10 groups call for preservation of Coloane Hill

Commentary    BEIJING – For some of the biggest names on Wall Street, China’s economic prospects “look rosier than ever,” and China is “too big to ignore,” The New York Times reported recently.Indeed, to fully understand and correctly predict China’s economy has always been a topic the world pays great attention to.Over the course of China’s economic take-off in recent decades, noises forecasting a collapse of China have hardly been absent. However, the Chinese economy

Addressing yesterday’s regular press conference about Macau’s novel coronavirus situation, Leong Iek Hou, who heads the Communicable Disease Prevention and Control Division of the Health Bureau (SSM), said that only after Macau’s COVID-19 vaccination rate amongst senior citizens and children has reached at least 90 percent could the Macau government consider allowing foreign nationals without a local ID card who have been hired as domestic helpers to enter Macau again.Due to the COVID-19