Singapore tops Tokyo as Asia’s city with best quality of living

Singapore tops the ranks in Asia as the city with the best quality of living, well ahead of Tokyo and Hong Kong because of its

Rajoy’s neglect of Spanish working poor risks backlash

Spain, often cited as Europe’s bailout poster child, still has a lot to do to fix its economy, according to the Organization for Economy Co-operation and Development. 

Views | on Asia Asia’s lack of cyber defenses is a missed opportunity

It’s not often that we hear updates from Asia’s cybersecurity companies. That’s because there aren’t very many of them. NEC Corp. announced on Monday it will set

Wednesday, March 15, 2017 – edition no. 2763

* Ex-Taiwan president Ma Ying-jeou indicted over secrets leak * Macau passports rank well * Local economy to sustain growth * China home sales surge   DOWNLOAD

CPPCC | CY Leung leader given role in top political advisory body

China’s top political advisory body voted yesterday to appoint Hong Kong Chief Executive Leung Chun- ying to the ceremonial post of vice chairman, ahead of his departure from

Q&A | João Palla – Architect: ‘Today there are not so many opportunities for architects in Macau’

Architect João Palla, who has worked extensively in Macau over the past few decades, is showing a series of his works in an exhibition at Casa

Kim Jong Nam murder | Malaysia says it will give Kim’s family time to claim body

Malaysia’s health minister said yesterday that the government will give relatives of North Korean leader Kim Jong Un’s estranged half brother two to three weeks to claim his body

LRT’s dependence on public funds generates concerns

The last TDM Macau Forum talk show discussed the operation of Macau’s Light Rapid Transit (LRT), with several guests believing that the LRT will be paid

UM launches worldwide search for new rector

The University of Macau (UM) will launch a worldwide search for a new rector. The announcement follows the notification from rector Wei Zhao on Sunday, who

Macanese Association reopens canteen next month

The Macanese Association (ADM) will be resuming its canteen service on April 10, just two days after the reopening of their completely refurbished headquarters at Rua

Briefs | AL election on September 17

 Chief Executive Chui Sai On has issued a pair of executive orders which set September 17  as the date for elections to the Legislative Assembly (AL).

Crime | Locals tricked to buy goods at ‘discount prices’

Two cases of embezzlement were reported yesterday by the police during a press conference. One of the cases goes back to March 2015 and involves two victims,

Malaysia calls for Macau-Kota Kinabalu direct flights

Sabah authorities have requested a re-launch of direct flights between Kota Kinabalu, the capital of the Malaysian state of Sabah, and Macau. The Borneo Post

CPPCC announced strong opposition to Hong Kong independence

The Chinese People’s Political Consultative Conference (CPPCC) added into its work report, for the first time, a firm opposition to Hong Kong independence, according to Chinese

HSBC names outsider for chairman, taps AIA boss for job

HSBC says it’s tapping the head of Asian life insurer AIA Group to be its chairman, turning to an outsider for a job it has traditionally filled

Bottom of Form | China fines repeat offender USD170m for stock manipulation

Chinese regulators seem to have run out of patience with Tang Hanbo. The China Securities Regulatory Commission on Friday ordered Tang to pay a

As Brexit nears | A look at how 5 people are coping

Brexit. It’s coming, but no one knows what form it will take. Prime Minister Theresa May is expected to fire the starting pistols within days, leading

Photo report | Great Hall in shadow and light

China’s ceremonial parliament and its official advisory body traditionally hold their annual sessions at Beijing’s Great Hall of the People during the first two weeks of March,

South China Sea | Duterte asks military to tell Beijing vast sea area ‘is ours’

President Rodrigo Duterte said yesterday he has told the military to assert Philippine ownership of a large ocean region off the country’s northeastern coast where Chinese

South Korea | Park’s advisers offer to resign after her ouster

The senior advisers to ousted South Korean President Park Geun-hye offered to resign yesterday, news reports said, three days after the country’s Constitutional Court formally ended her

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