Bangkok and Pattaya governor elections planned for May
Interior Ministry and Election Commission officials will meet on February 21 to schedule long-overdue elections
How far have chips come to emulate human brain?
A new memristor-based neuromorphic computing model could be a game changer in the chip industry in the industry’s race for achieving brain scale, an expert said.
Marrying into Chinese-Indonesian families: Stories of interethnic relationships
Marrying into a Chinese-Indonesian family can be like being initiated into a unique cultural tradition. However, it can also lead to a relationship fraught with historical trauma.
Hide and seek: Being LGBT and Chinese Indonesian
For Chinese Indonesians who are members of the LGBT community, Indonesia can be a challenging place to live.
South Korea’s counterfeit market is very much alive
South Korea’s counterfeit market is very much alive
How do North Koreans celebrate Lunar New Year?
Not surprisingly, North Koreans begin celebrating the Lunar New Year’s day by showing their loyalty to the Kim family.
Indonesia’s popular governors step up campaign for presidential elections in 2024
Well-known governors have embarked on what seems to be a scramble for popularity outside their regions months before leaving public office this year.
Taliban killed scores of people since US pullout: UN report
The report sounds the latest in a series of warnings the UN chief has issued in recent months after the Taliban seized Kabul.
‘Situation is not normal’: New Delhi’s homeless shiver through harsh cold snap
The weather bureau has said that the maximum daily temperatures have been between two and six degrees Celsius below normal.
People’s trust on indigenous vaccine ‘great strength’ of India: PM Modi
The Prime Minister also said vaccines would not only protect the country’s youth but also help them continue with their studies.