Macau Matters | The Magic of Wireless Power Transfer

Electricity and electrical power is a crucial technology underpinning nearly all aspects of modern life. The whole planet is strung with copper wires to move electricity around so

Wednesday, April 12, 2017 – edition no. 2782

* Amnesty: Executions in China outpace world despite decline * Resident home loans drop 26.1 percent * New rules on tax information exchange * McDonald’s plans 3 more shops this year   DOWNLOAD

Gaming Alert | Vice stocks are back on top as anti-graft impact fades

Industries that suffered under President Xi Jinping’s anti-corruption campaign are thriving again. Shares of Macau casino operators have clawed their way back to the highest level since

Consumer confidence index | Residents do not trust the housing market

The Macau Consumer Confidence Index (MCCI) stood at 86.35 in the first quarter of 2017, an increase of 3.26 percent from the fourth quarter of 2016.

Culture – Cinematheque Passion | Macau film season to kick off on Saturday

The recently reopened Cinematheque Passion will host a themed program this month titled “Panorama: Macau Films”, which will showcase a selection of around 25 films shot

City U design students showcase artworks in exhibition

The City University of Macau hosted a one-day exhibition titled “We Are Who U See Now,” on Saturday, showcasing the graphic design works of two undergraduate students

Crime | Taxi driver charged for trapping passengers inside car

A  taxi driver has been charged for depriving people of their physical freedom, the Public Security Police Force (PSP) announced during a press conference held yesterday.

Thailand advertises residency to affluent Chinese citizens

The Government of Thailand has appointed a global citizenship and residence advisory firm to promote the country’s residence visa program, Thailand Elite. One of the targets of the promotion

Continuing Education | Third phase of plan launched with added security rule

The Education and Youth Affairs Bureau (DSEJ) is launching today the third phase of the government’s Continuing Education Development Plan, to run from 2017 to 2019. For this

Briefs | Police officer sacked for illegally receiving benefits

According to the latest news published on the website of the Office of the Secretary for Security, a police officer was sacked from the police force for handling

Corporate bits | the roadhouse macau donates mop51,000 to artm

The Roadhouse Macau restaurant at Broadway, Galaxy Macau auctioned off a Bruce Lee portrait by Irish artist, Barry Jazz Finnegan, with the proceeds of MOP51,000 going to the

Mozambique | Economy still destabilized by liquidity crisis

The Mozambican economy will continue to be destabilized by a liquidity crisis due to public debt impossible to manage and the suspension of international aid, the Economist Intelligence

Zhejiang Electric Power Construction negotiating dam purchase in Brazil

The Chinese Zhejiang Electric Power Construction Co Ltd (ZEPC) is negotiating the purchase of a stake in the Belo Monte hydroelectric complex on the Xingu River

Unfettered online hate speech fuels Islamophobia

The flood of angry anti-Muslim rhetoric on social media was the first sign of how fiercely the suburban middle-class homeowners in this central China city opposed a

China bars wife of detained Taiwanese activist from visiting

The wife of a Taiwanese pro-democracy activist detained in China said yesterday that she was prevented from flying to the mainland to seek a visit with

Norwegian leader meets with Xi as ties restored

Chinese President Xi Jinping met with Norway’s prime minister yesterday as the two countries sought to move beyond a six-year rift following the awarding of the Nobel

Australia says it’s ready to supply uranium to India

Australia said yesterday that it was ready to export uranium to India, nearly three years after the two countries signed an export deal for peaceful power generation.

India | Four suspected rebels killed in Kashmir

Four suspected rebels were killed in fighting with the Indian army in Kashmir, as businesses and schools shut in the disputed region yesterday in response to a

Pakistan | Army sentences alleged spy to death

Pakistan’s military sentenced an Indian naval officer to death yesterday on charges of espionage and sabotage, officials said. Kulbhushan Jadhav, who was arrested in March 2016,

Philippines | Duterte softens tone on US before South China Sea talks

The Philippines appears to be softening its tone toward the U.S. before holding talks with Beijing on the South China Sea. President Rodrigo Duterte let

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