More than 11,000 people are feared dead after an earthquake measuring 7.7 on the Richter scale hit the south-east region of Iran. The three-minute quake, the world’s strongest this year, struck
The Chinese artist is world famous for works addressing human rights abuses, official corruption and the collision between Chinese culture and Western consumerism. But in his homeland, he has been
Toronto will not be bidding to host the 2024 Summer Olympics. Mayor John Tory has confirmed the city won’t submit a bid to host the event. He had until yesterday to
Australian boxer Davey Browne Jr. has died of injuries suffered in Friday’s IBF super-featherweight regional title bout against Carlo Magali of the Philippines. Browne, a 28-year-old father of two, was knocked
The first time I met Malcolm Turnbull, Australia’s new leader, all he could talk about was Japan. It was June 2002 and the Goldman Sachs banker-turned-politician couldn’t comprehend how a smart,
* Revamp option proves costly, gov’t asks for structural assessment * ‘Glass House’ to undergo repair works * Universal signs deal to open Beijing theme park * Madonna’s ‘Rebel Heart’ tour coming to
Kerry Simon, a former “Iron Chef” champ who served up dishes to rock bands such as Led Zeppelin and Mötley Crüe, has died. Simon died Friday morning at a hospice facility
JAPAN Okinawa’s governor says he is preparing to revoke approval for work needed to relocate a U.S. air base from one area of the southern Japanese island to another. Local
The South Korean and Philippine defense chiefs signed an accord yesterday to regulate and protect exchanges of classified military information on regional security, including on potential hostilities between the rival
António Katchi, a legal expert and professor of law at the Macau Polytechnic Institute (IPM), has expressed his concern that the Chinese government “went too far” by suggesting that Hong
The FIA and the Automobile Association Macau China had sought a total of seven manufacturers, who would be able to provide 21 of the 28 cars that will compose the
Organized by the Health Bureau Services, the 2016 Survey of Macau Health is now being launched. The survey aims to assess the local population’s health situation. According to a statement
The latest version of the health authorities’ blueprint for a medical personnel accreditation regime stipulates that prospective medical practitioners would be subject to a professional examination and half-year internship prior
An exhibition showcasing works by the renowned Portuguese master Júlio Pomar is set to open today at 6.30 p.m. at the Tap Seac Gallery. Jointly organized by the Cultural Affairs Bureau
“Windows on African Art,” is on display at Casa Garden until October 1, featuring a wide range of African artworks. Maria Fernanda, managing director of Global Meios, moved to Maputo, Mozambique,
The region’s budget surplus totaled MOP28.8 billion in August, MOP1.6 billion more than what had been amassed until July. According to data released yesterday by the Financial Services Bureau, the
Adjacent to Macau’s world heritage icon, the Ruins of St. Paul’s, the “Cinematheque-Passion,” located at Travessa da Paixão started its trial run yesterday with an informal ceremony which culminated with
Authorities might consider reinstating the operation of double-decker buses on the roads to address the mounting desire for public transportation, stated Cheng Chong Fai, president of the Public Utilities Concern
Stepping into the 5th edition this year, thr lion dance championship expanded and hosted its first event in Beijing at the Orange in Sanlitun on Sunday. The event was organized by
The Judiciary Police arrested four mainland loan sharks last weekend for illegally detaining one Hong Kong national and one Malaysian national in a foot massage parlor because the pair were
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