Rear Window | Brexit side effects

At heart, nobody believed the outcome of the London calling would be to abandon the European Union. Of course people know one way or another the nature of a referendum

World Briefs

CHINA An overnight sleeper bus in northern China fell off an expressway into a ditch after a tire burst, killing 26 people, officials said. The government in the port city

Ask The Vet | 10 Essential Dog Cleaning Supplies

With the right dog cleaning equipment, you can keep your house and car clean and fresh smelling, without limiting your dog to one room and no family trips or having to book

In Paraguay, drought-stricken caimans agonize

Dozens of caimans are on the verge of death because of a harsh drought that has hit a wide desert zone of Paraguay known as the Chaco Boreal. Owners of the

Dead whale towed off Los Angeles beach

The reeking carcass of a dead humpback whale was towed back out to sea some 24 hours after washing up at a popular Los Angeles County beach Friday. Authorities used boats

Thailand, Japan share mutual affection that is rare in Asia

Thailand is smitten by Japan: Sushi restaurants fill the malls, Issey Miyake's luxury "Bao Bao" bags are all the rage and Thai tourists are flocking to Japan in record numbers

Monday, July 04, 2016 – edition no. 2591

* HK pro-democracy protest draws tens of thousands * Region not doing enough to combat human trafficking * Debate: more affordable housing needed * Deadlocked Aussie election   DOWNLOAD PDF   MDT FINANCIAL TIMES Supplement * The Brexit

Euro 2016| Portugal leaves it late again to beat Poland on penalties 

The Portuguese have been level after 90 minutes in every game this tournament, a run that continued today as Ronaldo and his teammates drew 1-1 with Poland after extra time, before

Analysis | The failed Land Law

“Unjust laws exist: shall we be content to obey them, or shall we endeavor to amend them, and obey them until we have succeeded, or shall we transgress them at

Editorial | China, Taiwan, the SARs: Brexit

There’s a strange feeling in the air we breathe these days. No, I’m not talking about the overwhelming pollution – although we had reports this week that the situation in

Coroner: Ex-UN official died when barbell fell on his neck

A former president of the U.N. General Assembly awaiting trial in a bribery scandal linked to Macau died in a weightlifting accident when a barbell he was lifting from a

Transportation | At least seven garbage related ferry delays in June

In regards to the ferry delayed this week due to sea refuse entering its intake, as discussed in a letter to the editor published by the Times on Wednesday, a

Environment | Is Nam Van Lake’s water fit for leisure activities?

Lawmaker Pereira Coutinho has issued a written enquiry to the government in order to question the use of the Nam Van Lake as a recreational facility. Coutinho’s enquiry cites information from

Pearl Horizon buyers banned from entering HK building

The High Court of Hong Kong has banned around 40 pre-sale buyers of the Pearl Horizon residential complex from entering the Pioneer Centre building, according to Hong Kong media. The

Pools under Sports Bureau management | Copious rules and prohibitions spoil the fun at public pools

Summer time and school breaks in Macau are usually synonymous with visits to local swimming pools. But the start of this year’s “bathing season” has left pool users perplexed with

Education | IFT’s new campus to open in August

The Institute for Tourism Studies’ (IFT) new Taipa campus will commence operations from August 1. IFT said in a statement that courses run at its former campus, the Estrada Coronel Nicolau

Economy | Moody’s: Macau recession won’t end this year or next

Research and credit rating firm Moody’s has predicted that Macau’s economy will face an aggregate 6 percent contraction year-on-year during 2016 and that even a 2017 recovery is looking increasingly

Professor Brian To | ‘Employee autonomy is only found in five-star properties’

Professor Brian To is a strategist, consultant and educator on matters of strategy, leadership, business and change management, among other topics. Currently affiliated with 10 different higher education institutions, he

Gaming employees oppose smoking lounges

Five representatives of the Association of Gaming Professionals (AGP) yesterday delivered a letter to the Legislative Assembly (AL) voicing their concerns over the availability of smoking lounges in Macau’s casinos. The

Li reportedly replaced as Liaison chief

Li Gang, the former Central Government Liaison Office Director in Macau, reportedly left his post yesterday, according to Portuguese News Agency Lusa who have cited a representative confirming Li’s departure.

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