Sulu Sou holds rally as he awaits suspension verdict

Macau’s youngest ever lawmaker might today become its shortest- lived. Democrat Sulu Sou will find out this afternoon if he is to be suspended

Policy Address | Social Affairs and Culture: No high-rise buildings in Lai Chi Vun area

On the second day of the Secretariat for Social Affairs and Culture Policy Address presentation at the Legislative Assembly (AL), Alexis Tam pledged that the

Casinos extend winning streak, revenue grows 23pct

Macau’s casino revenue in November grew at the fastest pace in four months as junket operators attracted high-stakes players to the world’s largest gambling

Briefs | Legionella bacteria found at hotel’s water system

Traces of legionella bacteria virus were found at The Parisian, for the second time, after samples were obtained from its water system. Forty samples obtained from water tanks, water

Siblings win Macau Marathon, break course records

Felix and Eunice Kirwa were the great winners for the 2017 edition of the Macau International Marathon. The brother and sister won in both male

Editorial | Do the right thing

Secretary Wong Sio Chak recently said that the prosecution against lawmaker Sulu Sou has no political motivations and that the case runs its due course in the

CRIME | Chain optical shops found selling counterfeit glasses

The Macau Customs Service has detected a total of seven shops belonging to a chain store selling counterfeit glasses, according to a statement released by the Customs department. Customs

Package tour visitors increase in October

The National Day and Mid-Autumn Festival holidays contributed to the increase in visitors travelling on package tours, which rose 16.3 percent year-on-year to 799,000

Las Vegas shooting leads to 4.2 percent drop in visitors

Trip cancellations and postponements in the wake of October’s mass shooting prompted a 4.2 percent decline in visitors to Las Vegas for the month.

Fiat Chrysler in talks with Korea’s Hyundai over partnership

Fiat Chrysler Automobiles revealed that it’s in talks with South Korea’s Hyundai Motor Co. about a technical partnership. The alliance might become “a strong one,”

Suu Kyi meets Xi Jinping as Rohingya censure grows

Myanmar’s civilian leader Aung San Suu Kyi, facing growing international criticism over her country’s persecution of Rohingya Muslims, said Friday her government has made progress

Unlicensed micro-loans banned, borrowing costs capped to limit risks

Chinese authorities banned unlicensed lending and capped borrowing costs in its latest efforts to crack down on the country’s online micro-lenders as financial regulators zero in on

Top graft-buster may become vice president

China’s outgoing anti-corruption graft chief is expected to be named vice president next year, the South China Morning Post reported, giving him a perch to continue influencing

Hong Kong businessman denied bail in bribery case

A former Hong Kong government official was denied bail on Friday in a U.S. case accusing of him using bribes to secure business deals. Dr. Chi Ping Patrick

Indonesia | Remembering 1963 eruption, Bali’s elderly wary of another

Bali’s glowering Mount Agung has seemingly quieted since hurling huge columns of ash from its crater a week ago, but some villagers on the Indonesian island who

South Korea | 13 dead, 2 missing after boat capsizes

An official from the Korea Coast Guard said seven people were rescued and the two missing included the boat’s captain. He said 22 people were aboard

India | Strong cyclone kills at least 12

A strong cyclone over the southeast Arabian Sea triggered heavy rains and strong winds in southern India, damaging hundreds of huts, power lines and trees and killing at least

Analysis | Face-to-face with Rohingya, pope ditches diplomacy

Pope Francis has gotten into trouble before for ditching diplomatic protocol and calling a spade a spade, most famously when he labeled the Ottoman-era slaughter of Armenians a

Australia | Rush steps down from screen academy

Geoffrey Rush announced Saturday he’s stepping down as president of Australia’s screen industry academy, days after a theater company revealed it had received a complaint

Trump tweet raises questions about why he fired Flynn

President Donald Trump changed his story Saturday on why he fired Michael Flynn as his national security adviser, now suggesting he knew at the time that Flynn

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