* Students and teachers agree
— AI is widely embraced for learning, but fears of over-reliance remain, survey conducted in schools shows
* Gaming | Morgan Stanley shifts strategy amid royalty squeeze
* For wider and safe celebrations: Extended public transport and road closures for New Year’s Eve festivities
* Creative economy hailed as a ‘new engine’ and ‘golden key’ for global ties: experts
* Hotel occupancy reaches 90% in November
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Wednesday, December 31, 2025 – edition no. 4865
2025 – YEAR IN REVIEW
* A Year of Shifts, Shocks and Signals
— 2025 was anything but quiet. Macau’s political landscape shifted after Coutinho secured victory at the polls following the disqualification of two outspoken candidates, alongside the first arrest under the revised National Security Law and the city’s debut participation in the National Games – symbolism with consequences, not just ceremonies.
— This year’s review also broke routine. Instead of a straight chronology, we stepped back to measure impact – revisiting the most consequential deaths of the year, from Pope Francis to Charlie Kirk; tracing pop culture’s sharper turns; highlighting rare but welcome “good news;” and looking skyward as space once again captured global imagination. Uneven, intense, occasionally unsettling – but unmistakably 2025.
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