Cheong Wa Dae confident about stabilizing housing prices, pundits doubtful
Polarization may grow between the greater Seoul area and elsewhere, experts say.
Is Covid-19 vaccine pass justified? Seoul court has doubts
The court said that the vaccine pass policy indirectly forces a personal choice and therefore denies people the right to self-determination.
New domestic drone meant to boost Japan’s data protection
The drone immediately encrypts the data it collects, with the data stored on domestic servers to prevent theft by third parties.
Duterte says he will never apologize for drug war fatalities
Duterte likewise shared that he is helping the military and the police who are facing charges in line with their conduct of duties.
The ‘crazy’ man and the sea
Endlessly picking up ocean rubbish has earned fisherman Trần Văn Cường the nickname of 'crazy guy', but he disagress.
Thai tourism players on edge as Omicron fears stall travel sector
Since November, more than 350,000 vaccinated travellers have entered Thailand through its much-touted quarantine-free entry scheme.
Publishers’ group worry about closure of HK independent media outlets
The group also stressed that Hong Kong, if it needs to continue flourishing as a financial hub, needs a free press.
Chinese police find over 10,000 missing, abducted children in 2021
Since the launch of the campaign, Chinese police have resolved more than 350 long-pending cases involving child abduction.
Environment ‘needs better protection’: Malaysia environmentalists
Environmentalists have claimed that logging was behind the massive landslides and floods that hit the country.
Japan has high hopes for geothermal power in Kyushu
According to the Natural Resources and Energy Agency, Japan has the third most potential geothermal resources in the world.