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EDITOR-IN-CHIEF Paulo Coutinho
Macau,
An ambassador Extraordinary and Plenipotentiary of the wealthiest European state, Monaco, was this
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Pedro Reis, Portugal’s Minister of Economy, has announced his attendance at
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Provisional figures from the Public Security Police Force show Macau
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Lawmaker Ella Lei has again called on the government to proceed
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Significant renovation projects are underway at Sheraton Grand Macao and The
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In November 2021, the Monetary Authority of Macao (AMCM), in
Read MoreA military transport plane with 120 people on board went missing yesterday on a flight from southern Myanmar to Yangon, a military spokesman said. There were fears it
A retired U.S. Navy commander in Hawaii charged in a growing corruption scandal pleaded guilty yesterday to lying about his relationship with a Malaysian defense contractor known by the
A letter drafted by a senior Islamic State militant and obtained by The Associated Press points to a growing power struggle within the group’s Afghan affiliate, pitting
Six suspected Islamic militants who Indonesian police accused of plotting to fire a rocket at downtown Singapore from a nearby island were sentenced to prison yesterday on
Gunmen and suicide bombers attacked Iran’s parliament and the shrine of its revolutionary leader yesterday, killing at least 12 people, wounding dozens and igniting an hours-long siege
News outlets have reported that the Islamic State claimed responsibility for a terrorist attack on a London Bridge June 3. But how do they know? And how reliable are
Dr Stephen Ward, a London osteopath and friend of Christine Keeler, was arrested in Watford and taken to Marylebone Lane police station. The arrest
A female peacock has ruffled more than just feathers at a Los Angeles-area liquor store. Without a peep, the peahen strutted into the open door of
The British and Irish Lions conceded a late try and lost 22-16 yesterday to the Auckland-based Blues in their first-ever match against a New Zealand Super Rugby team.
SOUTH CHINA SEA Beijing says it is “firmly opposed” to a Pentagon report that highlighted China’s construction of military facilities on man-made islands in the disputed South China
What could possibly go wrong? I was 122 meters up on the Eiffel Tower, with Paris spread out in all its glory in miniature beneath me.
A top Emirati diplomat said “there’s nothing to negotiate” with Qatar over a growing diplomatic dispute about the energy-rich nation’s alleged funding of terror groups, signaling Arab countries
The last public holiday, Dragon Boat Festival on May 30, seemed to have brought about some significant postholiday blues among us working class. Not that it was
* UK election today | Macau-based British nationals prefer May, but only just * Youth exchange to be expanded * Looking for ‘smart city’ projects * Plane with 120 aboard goes missing DOWNLOAD
Vasco Fong has resigned from the Office for Personal Data Protection’s (GPDP) coordinator post. Fong’s resignation, which was first reported by Radio Macau, was confirmed to
An Irishman, Australian and New Zealander walk into a bar on an early Sunday evening where they sample, savor and socialize over craft beers with names
An exhibition showcasing a decade of work by Portuguese cartoonist Rodrigo de Matos was inaugurated on Monday night at the Portuguese Consulate-General in Macau.
The Macau Post and Telecommunications Bureau (DSC) will be co- organizing the Macau 2018 Asian International Stamp Exhibition with the Macau Philatelic Association. The exhibition is set
The dean of the China Institute of Industrial Relations’ Faculty of Law, Jiang Ying, has suggested that Macau should reduce the region’s minimum weekly working hours from
The Medical Error Act (Law No. 5/2016) came into force in February this year. The law was long awaited as the initial discussions were held 12 years
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