It doesn’t take much to keep Van Morrison singing

Van Morrison has proven that he’d rather be singing than anything else. Stage chatter? Not so much. Interviews? Not his thing. But he loves making

KitchenWise | Serve petite beef filet for a holiday dinner

Here we’ve rolled it up and stuffed it with prosciutto, as well as with pesto and roasted red peppers. The latter two ingredients — one green, the

News of the World | Surrounded by scandal, Globes turn to old favs & fresh faces

Guillermo del Toro’s Cold War-era fairytale “The Shape of Water” swam away with a leading seven Golden Globes nominations this week and the HBO drama “Big Little

Oak-cult

The use of oak barrel to store wine is at least as old as Jesus. Back when the Romans invaded the Gauls, they discovered that some locals were

Globes… & Scandals

  * Movies: The Post * Books: One of Us Will Be Dead by Morning by David Moody * Music: Versatile by Van Morrison

Friday, December 15, 2017 – edition no. 2949

* Hunting Season wins Best Film as IFFAM wraps up 2nd edition * Test raises new concerns over Taishan nuclear plant * Local models awarded * At least 6,700 Rohingya killed   DOWNLOAD

AL Plenary | Budget for 2018 approved with remarks on high expenses

The Budget Law for 2018 was finally approved at yesterday’s plenary session of the Legislative Assembly (AL). Despite almost unanimous votes in favor, several lawmakers commented

Environment | International forum tackles clean energy innovation

The sixth International Forum on Clean Energy (IFCE) ends today after robust discussion of this year’s theme, “Clean Energy and Belt and Road”. More than

Exclusive | Sold North Korean brides face hard choices in China

The North Korean woman drives a motorbike slowly down a narrow lane shaded by tall corn to the farmhouse where she lives with the disabled

Letter to the Editor | Coloane trails recovery: ‘IACM’s achievement is worthy of high praise’

Dear Editor, I write on behalf of Macau running, hiking and walking community and particularly Macau TrailHiker Ltd. to thank you and your department for

IFFAM | Thriller depicts poverty and social injustice in China

Chinese director Yukun Xin’s movie, “Wrath of Silence”, is a brave depiction of extreme poverty in a part of rural China, of which the mining industry

Media | Kumbang Toh! to host events for Indonesian community

Macau’s only Indonesian radio show will celebrate its fifth anniversary on December 20 with Christmas carols and a festive brunch, along with an anniversary talk show which will be

CE disagrees with EU’s tax blacklisting

Chief Executive Chui Sai On said on Tuesday that Macau was looking forward to closer ties with the European Union in order to promote the region’s further

Heritage | Alexis Tam wants to preserve Iec Long Firecracker Factory

The Secretary for Social Affairs and Culture, Alexis Tam, has declared that if the court confirms previous decisions indicating that the Macau government can retake the

Angola too small for four phone operators, Dos Santos Says

Angola’s plan to allow a fourth telecommunications company to enter the market will make life tougher for existing operators and probably lead to consolidation, according

Environment | The whole world is paying the price for cleaner air in China

China’s war against smog is lifting prices for energy all over the world, according to analysts at Goldman Sachs Group Inc. and the International Energy

Corporate Bits | Mayday set to perform in Macau for three days

Taiwanese rock band Mayday will perform three concerts at The Venetian Macao’s Cotai Arena on January 26 to 28, 2018, as part of their 20th anniversary

Xi reaps reward of softer approach as Moon heads to Beijing

As Chinese President Xi Jinping welcomes South Korea’s Moon Jae-in to Beijing, he’ll be showing off the gains of a foreign policy shift that has seen China

North Korea | Tillerson reiterates US is open for talks with Kim’s government

Secretary of State Rex Tillerson said the U.S. is prepared to negotiate with North Korea without preconditions, but the Trump administration would first want a “quiet period”

Philippines | Congress votes to extend martial law in south

The Philippine Congress voted overwhelmingly yesterday to approve President Rodrigo Duterte’s request to extend martial law in the south by a year after the military warned that

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