Chui meets with associations to fine-tune policies

In preparation for the 2017 policy address, the Chief Executive (CE) Chui Sai On has met with representatives of associations and people from all walks of life in Macau in

Australia | Four killed on river rapids ride at theme park

Four people were killed yesterday after a river rapids ride malfunctioned at a popular theme park on Australia’s east coast, officials said. Two men and two women died while on the

AL Plenary | Urban renewal to enter new phase, Rosário expects

The work of the Urban Renewal Council (CRU) was questioned yesterday at the Legislative Assembly (AL). The criticism arose during the second consecutive day this week dedicated to hearing government

Q&A | James Chu Artist, Macau Art Garden coordinator: ‘We keep on pushing young artists, giving them more chances to exhibit’

The Art For All Society (AFA) opened its “Perpetual Splendor – Works by James Chu” exhibition on Monday, attracting several art enthusiasts to the event. Chu is the coordinator of Macau

Pakistan | Militants attack police academy, killing 61

Militants wearing suicide vests stormed a Pakistani police academy in the southwestern city of Quetta overnight, killing 61 people, mostly police cadets and recruits, and waging a ferocious gun battle

FSS contributions increase to MOP90 next year

The contributions made by employers and employees to the social welfare system will be increased next year. The monthly fund contribution to the Social Security Fund (FSS) will raise to

Hong Kong | British banker tortured, killed victim, court told

A British banker accused of killing two Indonesian women in his Hong Kong apartment had tortured one of the victims for three days while using cocaine, a prosecutor said at

Felix da Costa returns to Macau

António Felix da Costa, who won the 2012 Macau Grand Prix, will return to the Guia Circuit with the British team Carlin. The 25-year-old Portuguese driver made four Macau appearances between

Cultural Week kicks off | Art exhibition aims to promote awareness of East Timor’s maritime dispute

The eighth Cultural Week of China and Portuguese Speaking Countries’ exhibition of contemporary arts kicked off yesterday at the Taipa Houses Museum, featuring several exhibitions and events. The Times visited the

Analysis | Xi seeks to enforce will at Communist Party meeting

Having punished more than a million Communist Party members for corruption, Chinese President Xi Jinping will use a key meeting that started yesterday to drive home the message that his signature anti-graft campaign

Jiangsu-Macau Cooperation Park to be built in Changzhou

The Jiangsu-Macau Cooperation Park will be built in Changzhou Prefecture, Jiangsu Province. The announcement was made Saturday following a new memorandum of understanding signed between the Jiangsu Provincial People’s Government

China visit helps Duterte reap funding deals worth USD24 billion

Philippine President Rodrigo Duterte will bring home USD24 billion worth of funding and investment pledges from his four-day visit to China as both nations agreed to resume talks and explore

MIF concludes with reported success despite typhoon disruption

The 21st Macao International Trade and Investment Fair (MIF) closed its doors on Saturday with a positive evaluation from the organizers. Despite the disruption caused by Typhoon Haima that led to

Eduardo Leal: Photojournalist | An ‘honor’ and ‘responsibility’ to be ‘witness to our times’

Award-winning photojournalist Eduardo Leal recently delivered a public lecture at the University of Saint Joseph, where he captivated audiences with photographs of the recent Venezuelan Revolution, the legacy of the

HK cleans up after Typhoon Haima shuts trading, schools

Hong Kong was picking up fallen trees and fixing disrupted flight schedules Friday after Typhoon Haima shut financial markets, schools and shops across the city. The storm weakened and veered east

Philippines | Typhoon Haima leaves at least seven dead in northern provinces

Super Typhoon Haima weakened and blew out to sea yesterday after smashing the northern Philippines with ferocious wind and rain overnight. Flooding, landslides and power outages were evident, but large

Old Court Building | Library-abundant Macau questions need for new project

According to the results of a survey conducted last year by the Macau Library and Information Management Association, Macau ranks as one of the most library-prolific places in the world

MIF kicks off emphasizing cooperation between China and lusophone countries

The 21st edition of the Macao International Trade and Investment Fair (MIF) was opened yesterday morning in a ceremony attended by the Chief Executive, Chui Sai On, and the Secretary

European Film Festival encourages audiences to consider another perspective

The third edition of the European Film Festival in Macau organized by the Alliance Française de Macao (AF), in collaboration with several French and local institutions opened on October 17

Crown says China’s VIP gamblers bring in less than 12pct of sales

Crown Resorts Ltd. said high-stakes gamblers from China generate less than 12 percent of total revenue, as the company warned it’s too early to gauge damage from China’s detention of 18 employees. The contribution to

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