Australian climbs 7 peaks in 7 continents in record time

An Australian mountaineer scaled Mount Everest yesterday, completing his quest to climb the highest peaks on all seven continents in record time, an expedition organizer said. Australian

Our Desk | DSEJ’s blind self-confidence

When government departments do not know how to lie, or when they do not want to lie, they make themselves look and sound funny. The Education

Tuesday, May 15, 2018 – edition no. 3047

  * 52 dead, 770 wounded Holy Land on fire * First witnesses heard in activists’ trial * PJ shows facilities as Costa Nunes case escalates * Marina Bay Sands possible venue for Kim-Trump

Sulu Sou to begin trial today at Court of First Appeal

Lawmaker and political activist Sulu Sou will stand trial this morning at the Court of First Appeal, facing charges of qualified disobedience linked to

Ng Lap Seng gets 4 years prison in UN bribery case

A local billionaire was sentenced to four years in prison on Friday for bribing United Nations officials to buy their support for a proposed UN center in Macau

Sexual abuse suspect to report to police regularly

The Public Prosecutions Office requires a kindergarten assistant suspected of sexually abusing minors to make periodic submissions to police authorities while the investigation is ongoing.

ARTS | Marc Chagall’s work to be exhibited in June

The exhibition, “Marc Chagall, Light and Color in Southern France”, which is one of the highlights of the 29th Macao Arts Festival and 2018 Le French

Ask the Vet | Brushing Puppy Teeth Step by Step

Brushing puppy teeth is an important step in developing a dental hygiene program for your dog. Owners must be consistent when cleaning teeth and gums to maintain

More banks to provide Macau Pass online top-up services

Local smartcard operator Macau Pass will increase cooperation with local banks to provide better services for Macau Pass users this year. The announcement was made

Doubts over plain-clothes police combating taxi infractions

The Third Standing Committee of the Legislative Assembly (AL) continued discussing the region’s taxi operation bill, with the committee hoping that the government can explain matters which concern

IC pledges to strengthen communication with neighboring museums

As part of the celebrations for  International Museum Day, 17 museums in the city co-organized the “2018 Macau International Museum Day Carnival” with the theme

Sands China launches development program

Sands China last week  launched its latest horizontal development program, offering 48 team members the chance to participate in a two-year academic coursework program

Briefs | Ministry of Commerce praises city’s ‘unique role’

China’s Ministry of Commerce has emphasized the unique role Macau has in enhancing the relationships between mainland China and Portuguese-speaking countries. A spokesperson for the ministry, Gao Feng, said

Gaming | Portrait of a casino: Back in the black after 40 years

When Resorts became the first casino in the United States to open outside Nevada, gamblers overwhelmed it. Cars streamed into Atlantic City on May 26, 1978, and throngs

China monthly car sales pick up in April; EV sales double

Chinese passenger car sales expanded at a faster pace last month as growth in the world’s biggest auto market picked up steam, an industry

HK sets fastest growth pace since 2011, shrugging off Fed

Hong Kong’s high-wire economy continued to defy gravity, putting aside fears of a tightening Fed to post its best quarter of growth in almost seven

First home-built aircraft carrier begins sea trials

China’s first entirely home-built aircraft carrier began sea trials yesterday in a sign of the growing sophistication of the country’s domestic arms industry. The still-unnamed ship

Singapore ties with US, N. Korea make city-state summit site

Singapore’s diplomatic ties with North Korea and its relative proximity made the Southeast Asian city-state a natural choice for the historic summit between President Donald Trump

Australia | Family of 7 dead with gunshot wounds in rural property

A family of seven including four children was found dead with gunshot wounds Friday at a rural property in southwest Australia in what could be the country’s

Indonesia – Terrorism | Family of 6 suicide bombers attack Indonesia churches

Suicide bombers who carried out deadly attacks on three churches in Indonesia’s second-largest city yesterday were a family of six that included two young children, police said,

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