The Von Neumann Institute is a Hong Kong University of Science and Technology initiative headed by SmartMore founder Jia Jiaya. It opened on Friday
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Both sides of the tariff negotiations that took place in Switzerland over the weekend cited progress, and said concrete details would be announced today
The Macao Orchestra will be joined by internationally acclaimed vocalists to perform the hit Disney film’s soundtrack, accompanied by a film screening
The recent attacks on the protected area in Niassa Province mark an expansion of the Islamist insurgency authorities claimed was nearly over just last year
Over 400 artists, ranging from best-selling musicians to Nobel Prize-winning authors, want government support for a proposed amendment to copyright law
There are free tickets for this weekend’s 5-on-5 basketball matches at Tap Seac Multisport Pavilion, with each person able to collect two tickets
The director of the Hong Kong and Macao Work Office says the central government has recognised the ‘good start’ that Sam Hou Fai has made
Chicago-born Cardinal Robert Francis Prevost becomes the first American Pope, promising a message of peace and unity to the Catholic world
Melco Resorts & Entertainment has reported significant increases in revenue and earnings across its Macao operations, with City of Dreams leading the charge
The aim is to achieve technological self-reliance in the face of US export restrictions, according to a plan unveiled by the Yizhuang Development Zone this week
The provincial capital is set to host the 7th World Athletics Relays this weekend – the first time that China has been selected for the event
That’s according to a survey by Time Out, which worked out its rankings by asking people from around the world how easy it was to traverse their cities on foot