Conservation efforts help revitalise China’s Yangtze river
With 10-year fishing ban underway, fish stocks are starting to recover.
12 yo football prodigy dreams of playing for Cambodia
Wisdom Chukwuebuka Onyekachi, a young Nigerian footballer who was born in Cambodia, is currently a fourth grade student at Luxury International School in Phnom Penh. Football has…
Unlocking Laos’ tea potential: balancing growth with fair returns for farmers
Tea farmers and labourers in Phousan, Xieng Khuang province, northern Laos, work tirelessly to pick tea leaves from the village’s wooded slopes. The daily schedule continues…
Tigers major threat to rhino calves in Nepal community forest
A video that went viral on social media recently shows a tiger chasing a rhino calf as the latter’s mother tries its best to protect the baby. The incident happened in Kumaroj…
High number of North Korean elite defections to the South could mark second exodus: Analysts
While no specific figures for previous elite defections to the South were given, an unnamed official told local media that the rise in such escapes was likely triggered by the…
Orangutan conservation in Sabah, Malaysia starting to bear fruit
The success of the efforts has facilitated the planting of thousands of trees and the rehabilitation of 5,400ha, part of a broader initiative targeting 11,612 hectares of degraded…
What is Hainanese curry rice, and where can I find it?
Prime Minister Lawrence Wong said the dish reflects Singapore’s unique society, where various races have their own vibrant culture, yet are inclusive and united.
Thinking of getting a tattoo in pre-colonial Philippine script? Here’s how to get it right
While each symbol in Baybayin represents a syllable, the script can resonate deeply with those who choose it for their body art.
Well of Life project brings gift of water to Cambodia’s most vulnerable
In the wake of Cambodia’s tumultuous history, two men – Darin Wyman and James Purthree – accompanied by their two dogs, Bully and Toto, dedicated themselves to bringing…
‘Ojirap,’ navigating the fine line between care and intrusion
Often viewed as meddling in another's business, the caring spirit behind 'ojirap' shows concern and a desire to help.