Embracing the digital shift in the Greater Bay Area

Analysis The media industry in Asia is standing at a pivotal crossroads. With artificial intelligence (AI) reshaping how information is gathered, processed, and shared, media

A new blueprint for regional journalism

As the workshop concluded, journalists returned home with renewed resolve and actionable insights. The event highlighted how China’s evolving media practices and digital transformation journey can offer

Twenty Years of Macau’s World Heritage: Reflections and Renewed Challenges

Analysis By João Palla Martins, Architect (text and photos) In 2005, the inscription of the Historic Centre of Macau on the UNESCO World Heritage List marked an international recognition

Food done well – know your farmer’s heart and mind

Analysis A  recent advertorial in MDT celebrated MGM’s Aji becoming the first Macau restaurant to earn the top three-star rating in Food Made Good Standard certification.

How Macau’s second world war experience shaped the territory

Analysis This year marks the 80th anniversary of the end of the second world war, a conflict that left few corners of the globe untouched.

Shenzhen: Keeping Pace with the AI Revolution

Special report For years, siblings Fang Zhiyin and Fang Jingmin worked tirelessly to keep their family jewelry company alive in an industry facing increasing pressure

Relentless vessel traffic threatens the GBA’s marine life

Analysis The Greater Bay Area (GBA) is one of the world’s largest and fastest-growing coastal megaregions. The busy maritime hub is home to approximately 86

Macau-based sinologist honored with 18th Special Book Award of China

On the Agenda Brazilian sinologist and translator Giorgio Sinedino has been named a recipient of the 18th Special Book Award of China, the country’s top

Guangzhou – Nansha Accelerates Infrastructure and High-Speed Rail Access

Guangzhou’s Nansha District is rapidly developing integrated transport systems. Metro Line 18, a 160 km/h all-underground regional express, allows city center access in under 30 minutes. The Nanzhong Expressway

Shenzhen – New Reform Trial Targets AI and Low-Altitude Economy

China’s central government approved a new wave of pilot reforms for Shenzhen, focusing on artificial intelligence, low-altitude aviation economy, scientific talent, and cross-border cooperation. Mayor Qin Weizhong said

Zhuhai – Sports Events and Dual Typhoon Alert

Zhuhai hosted the women’s 7-a-side football match for China’s 15th National Games this week, strengthening its capacity for large-scale events. The city is also holding a traveling arts

Foshan – Cultural Zone Plan and Smart Justice

Foshan released a new tourism and cultural plan focused on its “Two Rivers Four Mountains” zones, especially Nanxun and Shiwan in Chancheng District. Authorities also expanded digital tools

Huizhou – Rural Craft and Summer Storms

Huizhou is training rural craftsmen to promote economic self-reliance in the countryside. Officials say the plan will create local jobs and preserve traditional skills. However, weather remains a

Dongguan – Cultural Heritage Week and Housing Slump

Dongguan will host Cultural and Natural Heritage Day events from June 13–15, including concerts, exhibitions, and live demonstrations. A live-streamed recruitment fair is also planned, offering over 5,000

Zhongshan – University Tech Park and Youth Events

Sun Yat-sen University released plans for a national tech park spanning Zhongshan, Guangzhou, Shenzhen, Zhuhai, and Hong Kong, focusing on R&D, entrepreneurship, and education. Meanwhile, a youth cultural

Jiangmen – Launch of ‘Jiangmen Premium’ Brand Plan

Jiangmen is preparing to launch the “Jiangmen Premium” initiative, which will roll out certified local products both online and in physical stores by year-end. The effort aims to

Guangdong, Hong Kong, and Macau to organize 2026 event

The 2025 National Environment Day National Main Event took place in Chongqing yesterday, featuring the announcement that Guangdong, Hong Kong, and Macau will jointly host

Big hopes for big health

In the News Secretary for Economy and Finance Anton Tai Kin Ip opened the 2025 Belt and Road Initiative Global Health Forum this week, urging

Greater Bay Area touted as model for promotion of global exchange

Analysis Prominent cultural figures highlighted earlier this week that the Guangdong-Hong Kong-Macao Greater Bay Area – a thriving model of cultural integration  – could

Hong Kong pushes medical innovation at Asia summit on global health

On the agenda The fifth Asia Summit on Global Health opened earlier this week in Hong Kong, gathering more than 2,800 medical experts, policymakers, and

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