Macau Grand Prix | Organizers conduct rescue training drill with FIA

The Macau Grand Prix Organizing Committee (MGPOC) conducted a rescue training drill over the weekend with the Fédération Internationale de l’Automobile (FIA) at the Macau Grand Prix

Briefs | Tea Culture House closed until Oct. 19

The Cultural Affairs Bureau said in a statement that the Macau Tea Culture House will be closed, from today, for maintenance works. It will reopen to the public

US gov’t finds Macau has made no progress toward democracy

The Congressional Executive Commission on China (CECC), an independent agency of the U.S. government, has published the 2017 version of its Annual Report on China and

Lantern-making showcase hopes to stir participants’ creativity

Albergue SCM launched “Little Rabbit Lanterns – An exhibition by Carlos Marreiros and Friends Part 13” with its Mid-Autumn Festival party on Thursday. The event

Construction | Value of works dipped last year as resorts completed

The value of works in the construction sector decreased by 13.9 percent year-on-year to MOP79.38 billion in 2016, according to data released by the Statistics and

Golfers Zhang and Liang to compete in Macao Open

Chinese golfers Zhang Lianwei and Liang Wenchong will join defending champion Pavit Tangkamolprasert at the 2017 Macao Golf Open that will take place at the Macau Golf

Food & Beverage | Aux Beaux Arts revamps menu with French classics

MGM Macau’s only French restaurant, Aux Beaux Arts, has revamped its menu, introducing its new chef Mario Gil. The restaurant serves chic brasserie-style French cuisine in

Yahoo: 3 billion accounts breached in 2013. Yes, 3 billion

Yahoo has tripled down on what was already the largest data breach in history, saying it affected all 3 billion accounts on its service, not the

Singapore, Thailand weigh e-payment alliance in digital push

Singapore and Thailand are in discussions about connecting their national digital payment systems to forge an unprecedented regional alliance, as officials step up efforts to curb the

Corporate bits | Local SMEs graduate from Sands Procurement Academy

Sands China Ltd. held a ceremony last week for the first group of local SME suppliers to graduate from the Sands Procurement Academy. The event was held at The

Questions arise on China’s plans as North Korea war talk rises

Securing North Korea’s missile launchers and nuclear, chemical and biological weapons sites would likely be a chief priority for China in the event of a major crisis

Ask the Vet | Anaesthesia Risks in Dogs

If your pet has to undergo surgery or any medical procedure that requires anaesthesia, you need to be aware of several anaesthesia risks that may arise. While anesthesia

Party punishes 1.3m officials in five years

The Communist Party of China’s (CPC) top disciplinary watchdog said yesterday that around 1.343 million grassroots- level officials in the country had been punished between the 18th

Hong Kong | CLP seeks acquisitions to diversify, expand in India

Hong Kong’s largest power utility CLP Holdings Ltd. is scouting for more renewable power projects in India at a time when conventional generators are coping with stranded projects

Kim Jong Nam murder | Trial to resume with lab visit for VX evidence

The trial of two women accused of killing the estranged half brother of North Korea’s leader enters its second week with the court moving temporarily today to

Japan | Top focus in election: Will Tokyo governor run?

Just days before Japan’s national election campaign kicks off, all eyes are on Tokyo’s populist governor, a political go-getter and a gambler. Will she jump into

Bangladesh | PM says government will continue to help Rohingya

Bangladesh’s Prime Minister Sheikh Hasina said Saturday that her government would continue to support nearly 1 million Rohingya Muslims who have fled neighboring Myanmar to escape violence.

Group opposing nuclear weapons wins Nobel Peace Prize

The International Campaign to Abolish Nuclear Weapons won the Nobel Peace Prize on Friday, a forceful show of support for a grassroots effort that seeks to pressure

Nature | EPA to ease emission restrictions on coal-fired power plants

The Trump administration is moving to roll back the centerpiece of President Barack Obama’s efforts to slow global warming, seeking to ease restrictions on greenhouse gas emissions

Feature | 60 years after Sputnik, Russian space program faces troubles

Six decades after Sputnik, a refined version of the rocket that put the first artificial satellite in orbit remains the mainstay of Russia’s space program — a

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