Moon’s office faces dilemma over state funeral for ex-leader Roh
The country's last general-turned-president was accused of deep involvement in a coup and a bloody crackdown on a pro-democracy uprising.
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Princess Mako marries Kei Komuro, leaves Imperial family
She will start her new life as Mako Komuro.
Sara Duterte pushed Bongbong Marcos to run for president, says Imee
Senator Imee Marcos said her brother was hesitant to run for president as he did was not prepared.
Festival flowers in short supply in Nepal due to rains
Last week's unseasonal downpour damaged flower fields in Nepal and India.
Asia suffers hottest year on record in 2020: UN
Asia’s warmest year on record saw the mean temperature 1.39 degrees Celsius above the 1981-2010 average
Trading scraps for groceries in Hanoi
Stalls that allow people to do so are present at several locations in the city.
Democratising university spaces to recognise sexual harassment and sexual violence
Change has to come from women, students, minorities, and those placed on the lower rungs of the hierarchy, academic and non-academic, in a spirit of collaboration.
LDP wins one, loses one in upper house by-elections
An opposition-backed independent and a Liberal Democratic Party candidate were the winners in Sunday’s House of Councillors by-elections.
India can meet defence needs of other countries, says Defence Minister
Rajnath Singh made the remarks ahead of discussions on DefExpo 2022
S. Korea unveils 3-month plan to exit pandemic
The country will open up in three phases, with the first beginning on Nov 1