Offbeat | Gaza eatery offers discounts to North Koreans but no takers

A Gaza eatery is offering massive discounts to North Korean diners but there is just one problem — there are no North Koreans in Gaza. Ibrahim Raba,

This Day in History | 1950 – Radio Times hits Christmas deadline

An industrial dispute, which disrupted production of the country’s most popular magazine and other publications for several weeks of the autumn, has finally been settled.

Football | Ronaldo goal gives Real Madrid its third Club World Cup title

Cristiano Ronaldo scored from a free-kick as Real Madrid claimed its third Club World Cup title after beating Brazilian team Gremio 1-0 Saturday. The Ballon d’Or

The Buzz | Chilly week ahead as temperatures drop to 9 degrees Celsius

The Macao Meteorological and Geophysical Bureau (SMG) expects this week’s temperatures to drop to as low as 9 degrees Celsius, rising gradually again by the end of the

Football | South Korea win East Asian Championship

South Korea stunned Japan 4-1 on Saturday to win the East Asian Championship after Kim Shin-wook scored two goals. “This was seen as a preparatory match

World briefs

US-MYANMAR Secretary of State Rex Tillerson said the U.S. plans to impose sanctions on at least one person responsible for the crackdown on Myanmar’s Rohingya Muslims.

China, Britain pledge cooperation as UK leaves EU

Britain and China pledged to promote London as a center for offshore use of Beijing’s currency and cooperate in clean energy research and promoting trade as the

Rear Window | Four days in Beijing

It is understandable that we would take Chief Executive Chui Sai On’s early December visit to Beijing to be nothing more than routine, although highly formal, utterly political,

Monday, December 18, 2017 – edition no. 2950

* Migrant workers | Macau is ‘not yet on the black list,’ says Indonesian diplomat * USJ launches cinema program to fill void * Packer testifies in Israeli pm scandal * Ronaldo gives

Education | University of Macau to establish Confucius Institute

The University of Macau (UM) recently received approval from the Office of Chinese Language Council International to establish a Confucius Institute. The institute is expected

IFFAM | Hunting Season wins Best Film Award as festival wraps up second edition

The award ceremony for the 2nd edition of the International Film Festival and Awards Macao (IFFAM) was held last night at the Macau Cultural Center, where 10

Cracks found in Taishan nuclear power plant

One of the key power generation system components of Unit 1 of Taishan nuclear power plant cracked during an earlier pre-production test, according to

Local models awarded in global modeling contest

Two local models were awarded at the Best Global Model 2017 held in November in the Azores, Portugal. The annual competition gathers models from different countries

Art | AFA celebrates 10 years with collaborative exhibition

The Art For All (AFA) society celebrated its 10th anniversary on Tuesday night with the opening of a special collaborative exhibition featuring the works of 29

Briefs | 30 locals sought help from Chinese embassies

The director of the consular section of the Office of the Commissioner of the Ministry of Foreign Affairs of China in Macau, Liu Yufei, said that this year,

Education | IPM collaborates with Porto Uni in leisure industry research

A forum on the creative industries and the development of art was held this week at the Macao Polytechnic Institute (IPM). IPM’s president, Lei Heong Iok, mentioned to

Anima to work with international organizations to pressure Canidrome

Anima (Macau) president Albano Martins is planning, along with international animal rights organizations, to continually pressure the city’s government and authorities regarding the status of the

Real Estate Matters | 25 property questions we were asked this year – part V

5. Question: Can my landlord throw me out of my apartment? Yes, but only under certain circumstances. These include; If a tenant does not pay rent

China suffers natural gas shortage as coal ban backfires

Chinese authorities have commandeered supplies of natural gas to heat homes, forcing chemical plants and factories to shut down, after efforts to clear smog-choked

Singapore Air says capacity still a challenge

Singapore Airlines      Ltd.’s chief executive officer said that surplus capacity in the industry remains a challenge and the marquee carrier’s focus continues to

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