Washington risks causing explosive spark by crossing redline on Taiwan
Speculation over whether US President Joe Biden's latest remarks on Taiwan were a "gaffe" or not, strengthens China's resolve to safeguard its territorial integrity.
Russell Crowe rewarded for becoming Thailand’s ambassador
Culture Minister Ittipol Khunpluem met the Hollywood superstar for his positive comments on Twitter .
World Polio Day: Ending Polio for Good
One thing that COVID-19 has taught everyone is that a virulent virus can travel swiftly across geographies.
Demand for death cleanup services soars in Japan amid pandemic
A surge in demand for the services of companies that manage the belongings of deceased people instead of family members has turned the spotlight on the issue of solitary deaths .
Opportunities abound for Hong Kong’s construction sector
The special administrative region's ambitious goals for its northern area and Shenzhen's plan to expand its Qianhai cooperation zone, offer much scope for development.
Japan slowly develops a taste for sheep meat
It might be difficult to find a country that consumes as little sheep meat as Japan does, the reasons for which are historical. But that is now changing.
AUKUS spurs arms race, puts to test Aussie pledge of nuclear non-proliferation
As Australia faces no major defence perils from the Pacific nations, the new grouping’s move is aimed at Chinese presence in the Asia Pacific.
No turning back: ASEAN leaders urged to sustain pressure against Myanmar junta
Regional leaders are to set to meet virtually this week without the coup leader in attendance.
Fewer than 20% women candidates in Japan’s lower house election
This figure is down 23 from the previous House of Representatives election in 2017.
Two Thai monks become social media stars
The duo's livestream mixes traditional Buddhism teachning with jokes and giggles.