Home-cooked, frozen meals serving needs of busy families in China
There is now a rising army of urban workers who are joining the ranks of 'dongmen,' or frozen door, and are freeing themselves from the burden of preparing meals every day.
34 rescued animals brought to Gazipur Safari Park in Bangladesh
According to sources, these animals were rescued during a raid on an illegally established mini zoo called 'Modern Fantasy Kingdom' in the Kalukati area of Naria Ujjala in…
Artificial intelligence changing China’s learning landscape
Technology encourages more innovative approaches to education across all levels.
Nepal Police to use AI for crime control
Though still in the preliminary phase, AI may significantly enhance the trend analysis of crime to simplify the prediction and investigation processes, officials say.
Thailand’s economic struggle: Can the former Asian tiger regain its roar?
The kingdom faces a complex web of domestic challenges that have created significant headwinds for economic revival.
6 in 10 of South Korea’s medical residents now employed at other hospitals: data
After resigning en masse last year to protest the Yoon administration's medical school enrollment quota hike, many junior doctors have since become re-employed at medical…
Vietnam PM Chinh approves plan to shift from coal to clean energy
By 2030, the country will pilot carbon capture systems at selected aging coal power plants and consider decommissioning around 540 MW of coal-fired capacity in two locations if…
Air quality improves in all districts of Thai capital
PM2.5 pollution drops in Bangkok and the surrounding areas, dipping below the country’s safe standard for the first time in weeks.
Calls for stronger protection of Indonesia’s Brantas River grow as local fish face extinction
A study conducted by Ecological Observation and Wetland Conservation last year found only seven types of local fish currently inhabiting the downstream area of the river, against…
Bhutan’s black-necked crane population increases but key habitats see decline
The International Union for Conservation of Nature classifies the BNC as ‘near threatened’, meaning the species is at risk of becoming endangered if conservation measures are…