Japan’s bear attacks: Workshop held on coexistence with endangered Asian black bears in Shikoku
The Asian black bear population in the region consists of only about 20 animals living in Tokushima and Kochi prefectures.
North Korean liquor could hit South Korean shelves after safety review
South Korea may soon allow select North Korean alcoholic beverages on the market after safety inspections. Authorities are reviewing production standards to ensure the drinks meet…
122 seats, 1,302 candidates: India’s Bihar set for second phase of polling on Tuesday
The campaigning for the second and final phase of the Bihar Assembly elections came to an end on the evening of November 9.
Malaysian King’s historic state visit to Saudi marks new era in bilateral relations
The visit reflects the continued commitment of both countries to strengthen bilateral relations and expand cooperation in various sectors, including economy, geopolitics, defence,…
600 workers, including Bangladeshis, unpaid for 8 months by Saudi firm: Human Rights Watch
Saudi ministry says company’s noncompliance due to ‘financial difficulties.'
South Korean ex-first lady Kim Keon Hee admits receiving 2 Chanel bags, denies favours
Ms Kim's lawyers said she initially refused the handbags, but eventually accepted them after Jeon Sung-bae's repeated offers. Ms Jeon, a shaman better known as "Geonjin,” is…
Mongolian doctors and health staff announce strike from November 13
The move comes after their demand for a basic salary of MNT 3.5 million remains unresolved.
Teachers’ strike in Mongolia to end; classes to resume
Z.Tsogtgerel, head of the Education and Science Trade Union Committee, said under the deal with the teachers' union, teachers’ basic salary will be raised to MNT 2.8 million in…
Malaysian government raises monthly amount to 800 litres for eligible e-hailing drivers
Prime Minister Anwar Ibrahim said e-hailing drivers are currently eligible for 600 litres a month, but the government is ready to increase it to 800 litres for e-hailing drivers…
Bangladesh government clarifies dropping plan for music and PE teacher posts in primary schools
The committee concluded that the project design was flawed, as such a limited number of teachers would not bring effective benefits.