Macao National Security: Former pro-democracy lawmaker Au Kam San’s first national security case is now a year old, but his family says access to a lawyer and communication have remained restricted, raising fresh fairness concerns. Religion & Politics: A “Sinicization of Religion” summit in Macau spotlights how religious life is being aligned with state priorities, with Chinese Buddhist leaders stressing Socialist values and political reliability. Food Safety: The Centre for Food Safety stepped up lead testing after a powdered infant formula incident; no samples exceeded the local lead standard, but monitoring continues. Public Health & Family Life: The Health Bureau reports 370 breastfeeding rooms across Macau, with a breastfeeding initiation rate above 90%, and highlights workplace, campus, and family support. Youth & Community: PJ’s long-running youth training programmes graduated 255 participants, adding national affairs and national security education to leadership and crisis-response learning. Culture & Heritage: Macau’s Cultural Affairs Bureau delegation joined UNESCO World Heritage Committee talks in Busan, with China’s Jingdezhen porcelain sites newly inscribed. Local Governance & Culture: A lawmaker urges clearer restructuring plans for the Cultural Affairs Bureau and Sports Bureau so services and staff roles don’t get muddled. Tourism Regulation: Macau’s tourism sector backs new guidelines to rein in travel photography practices, including fees and on-site sales pressure. Tech Skills: Pearson’s Microsoft Office Specialist World Championship crowned Macao students as winners in Word and PowerPoint categories.