Income inequality widens marriage rates among men
According to data released by the Korea Labor Institute analyzing labor and fertility trends, men with higher economic status were less likely to be unmarried and childless than…
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Mine-detecting dog gives birth to new litter of hero canines
The ten puppies will also be trained in the detection of landmines and unexploded ordnance.
How erratic weather has affected Bangladesh’s food production
Damage to their livelihood forced the daily wage earners to immediately adapt through reduced meals and less food intake.
Age no problem: 109-year-old granny casts her vote in Uttaradit
Great Granny Lek is Uttaradit’s oldest citizen and has never missed exercising her voting rights, be it in local or national elections, Hat Ngiew village headman Noi Yotsombat…
Cyclone Mocha: 2,826 shanties damaged in Rohingya camps
Among those, 278 shanties were damaged completely while 2,548 were partially damaged.
South Korea eyes letting soldiers use phones during work hours
The Defence Ministry said that the advantages of allowing enlisted soldiers to carry and use their mobile phones during working hours outweighed the disadvantages.
South Korea not a country for working moms?
Despite government policies to boost births, Korean women feel disadvantaged at work for pregnancy, child care responsibilities.
Hard truths about the Korean dream
As South Korea considers immigration as one of the solutions to address its population crisis, calls are growing for measures to retain those who come to Korea to study.
Seoul to develop AI system to manage subway congestion
The new service is designed to help analyse the real-time flow of passengers and crowd levels in subway compartments, improving operational efficiency.
Is Malaysia prepared to deal with quakes?
According to the Seismic Disaster Zone Map, Sabah has the most areas that could record earthquakes of 5.6 to 6.5 on the Richter scale.