of efforts to stir patriotism amid commemorations of the city’s handover from

UN corruption scandal | Ex-diplomat tells jurors he got USD1m bribe from Ng

A former United Nations diplomat testified that he got more than USD1 million from a Chinese developer who was seeking backing for a UN conference center that

Tourism | 5th Travel Expo an ‘effective platform’ to seek partnerships

The 5th Macao International Travel (Industry) Expo (MITE) attracted 303 enterprises and entities from 45 countries and regions. The three-day expo, which began last Friday,

André Couto in surgery after Zhuhai crash

Macau racer André Couto is undergoing surgery at a Hong Kong hospital following a racing accident that resulted in a fractured vertebra in his lower back

Police confirm investigation into netizens mocking China flag

The Judiciary Police (PJ) confirmed yesterday that it is investigating the case of several netizens who photoshopped China’s national flag upside-down onto photographs of Macau and shared

Floods in southern Japan force hundreds to flee

Troops were working yesterday to rescue families left stranded by flooding in southern Japan. At least two people were found dead and more than a dozen

Pun ready to expand Caritas’ services

Macau Caritas Secretary General Paul Pun is slated to focus his efforts on charity outreach, and thus has decided not to run for a seat

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