Air Macau to train ten more local Cadet Pilots

Air Macau has opened its local Cadet Pilot Program for another round. Following the program’s debut last year, the company has moved to the second edition

Wife of detained Taiwanese activist to leave for Beijing today

The wife of detained Taiwanese human rights and pro-democracy advocate Lee Ming-che is scheduled to depart for Beijing today to meet him in China, the Taiwan Association

CNN | Taipa Village listed amongst Asia’s underrated places

Macau’s Taipa Village was placed second on CNN’s list of Asia’s underrated places, out of nine “unheralded spots worth visiting.” CNN noted that efforts have

Gaming | Macau is second choice for Hong Kong gamblers

A recent study on the gambling activities of Hong Kong residents has shown that Macau’s integrated resorts are the second choice for inhabitants of the neighboring SAR, with their

China-US | Trump boosts coal as Xi takes the lead on climate change

For years, cutting carbon emissions to stave off the worst impacts of climate change was routinely near the top of the agenda at talks between the leaders of

Police: Phone fraud on the rise

The director of the Judiciary Police (PJ), Chau Wai Kuong, revealed that 150 residents fell victim to telephone fraud between March 14 and April 5. Chau was speaking to

Sands launches scheme to support local SMEs

Sands China launched its new F.I.T. program, which aims to support and increase the region’s supply of goods from local SMEs. The program, presented at a press conference

China cancels Australian lawmakers’ trip as tensions deepen

China canceled a visit by Australian lawmakers to meet law enforcement officials after Australia joined 10 other countries in signing a letter questioning Beijing's treatment of human rights

Committee concerned Taipa project will be a ‘Seac Pai Van 2.0’

The land reclaimed by the government from the former “La Scala” development in Taipa next to Avenida Wai Long was the highlight of the meeting of

Pink diamond fetches record USD71.2m in Hong Kong auction

A stunning 59.6 carat diamond known as the “Pink Star” sold for USD71.2 million at a Sotheby’s auction Tuesday in Hong Kong, setting a new

Ma: Merger between police services without major impact

Ma Io Kun, commissioner-general of the Unitary Police Service (SPU), said that a small change will take place within the police force after the Security Forces Coordination

Wife of detained Taiwan activist to begin Beijing search

The wife of a Taiwanese political activist and former Democratic Progressive Party member, who went missing last month, has said she will travel to Beijing to

China-US | Summit at Trump’s resort polishes Mar-a-Lago brand

No doubt Florida’s oceanfront Mar-a-Lago resort is an impressive site for a summit between the presidents of the U.S. and China. And it’s a pretty nice business

CE ‘strongly rejects’ Land Law amendment

The Chief Executive (CE) is against any attempt by lawmakers to change the Land Law to accommodate the interests of private developers who claim that the non-development

Russia | Blast on St. Petersburg subway kills 10, injures 50

An explosion yesterday ripped through a subway train in the Russian city of St. Petersburg, killing at least 10 people and injuring 50 others, the spokesman

Ching Ming Festival | Tree burial – new alternative to bury deceased in Macau

Today marks this year’s Ching Ming Festival, also known as Tomb-Sweeping Day, in Macau as well as in other parts of China. In the densely

Film on 17th-century Macau | Jesuits praised for historic realism

Martin Scorsese’s latest project, a historical period drama titled “Silence”, has been praised for its accurate depiction of Jesuit activities in Macau and East Asia,

Xi’s plan to create ‘New Shenzhen’ in Hebei spurs speculative rampage

It didn’t take long for news that China would set up an economic zone near Beijing to touch off an investor frenzy. Within 24 hours

Casino revenue maintains growth momentum as bettors return

Macau’s casino revenue growth in March accelerated at the fastest pace in eight months, as both high rollers and leisure gamblers return to the world’s largest

Environment | MIECF concludes with positive feedback

The three-day 2017 Macau International Environment Co-operation Forum and Exhibition (MIECF) came to a close on Saturday, marking the event’s first full decade as a “Green Platform”.

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