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Raising bookworms or robots? Why private reading academies thrive

Korean parents send their kids to hagwon to read books as a replacement for parenting, strategic investment

  • Published: November 14, 202412:09 pm
  • Author No Kyung-min
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Traditional weddings are so last decade – Meet the new-age Bangladeshi brides

Once bound by tradition, Bangladeshi brides now boldly celebrate their individuality, often defying outdated norms. Modern brides prioritize personal expression, with supportive…

  • Published: November 13, 20241:11 pm
  • Author Sabrina N Bhuiyan
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Devotees worship rising Sun God to conclude Chhath in Nepal

Chhath, celebrated especially by the people from Tarai region, is now observed in the hilly areas of the country including Kathmandu as well.

  • Published: November 13, 202412:13 pm
  • Author The Kathmandu Post
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Wage arrears a bane for RMG protesters in Bangladesh

Officials have said the financial condition of the garment workers is rather bad because of high inflation and because they are not paid timely by the factory owners. Since the…

  • Published: November 12, 202412:26 pm
  • Author Refayet Ullah Mirdha
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Waste woes: Vietnam seeks sustainable solutions

Vietnam has 116 landfill sites that pose serious environmental risks, but only eight of these had been treated and rehabilitated to meet safety standards by 2019.

  • Published: November 12, 202412:25 pm
  • Author Viet Nam News
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Japanese companies sprucing up employee dorms to attract new workers, keep young ones

While many companies shuttered their employee dorms late in first decade of the 2000s, such residences are enjoying a renaissance of sorts in recent years, a trend that has…

  • Published: November 11, 202412:35 pm
  • Author The Yomiuri Shimbun
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What are Trump’s views on Israel’s war on Gaza?

Trump’s rival in the elections, Democrat Vice President Kamala Harris, and outgoing US President Joe Biden were heavily criticised by many Democrats for their steadfast support…

  • Published: November 11, 202412:34 pm
  • Author Dawn
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Malaysia’s ancient, now extinct tradition of ‘semah ikan terubuk’

There was a time when ikan terubuk roe was inextricably linked to Malay culinary culture. Because the trade of terubuk eggs was so important in the Malay world, the islands that…

  • Published: November 8, 202412:43 pm
  • Author Abirami Durai
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Let’s Talk About Death: Who will care for my special needs sister when I die?

In 2022, Mr Nazri Omar started suffering a run of personal tragedies. He lost his mother due to renal failure, suffered a debilitating stroke and then lost his father to dementia…

  • Published: November 8, 202412:42 pm
  • Author Ashleigh Sim and Jordan Lee
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Chinese Gen Zs animal obsession

A growing fascination with exotic pets is drawing young enthusiasts to pet cafes and social media, despite the challenges of raising unconventional animals.

  • Published: November 7, 20241:47 pm
  • Author Meng Wenjie

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