UN warns | China’s African swine fever outbreak could cross borders

An outbreak of African swine fever in China could jump the border to neighboring countries in Southeast Asia or the Korean Peninsula, the U.N.’s Food

Slight increase in crime during first half of 2018

The Macau police force fielded a total of 7,116 criminal cases in the first half of 2018, 191 more compared to the same period of

Logistics industry concerned about HKZMB logistics arrangement

The Macau logistics industry is skeptical about the benefits the Hong Kong-Zhuhai-Macau Bridge (HKZMB) will bring to their sector. Earlier, the Customs Service

Briefs | Hac Sa Beach experiences periodic loss of sand

A component of the Hac Sa Beach swimming zone has been experiencing a periodic loss of sand, according to the information released by the Marine and Water Bureau.

PJ to be enforcement agency for cases of national security

The National Security Law has been scheduled to go to the Legislative Assembly by the end of this year, according to the Secretary for Security Wong Sio

IC Tang Mei Lin to undergo disciplinary investigation

The Cultural Affairs Bureau has announced it will initiate disciplinary actions against Tang Mei Lin, head of the Public Library Management Department. Earlier in May, the Commission of Audit

HK prepares two new immigration checkpoints

Hong Kong’s Security Bureau is set to present preparatory work in conjunction with its law- enforcement departments for two new immigration checkpoints created for a cross-border high-speed railway

Heritage | From visitors to insiders, interns dive deep into the Forbidden City

Holding a small brush, Lam Hoi Ting, an architecture student from Hong Kong, carefully sweeps away dust to restore an ancient colored painting in a pavilion at

Infrastructure growth can drive gaming revenue, says consultant

David Bonnet, managing partner of Delta State Holdings, has told American television channel CNBC that he remains optimistic about the growth opportunities for the region’s gaming

Grand Prix fun run to host 2,000 participants

The 65th Macau Grand Prix is set to be held from November 15 to 18, featuring a series of activities for residents prior to the official race. At a

HK Bar Association lecturers, chairman refused by Peking University

The Council of the Hong Kong Bar Association has suspended a common law course it was running at the prestigious Peking University in the Chinese capital, after

Russia to stage biggest military exercises since Cold War, with Beijing

Russia is to hold its biggest military maneuvers since the height of the Cold War next month, mobilizing about 300,000 troops and including the participation of

MGTO expects increase in visitor arrivals

The Public Security Police  Force implemented crowd control measures on Sunday around the Ruins of St Paul to manage the overflow of visitors visiting

Taipei’s MRT stations add Japanese language

Taipei MRT stations have begun to broadcast instructions in Japanese, an addition to Mandarin, English, the Taiwanese dialect and Hakka. The Taipei Rapid Transit Corporation announced

Local banks involved in issuing Special Bonds for Greater Bay

The Industrial and Commercial Bank of China (Macau), Luso Bank, and the Bank of China, Macau Branch will distribute special bonds worth 5 billion renminbi (RMB) issued

ExCo | CE and police chiefs to form national security commission

The regulation proposes to establish the Macau SAR’s National Security Defense Commission (CDSE). “The commission is the organization which assists the CE in making

Malaysia brings eight money laundering charges against Low

Malaysian police authorities formally charged billionaire fugitive businessman Jho Low with money laundering on Friday, saying that the charges would facilitate his arrest overseas. Simultaneously,

Briefs | 16 parking lots to close during strong typhoons

Sixteen public parking lots under the management of the Transport Bureau (DSAT) will close one hour after the hoisting of typhoon signal number 8, the third

‘Pasalubong’ culture still exists within PH community

Many migrant workers in the city have a habit of bringing goods back home as presents. For Filipinos, this tradition is called “pasalubong” and it

Sands China imparts global vision to SMEs

A local small and medium-sized enterprise (SME)  that has been partnering with Sands China for some ten years has told of its massive growth and changes

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