Football – Premier League 2018-19 | Five new signings to watch out for

The transfer window has been shortened in the Premier League and will close on Thursday, before the season starts. Here is the pick of the signings

Tennis | Election violence in Zimbabwe didn’t faze teens

As Zimbabwean soldiers opened fire on rioters, protesters and bystanders after a disputed election, teenagers in an International Tennis Federation tournament were playing each other on hard

World briefs

CAMBODIA Prime Minister Hun Sen has challenged his top political rival: take an oath to have lightning strike you dead if you falsely claim that last month’s

The Buzz | Watchdog says Australia lawmakers increasingly exploit race

Australia’s racism watchdog said the country is experiencing a resurgence in lawmakers exploiting race to advance their political agendas and listed ethnic Chinese and Sudanese among the minorities

Portugal battles major wildfire as Europe heat wave endures

Emergency services in Portugal continued their fight yesterday against a major, four-day wildfire on the south coast that threatened to engulf a hillside town overnight. The

Our Desk | Are the McSleepers lovin’ it?

The phenomenon of McSleepers has grown incredibly in the city’s neighbouring regions, having a six-fold increase on the figures of five years ago. These residents, dubbed McSleepers

Tuesday, August 7, 2018 – edition no. 3105

* Death toll rises to 98 after powerful quake rocks tourist island * IBF plans more local events * Land law amendments * Master chef Joel Robuchon dies at 73   DOWNLOAD

Residents lose HKD20.1 million in cryptocurrency scam

Over 70 local residents were involved in an alleged cryptocurrency scam, where they invested a total of over HKD20.1 million, following promises they will receive a monthly return

Authorities raze Ai Weiwei’s Beijing studio

Chinese artist Ai Weiwei says authorities have begun razing his Beijing studio. The frequent government critic says on his Instagram account the demolition began Friday without

Education | UM granted approval for third state key lab

The University of Macau (UM) has been granted approval for the establishment of the State Key Laboratory of Internet of Things for Smart City, making it the

Ask the Vet | Pancreatitis

One of the most common conditions we diagnose and treat in Macau is Pancreatitis. Most people don’t know what the function of the pancreas is

Low protests handover of yacht

Indonesia is returning a luxury yacht allegedly bought with funds stolen from a Malaysian state investment company after a monthslong legal battle, a police official said

IPM planning to file lawsuit against whistleblower

The Macau Polytechnic Institute (IPM) is reportedly planning to file a lawsuit against the former deputy director of the institute’s Bell Centre of English after he leaked

Analysis | Casino gaming concessions: What lies ahead

“(...) except for the occurrence of a very serious economic crisis or another comparable event, everything points to a new competition in 2021. The most desirable scenario

Gov’t concludes revision to national anthem law

The SAR government announced on Friday that it had finished its revision of the National Flag bill, and the National Emblem and National Anthem bill, which

Beijing introduces measures to facilitate SARs’ jobs on mainland

Work permit requirements for mainland employees from Macau, Hong Kong and Taiwan will be abolished, thus residents of the three regions will no longer need additional

Health Bureau renews cooperation with Hong Kong counterpart

The Health Bureau (SSM) announced in a statement that it has renewed its cooperation agreement with Hong Kong health authorities for another five years (2018-2023).

Event on sea areas highlights three main tasks for Macau

The “Macao International Conference on Marine Administration, Utilization and Development” held on August 3 and 4 in Macau, addressed several topics regarding the new maritime area

Diversification a slow game hampered by lack of land

In its transformation into a city that is more than just gambling, Macau is progressing far slower than its U.S. rival, Las Vegas. This is

Saudi Arabia | Prince Alwaleed signs first deal since corruption probe

Saudi billionaire Prince Alwaleed Bin Talal has invested 1 billion riyals (USD267 million) into music streaming company Deezer, his first deal since being detained last year in

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