Myanmar’s Suu Kyi to face new charges of electoral fraud
So far she is facing 11 criminal cases, including two of corruption and one of violating the Official Secrets Act
Rapper Namewee defends China satire Fragile as views hit 30m
Released last month, Fragile, which features Australian singer Kimberley Chen, has become a viral sensation across Asia
Divisions in Korea’s society runs deeper than those between South and North
Regional discrimination found in rift between Jeolla and Gyeongsang provinces
Anti-stalking law needed urgently
Stalking has led to many deaths and assaults, say social activists
China relooks glass buildings, with several bird injuries being reported
Bird collisions have been reported in most parts of the country, involving 26 species, most of them being migratory birds
“No absolute monarchy:” Thousands of Thais march for royal reforms
The protesters defied a court ruling that had ruled that their demands for reform are a veiled attempt to overthrow the institution
India reopens to foreign tourism after 20-month pandemic closure
Since last month tourists on chartered flights were granted entry and Indian authorities expanded that to arrivals on commercial flights from today (Nov 15)
New secretary general of Japan’s ruling LDP shows willingness to revise Constitution
In 2018, the LDP drafted amendments to the Constitution, consisting of four pillars that include clearly providing legal grounds for the Self-Defence Forces
Delhi Chief Minister calls an emergency meeting to tackle air pollution after Supreme Court’s directive
The court also asked the Delhi government about its plan for installing smog towers and other emission control projects
Child marriage on the rise in Afghanistan, says Unicef
Afghan families are offering daughters as young as 20-day-old for future marriage