Will the timeless martial art of Binh Dinh get UNESCO recognition?
Historians speculate that it originated in the 15th century, during conquests in the south
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Martian satellite begins remote-sensing surveys
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Singer Namewee made S$1.1m in virtual currency from selling song as NFTs
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China’s new Covid drugs showing good results
Drug researchers in China are making progress with several antibody drugs, which neutralize the virus
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The twice-in-a-decade National Congress of the Communist Party of China may be a year away, but party leaders are debating a new succession system
Wang Yaping becomes first Chinese female spacewalker
The mother of a 5-year-old is taking part in the Shenzhou XIII mission's first extravehicular activity.
Bengal to develop bio-shield to get protected from cyclonic storms
The natural barrier artificially engineered will be the first of its kind in the country
4 out of 10 North Koreans undernourished: Food and Agriculture Organization
Only five countries - Somalia, Haiti, the Central African Republic, Yemen and Madagascar - reported higher prevalence of undernourishment than North Korea in the report.
Kyoto firm puts genome-edited tiger puffer on the table
Genes in the fish that control appetite are knocked out by the genome-editing technology, boosting their appetite and the speed at which they gain weight
Body donors teach would-be doctors lesson about life
Most donors are ordinary people from varied walks of life and their final wishes are simple but worthy of respect