1 in 4 students think unification with North Korea unnecessary: Survey
The rate of students against unification increased for the third consecutive year from 19.4 percent in 2019.
‘Life-changing’ or scam? Axie Infinity helps Philippines’ poor earn
Detractors warn the game is a "house of cards", some likening it to a fraud scheme driven by hype and speculation.
Air taxi services in Sentosa and Marina Bay by 2024; flights to Malaysia and Indonesia to follow
An air taxi flight from Changi Airport to Batam would take less than 20 minutes, German aviation company Volocopter said.
UK pledges support for Vietnam to achieve COP26 commitments
The president of COP26 said he highly appreciated Vietnam’s strong commitments and its leading role in the region.
Presidential candidates begin official canvassing, travel for elections
Lee Jae-myung of the ruling Democratic Party of Korea and Yoon Suk-yeol of the main opposition People Power Party, traversed between Seoul and Busan on their first canvassing day.
Cambodia PM shares insights on peace process at South Korean summit
He opined that peaceful dialogue and a ‘Win-Win’ negotiation that can open up the possibility of ending war.
Land rights controversy shakes up Indonesia’s capital relocation plan
There are allegations that a number of prominent figures stand to benefit from the relocation to East Kalimantan.
Amidst Hijab row, India’s Karnataka orders closure of high schools, colleges for 3 days
Tension continued to prevail at some educational institutions in Udupi, Shivamogga, Bagalkot and other parts of the state.
Fearing junta, hundreds of Myanmar parents disown dissident children
Notices cutting ties between dissidents and their families can be seen daily in newspapers for last three months.
Marcos Jr ahead in polls as Philippines set to kick off election campaign season
More than 35 years after the Philippines emerged from his father's dictatorship, surveys point to a landslide victory for Marcos Jr.