‘Dad, how do I raise my hand?’ Zoom CEO on when he knew his app was going to be big
When Eric Yuan arrived in Silicon Valley from China at the age of 27, he wanted to make it big. Fourteen years later, he created Zoom.
Helping marginalised people in China get justice
Seeing his father curl up on the sickbed in pain, Tang made up his mind to learn sign language so that he would be able to help his parents communicate.
The troubling rise of ‘revenge porn’ in Nepal
This has become a common form of abuse in the country, and is particularly harming young women.
F9 Park rape: If you’re a woman out for a walk, you’re ‘asking for it’
After they were done with her, the perpetrators also bribed the pair, still at gunpoint, with Rs1,000 in exchange for not reporting for the crime.
How do you show love?
Explore the beautiful and quirky moments of love through these everyday scenes in Singapore.
Musharraf — from military strongman to forgotten man of politics
In 1999, he overthrew the Nawaz Sharif’s government, Pakistan's Prime Minister at the time, in a bloodless coup and later became the president.
Revitalising Delhi’s school system: A triumphant journey
Delhi government's figures show its investment on education as ratio to aggregate expenditure has risen to be the highest among all the states.
What’s behind helicopter parents on school trips?
Tragedies like Sewol, Itaewon play a part in the breakdown of public trust, some say.
Meet the people protecting one of Singapore’s rarest tree species
A team from the National Parks Board is going to great heights to give the critically endangered Sindora velutina species a leg-up.
Numbers fall but PH teen pregnancies persist, mirror economic, learning gaps
This student's story is indeed a reflection of the condition of many young women who are confronting pregnancy at an early age in the Philippines.