I Int’l Film Festival – The opening

The inaugural International Film Festival & Awards Macao (“IFFAM”) will launch in December with a selection of Asian and international feature films. The festival — which features 12

Animal Welfare | Coloane cat sanctuary opens tomorrow

The opening ceremony for a new cat sanctuary operated by animal welfare group Anima (Macau) will be held tomorrow afternoon at Estrada do Campo in Coloane Village. The new

Education | Model EU to be held this weekend

The Macau Model European Union will be held this weekend at the University of Macau (UM), bringing together 56 undergraduate and postgraduate students from six Macau tertiary institutions. The

Gaming | Investors confident in Japan, though bill awaits approval

The long-awaited Japanese Integrated Resorts Promotion Bill, which would pry open the country to gaming investors and possibly transform Japan into one of the biggest gaming destinations

UM to confer honorary doctorate on Tse Chi Wai

The University of Macau (UM) will confer a Doctor of Social Sciences honoris causa degree on the educator Dr Tse Chi Wai for his contributions to education and social

Auction and art fair organized simultaneously in town

The Poly Macau Art Auction is being held again until today at the Regency Art Hotel. The categories include Chinese and Asian Modern and Contemporary Art, Fine

Crime reports increased 4.6 percent in first nine months

The latest crime statistics, released yesterday, show that the police authorities filed 10,826 criminal reports from January to September of this year. This figure represents an increase

Briefs | IIM to present photo exhibition

A photo exhibition titled “Birds of Macau” by Roberto Badaraco will be held at the Macao Science Center from December 2 to 7. The exhibition features a rich

Economy | Gov’t hungry for finance leasing sector

The local government has begun “stepping up efforts to develop finance leasing businesses in Macau, including the drafting of a framework regulation,” according to a statement from the Government

Education | Quality assessment agencies striving to achieve UN academic agenda

In a bid to lessen the mismatch between new graduates’ skills and the requirements of companies, the Education Bureau of Hong Kong (EDB) is attempting to strengthen the quality

Corporate bits | Rene Liu to perform at the Venetian

Taiwanese singer and actress Rene Liu will return to Macau in the New Year, bringing her highly anticipated “Rene Liu Renext 2017 World Tour Macau” to the Cotai Arena

Real Estate Matters | 25 Property Questions We Were Asked This Year – Final Part: The Top 5 Questions…

5. Can my landlord throw me out of my apartment ? Yes, but only under certain circumstances. These include; If a tenant does not pay rent at the

Debut of largest Airbus A350 signals triumph of two-engined jets

The biggest version of Airbus Group SE’s A350 wide-body jet made its first flight yesterday, swelling the twin-engine model’s capacity and casting further doubt on the future

TV show gets by rule by pairing fathers with fake kids

A hit Chinese reality TV show has attracted criticism for pairing male celebrities with young children standing in for their sons and daughters and posing them in intimate situations.

Beijing rebuffs Trump threat to take steps to win trade edge

China pushed back against President-elect Donald Trump’s threat to use sanctions to win back a competitive trade advantage for the United States. On the campaign trail, Trump had

America’s first Chinese-built SUV is a Buick Envision

Buick adds a third SUV this year with the compact Envision, a competent and nicely equipped five-seater that is the first SUV to be built in China and sold

Philippines | Duterte’s anti-US rhetoric not enough for communist rebels

Communist guerrillas warned that a peace deal with President Rodrigo Duterte’s government is unlikely to be reached if he won’t end the Philippines’ treaty alliance with the United

ADB head says continued engagement in Asia good also for US

Continued engagement by the United States with Asia under President-elect Donald Trump would be good for both the region and America, the head of the Asian Development Bank said

USA | Trump taps ‘king of bankruptcy’ Wilbur Ross for commerce secretary

Wilbur Ross, the billionaire investor considered the “king of bankruptcy” for buying beaten-down companies with the potential to deliver profits, is President-elect Donald Trump’s choice for commerce secretary,

UN diplomats welcome Haley pick, puzzle over policy

U.N. diplomats welcomed the selection of South Carolina Gov. Nikki Haley to represent the U.S. at the world body, even as they grappled to understand what international diplomacy might

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