Brazil | Judges called on to clean up political mess, again

Flailing in yet another political crisis, Brazil is once more looking to its judges for salvation. This time, they could determine the fate of its president,

The Buzz | Chinese law professor, government critic, silenced 

One of the Chinese government’s most vocal critics is finally falling silent. He Weifang told The Associated Press Friday that he would no longer publish on social media

World views | Trump Is right, Germany’s carmakers are downright evil

When they want Donald Trump to grasp a topic, his advisers have learned to keep things simple. Visual aids help. Unfortunately, global economic imbalances - the massive

Nature | White House adviser differs with coal-loving president

The president’s chief economic adviser is casting doubt on the future of U.S. coal, saying it “doesn’t really make that much sense anymore as a feedstock,” directly contradicting President

Myanmar, having warmed to the West, turns to China again 

Myanmar was supposed to turn away from China and toward the West when the United States helped the Southeast Asian country make the transition to a civilian government after

Monday, May 29, 2017 – edition no. 2811

* Former La Scala land public housing project to be assessed * UM opens bilingual training center * New measures against financial crime * Fierce fight goes on in Marawi   DOWNLOAD PDF   * China unleashes

64th Macau Grand Prix | WTCC return not confirmed

The expected return of the FIA World Touring Car Championship (WTCC) to the Guia Circuit for the 64th edition of the Macau Grand Prix may

Brasilia on fire | Brazil president revokes order deploying troops in capital

Brazil’s president yesterday cancelled an order to deploy the military to the streets of the capital after criticism that the move was excessive and merely an effort to

Environment | Air quality improving after HK, Guangdong initiatives

According to the Air Quality Report 2016, published by environmental authorities in Macau, Hong Kong and Guangdong Province, the quality of air in the Pearl River Delta

AL Plenary | Lawmakers deem high officials accountable for problems reported by CCAC

Several lawmakers posed questions yesterday to the Secretary for Administration and Justice, Sonia Chan, regarding the government’s method of handling the problems reported by the Commission

28th Macao Arts Festival | Icelandic take on The Seagull to close out event

The 28th Macao Arts Festival will come to a close on Sunday after two showings of a modern, Icelandic take on Anton Chekhov’s The Seagull,

China-PSC fund headquarters to be unveiled during int’l infrastructure forum

The China-Portuguese speaking countries (PSC) cooperation and development fund headquarters and protocol signing ceremony will be one of the highlights of this year’s edition of

Tourism | MGTO joins event in Lisbon

The Macau Government Tourism Office (MGTO) and the Portuguese Association of Travel and Tourism Agencies (APAVT) organized a presentation session in Lisbon for tourism government

Half of local restaurants reported revenue growth in March

Almost half of the restaurants interviewed in the March business climate survey reported year-on-year growth in revenue for that month, up by 10 percentage points from the

Heritage | Plans and architectural drawings on display

An exhibition featuring about 60 city plans and architectural drawings kept in the Macau Archives (AM) will be inaugurated next month. Organized by AM, the

Briefs | Macau Mobile Library suspended

All services at the Macau Mobile Library will be suspended from today for inspection and maintenance. According to a statement by the Cultural Affairs Bureau, the Mobile

Real Estate Matters | The Best Places to Live in Macau – 2017 – Part V

We are often asked by people new to hunting for a home in Macau “Where is the best place to live?”. The answer to this

OPEC, allies to extend oil cuts

OPEC and its allies extended oil production cuts for nine more months after last year’s landmark agreement failed to eliminate the global oversupply or achieve a sustained price

Beijing protests US Navy patrol through South China Sea

China protested a U.S. Navy patrol that sent a guided missile destroyer near a group of man-made islands in the South China Sea yesterday, in the

China and Pakistan working to free abducted Chinese

Authorities from China and Pakistan are working together to rescue a Chinese couple abducted in southwest Pakistan, a Chinese government spokesman said yesterday. Chinese foreign

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