Some events seem so absurd that they hardly require comment. Yet that is precisely where the danger lies. The idea of using crocodiles to guard a prison holding Palestinian detainees …
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Beijing is once again “deeply concerned” about the latest U.S. trade restrictions imposed on 60 countries, while also accusing Washington of “suppressing” Chinese companies in particular, namely by banning the …
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Population aging in Macau has intensified. As families become increasingly smaller, the burden on caregivers is becoming a growing concern for society. Studies show that 36% of caregivers devote more …
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In the previous article, I used Cape Verde to stress that the Sino-Lusophone platform should not be underestimated. Today, I speak of another mirror: Singapore. On June 15, the Monetary …
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According to the Statistics and Census Service, May’s Consumer Price Index (CPI) rose 1.43% (year-on-year) and 0.17% (month-on-month). The rise in fuel prices pushed the transport index up 4.79% year-on-year. …
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The energy transition is not merely an environmental issue. It is a contest over influence, technology, supply chains and economic security. The record level of Chinese financing for green energy …
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Portugal is living through a strange, sickly period; submerged in so many problems that it drowns in an embarrassing lack of worldliness. The weeks bounce between political scandals — now …
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In an article published in this column in April, I suggested introducing Macau’s cultural heritage and Historic Centre into school curricula, either as a standalone subject or perhaps even a …
