Grape Power I

One of the astonishing facts about wine is that even being made only out of grapes, yet it offers so many different kind of styles, emotions and characters. Despite the

Kitchen wise | A Mother’s Day treat: Mini Mocha Baked Alaskas

Let’s say you dream of wanting to make a very special dessert for mom on Mother’s Day but don’t really have the time or the expertise.

Courts | Ho says ‘high officials’ wanted him to run for CE

The trial of former Prosecutor-General Ho Chio Meng resumed at the Court of Final Appeal yesterday. It was the second session since the matter was adjourned

Beijing says Interpol notice issued for billionaire Guo Wengui

China’s foreign ministry said yesterday that Interpol has issued a “red notice” seeking the arrest of Guo Wengui, a Chinese billionaire who has threatened to expose

Project Just Macau receives three complaints of election unfairness

Project Just Macau, a platform initiated by activist Jason Chao to monitor election fairness in the territory, has reportedly received three complaints concerning claims of pressing employees

30,000 customers affected by CTM blackout

Local telecom operator CTM called a press conference yesterday to provide more details regarding the partial blackout that occurred Tuesday night. According to CTM, the software problem involving

China-Lusophone countries trade grows 32.6 percent in one month

The trade in merchandise between China and Portuguese-speaking countries reached USD14.845 billion (around MOP118.5 billion) in the period from January 2017 to February 2017, official data from

Hangzhou-Lisbon flights launch on July 26

Beijing Capital Airlines, a regional subsidiary of HNA Group (a TAP Portugal shareholder), is launching the first direct air route between China and Portugal on July

Activist considers Wai Long unsuitable for public housing

The Macau government has announced plans to build 8,000 public housing units at the Av. Wai Long. The plan has been deemed by local social

Secretary says: Urban Renewal Committee ‘needs time’ to achieve results

The Urban Renewal Committee gathered yesterday for its third plenary meeting. After the closed-door meeting, Secretary for Transport and Public Works, Raimundo do Rosário, 

Process for AL election candidacy officially open

The procedures that will allow candidates to formally submit candidacy lists to run for the Legislative Assembly (AL) election in September have officially commenced, announced president of

Gaming | ‘Osaka Strip’ may challenge Macau, Las Vegas

As Japan makes way for investment in resorts, consulting group Global Market Advisors believes that the construction of an “Osaka Strip” involving three or more operators could

Corporate bits | MGM sponsors conference on intellectually disabled people

MGM once again sponsored the “Conference on Intellectually Disabled People in Asia” as one of its initiatives in raising public awareness on social inclusion. The

Ferrari roars back in China as rich snub Xi’s austerity push

Four years after China’s President Xi Jinping started cracking down on corruption and conspicuous consumption, the most extravagant fast cars are making a comeback. Chinese

Tax increase yields USD4.6m for Vegas stadium in first month 

Taxpayers contributed more than $4.6 million for an NFL stadium in Las Vegas in the first month that a new increase on area hotel taxes went into effect— ahead

Diplomacy | China, EU keen to push message of free trade, engagement

Top diplomats from China and the European Union pledged closer cooperation yesterday at a time of global uncertainty, highlighting their common interests in peace and security and

China-US | Trump has embraced autocratic leaders without hesitation

President Donald Trump congratulated Turkey’s president for sweeping up more power. Trump hailed Egypt’s strongman as a “fantastic guy.” When China’s president visited the United States,

Hundreds protest in Uganda capital against Chinese traders

Years of growing animosity at Chinese traders turned into a protest by hundreds in Uganda’s capital yesterday against what local businesses called unfair competition, while the

India | Ruling party leaders face trial in 1992 mosque attack

India’s top court yesterday ordered four senior leaders of the ruling Hindu nationalist Bharatiya Janata Party to stand trial over a 1992 attack on an ancient mosque

Philippines | Passengers scream as bus plunges in ravine, killing 31

Passengers were screaming in horror as the bus driver repeatedly hit the brakes, shouting they weren’t working, before the vehicle plunged into a ravine in the

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