Heritage | IC publishes book on St Joseph’s Seminary

The Cultural Affairs Bureau (IC) has published a book by art historian and Macau Ricci Institute researcher Cesar Guillen-Nunez, titled “Macao’s College and Church of St Joseph:

Airport records highest traffic volume last year

The Macau International Airport (MIA) achieved a record high volume of traffic  last year, with 7.16 million arriving and departing passengers amounting to an increase of

Education | Polytechnic Institute will hold Open Day tomorrow

The Macau Polytechnic Institute (IPM) is holding its annual Open Day tomorrow at its main campus on Gomez Street, featuring explanations and demonstrations of its teaching and

AL Plenary | Authorities promise steadfast reaction to storms, updated warning system

The consequences of Typhoon Hato and the responsibilities of government officials in the wake of the typhoon were the main topic of discussion during yesterday’s plenary

Rosário refutes criticism over public housing

On one the highlighted topics of the plenary meeting at the Legislative Assembly yesterday, Secretary for Transport and Public Works Raimundo do Rosário refuted the criticism of several

Health | Flu virus affecting more people in Macau

The Health Bureau (SSM) has announced that the influenza (flu) virus is affecting more people in Macau, based on its analysis of the virus’ spread during the last

Main section of HKZMB expected to be completed in February

Work on the main section of the Hong Kong – Zhuhai – Macau bridge (HKZMB) is due to be completed in early February, according to the new

CCM calls on local filmmakers for proposals

The Macao Cultural Centre (CCM) is calling on local filmmakers to submit their new cinematic views to be produced and screened in a new edition of “Local

Real Estate Matters | The role of real estate in society

Real estate has been around as humanity. There has never been a time where we did not need shelter and a place to live. All of

Spotify tests whether investors believe in music’s resurgence

Investors are finally getting a crack at the resurgent music business. Spotify, owner of the world’s largest paid music service, plans to begin trading on

Corporate Bits | Wynn signs occupational health and safety charter

Wynn Resorts (Macau), S.A. signed the Occupational Health and Safety (OHS) Charter yesterday, witnessed by the Labour Affairs Bureau (DSAL). The move strengthens the gaming operator’s

Tashi Wangchuk | Court tries Tibetan language advocate featured in NY Times

An activist promoting the Tibetan language stood trial yesterday in western China for inciting separatism after he appeared in a documentary video produced by The New York

Lighthouse Winmore | Taiwan investigates man over illegal North Korean oil sales

Prosecutors in Taiwan said they’re investigating a man suspected of involvement in illegal oil sales to North Korea. In a statement, prosecutors said they questioned a man surnamed Chen

Diplomacy | Macron heading to China to strengthen economic ties

French President Emmanuel Macron will head to China next week to strengthen commercial ties with the world’s second-largest economy. It will be Macron’s first state visit

South Korea | President Moon apologizes to ex-sex slaves over Japan deal

South Korea’s president yesterday apologized to Korean women forced into sexual slavery by Japan’s imperial army in World War II over what he called a flawed 2015

Indonesia | Inmates riot, set fires at prison in Aceh

Indonesian security forces have retaken control of a prison in the country’s west following a riot yesterday, an official said. The riot began when three inmates

MH370 | Sub-equipped ship departs South Africa to search for missing plane

A U.S.-based company has dispatched a ship into the Indian Ocean in hopes of quickly resuming the search for missing Malaysia Airlines Flight 370 if it soon secures a

Pakistan | After Trump tweet, minister talks of ‘response’ to US action

Pakistan is ready to face any U.S. action in the wake of President Donald Trump’s tweet on New Year’s Day threatening the country, the defense minister and

Analysis | Iran protests could give Trump an advantage on nuclear deal

A wave of protests against the Iranian government is adding new urgency to President Donald Trump’s deliberations over whether to rip up the nuclear deal with Tehran

Offbeat | Man arrested 30 times in train, bus thefts may take deal

A man who has been arrested 30 times for stealing buses and trains may be taking a plea deal in his latest escapade that would send him to

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