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PHILIPPINES President Donald Trump is winding down his lengthy Asia trip with a summit and meetings with Pacific Rim allies, including his host in the Philippines who

Global carbon pollution rises after three straight flat years

Global carbon pollution rose this year after three straight years when levels of the heat-trapping gas didn’t go up at all, scientists reported yesterday. Preliminary figures

The Buzz | IMF says Europe’s recovery is spilling over to rest of world

The global economy can thank Europe’s robust growth for the improving outlook, according to the International Monetary Fund. Forecasting 2.4 percent expansion in the region this year,

Our Desk | Driving license recognition threats come from Guangdong

The government recently proposed introducing mutual driving license recognition between mainland China and Macau. The proposal stirred up a lot of controversy among the local community, mainly because of

Tuesday, November 14, 2017 – edition no. 2926

* Powerful earthquake on Iran-Iraq border kills over 400 * Travel meet in Macau * Policy address practice is often pointless * Bellissima Italia event in Macau   DOWNLOAD PDF     MDT Macau Grand Prix 64 Supplement: WTCC

Preview | WTCC returns to Guia after 2 years of absence

The FIA World Touring Car Championship (WTCC) is retuning to the twisty turns and wide-open straight roads of the Guia Circuit in Macau, two years since the series

Preview | CTM Cup and Chinese Racing Cup add local and regional DNA

Besides the four main races in the 64th Macau Grand Prix, local and regional drivers will have other opportunities to showcase their skills on the 6.2km-long Guia Circuit. The CTM

Chinese Cup ‘evolves’

Completing the program for the Macau Grand Prix is the Chinese Racing Cup, a standalone race and former one-brand series that aims to bring together drivers

Q&A | Glenn Irwin, Motorcycle Rider: ‘I feel like I can win the race’

  Nicknamed “Turbo Rabbit,” Glenn Irwin was a relatively unknown until his Macau debut last year, when he fought for a spot on the Macau Grand Prix podium

MGP64 – November 16 – 19

16th of November (Thursday) 06:00 Circuit Closed 06:30 - 07:00 Circuit Inspection 07:30 - 08:30 Suncity Group Macau Motorcycle Grand

Macau Legend sells Landmark to real estate investor

The buyers are a group of four entities led by Dong Lap Hong Investment Company. Controlling a 58 percent stake in the acquisition, Dong Lap Hong

Macau Food Festival highlights Japanese food

The 17th Macau Food Festival kicked off last Friday at the Sai Van Lake Square, with the Japanese Village food area returning to Macau as one

Non-resident population decreases slightly

Non-resident workers totaled 176,666 at the end of the third quarter, a decrease of 2,028 over the previous quarter. In the third quarter of 2017,

Traffic accident sends 18 tourists to hospital

Eighteen tourists were sent to hospital on Saturday following a traffic accident between their tour bus and a van. The accident occurred in the Avenida Dr

Grand Prix event kicks off with car and motorcycle show

The event, the first of many events scheduled at and away from the track for the Grand Prix, is also an opportunity for the many fans to get

Briefs | Momota and Yanyan win badminton singles

Chau Wai Kuong to retire in December The director of the Judiciary Police (PJ), Chau Wai Kuong, announced last week that he will

HKFA to face penalty if fans continue booing China anthem

The Hong Kong Football Association (HKFA) may face disciplinary action from the Asian Football Confederation (AFC) – which represents football authority FIFA in Asia – if

Education | UM holds graduation ceremony with more than 1,000 postgraduates

Lam Kam Sen, chair of UM’s University Council and representative of the UM chancellor, said that a university’s mission is to nurture talented people for society.

Water wizards: Dutch flood expertise is big export business

On a calm, clear morning, historic wooden fishing boats float tranquilly on the glassy waters of the Dutch harbor of Spakenburg. Yet just over a century ago,

Chinese spend billions shopping online on ‘Singles Day’

Chinese consumers have spent billions of dollars shopping online for anything from diapers to diamonds on “Singles Day,” a day of promotions that has grown into the

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