Super Typhoon Hato: Winds of change
Super Typhoon Hato ripped through Macao, marring the face of the city but giving rise to a wave of solidarity among its citizens. It has left behind a city irrevocably changed
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Getting cricket back in the game
Over the years, cricket has had its ups and downs developing in Macao. The Macau Cricket Association, formed nearly a decade ago, is back with activities and has a new plan to put cricket back on the city’s sport map.
Building towards the future
Over the next decade, Macao will undertake a series of new infrastructure projects such as a new bridge and a tunnel linking the Macao Peninsula to the Taipa island
The China of wonder and marvels of Fernão Mendes Pinto
Peregrinação by Fernão Mendes Pinto reveals the difficulties of a Portuguese traveler in the 16th century and his thoughts on China
From scientist in Macao to founder of Singapore
José D’Almeida, Portuguese scientist in Macao, was one of the leading minds of the establishment of Singapore
Italian surprise in Macao
The FIVB Volleyball World Grand Prix returned to Macao this July, with the Italian team winning the round with three victories
Macao: a good role model
Zhang Dejiang, China’s top lawmaker, praised Macao’s achievements during a three‑day official visit to the Special Administrative Region
A regional economic transformation
Dr Thomas Chan, Director of the One Belt, One Road Research Institute of Chui Hai College, analyses how the Central Government is promoting the Guangdong‑Hong Kong‑Macao Greater Bay Area economic initiative
A hub of great cultural dynamism
Alexis Tam Chon Weng, Secretary for Social Affairs and Culture, talks about the development of the cultural sector and of the quality of life of local residents
Kintsugi: objects and their scars
Portuguese artist Kristrina Mar visited Macao to share her knowledge of a technique that gives broken objects a new