South Korea to host 1st ATP tennis tournament in 26 years
The ATP said the Korea Open is one of six single-year events for this season, along with tournaments in the US, Israel, Italy and Spain.
Japan should seek neighbors’ consent before releasing Fukushima wastewater: Yoon
Japan’s nuclear regulator recently formally approved a plan to dump treated radioactive water into the sea.
$107 million giant pool in NUS is S’pore’s first artificial ocean basin
It is a giant pool seven years in the making, measuring 60m by 48m, the equivalent of five 40-seat buses parked end to end, and about 12m deep.
Will AI-based recruitment processes lead to gender discrimination?
AI systems often learn to make predictions or decisions based on existing data, which may amplify existing biases.
Discover Instagram moments in Penang’s George Town and Balik Pulau
A few old haunts have closed but some beautiful new shops have opened in George Town.
Heatwave in northern region forecast to linger till July 28
Temperatures exceeding 35 degrees is likely to last for 13 to 16 hours each day, prompting authorities to issue warnings of high risk of explosions and fires.
11 killed as rain continues to lash Karachi for second day
Power supply was also suspended in areas where a large amount of rainwater had accumulated.
South Korea forced to reinstate antivirus measures amid growing Covid-19 wave
Starting July 25, international arrivals need to take a polymerase chain reaction test on the day of their entry to the country or by the second day of arrival, at the latest.
Japanese sentiment split over Covid-19 surge
While some people are heading to holiday destinations, taking thorough anti-infection measures, others have canceled their travel bookings.
Sinovac starts construction of vaccine quality research center
The facility, which is expected to start operations in the fourth quarter of 2023, will be mainly used for quality research – from raw materials to finished products.