Korean horror films tap everyday anxieties for spine-chilling thrills
Summer’s crop of domestic frights trades supernatural scares for all-too-familiar urban nightmares.
Vietnam’s print newspapers in the digital era
Print newspapers are becoming less common in everyday life. But those who work in the field, from vendors to editors, believe there is still a future ahead for the printed press.
Consumption report highlights sharp urban-rural divide in Bhutan
The survey also highlights substantial differences in housing conditions and food expenditure.
Farcical nomination: Dawn
Of all entities in the world, Pakistan’s government has nominated US President Donald Trump for the 2026 Nobel Peace Prize.
Game-changing economic reforms: Philippine Daily Inquirer
At the end of the day, however, a law becomes truly effective only when it is put into action.
South Korean President Lee Jae Myung to skip meetings with NATO leaders in Netherlands
South Korea is not a member of NATO, but the alliance has regarded the country as one of its like-minded Indo-Pacific partners — the so-called "IP4," along with Japan, Australia…
India rises to rank 15 among top global destinations for FDI in 2024: UN Report
The development comes despite a marginal dip in inflows at $27.6 billion.
I love you, bot: When AI becomes your closest companion
They’re always available, always attentive and increasingly hard to resist, even when we know they’re not real.
Diabetes affects 233 million Chinese, study says
The figure is up 163 percent from 2005, the latest study by Chinese public health experts has found.
Experts raise alarm over Nepal’s low budget for non-communicable diseases
Government has cut funding for non-communicable diseases even though these diseases are responsible for 73 percent of the country’s deaths.