Fire ravages Rohingya camp in Cox’s Bazaar again
In a video footage shared on social media, the fire was seen spreading rapidly and engulfing hundreds of shanties.
Jokowi revokes thousands of land permits for mining, forestry, plantation
President Joko “Jokowi” Widodo said 2,078 of the revoked permits were for mining, 192 for forestry and 36 for plantations.
Hun Sen supports extended ‘ceasefire’ in Myanmar
He made the remarks during his visit to Myanmar in a bid to end the ongoing crisis and bring the country back to future ASEAN summits.
Bhutanese going abroad is a concern
About 99 percent of those going abroad were among the economically active section of the population.
Cambodia rights committee all set to debate rights report with UN expert panel
Civil and political rights, in particular, have been controversial and the source of many disagreements in the past.
Virus-hit party: Hong Kong suspends govt officials, launches probe
The party was thrown for Witman Hung Wai-man, a representative for Hong Kong at the Shenzhen Qianhai Authority.
Craftsmen, companies bring consumers into creative process in Japan
Entrepreneurs and companies can better reduce the risk of failure by developing products while observing consumer reactions.
Afghan professor arrested for criticising Taliban
Since returning to power, the Taliban have cracked down on dissent, forcefully dispersing women's rights protests and detaining journalists.
What life is like for man whose hand-drawn map led to reunion with mum
Child abductions were rampant in China in the late 20th century, largely due to a combination of factors such as poverty.
In highly vaccinated Korea, mandates are fueling a backlash
Health experts say they have qualms about courts having the ultimate say in Covid-19 response measures.