Nepalis being duped into joining ‘fake’ universities in UAE
The institutions that were claimed to be universities and colleges turned out to be training centres operating in the UAE with affiliations from similar institutions in France.
Japan to issue notice for Japanese students in China to ensure safety amid rising tensions
The measure comes as tensions between Japan and China escalate following China’s fierce backlash against Prime Minister Sanae Takaichi’s remarks at the Diet regarding a…
Thai and Cambodian teams agree on drone use and temporary boundary markers
The meeting involved comparing and verifying all data, with both parties bringing their technical documents for discussion before beginning the joint survey and installation of…
Indonesian teen’s diary and online trail reveal path to Jakarta mosque blasts
The early‑November explosions struck worshippers as they lined up for Friday prayers, injuring 96 people and scattering shoes, prayer mats, and glass across the courtyard.
Less than half of children in Bangladesh go on to finish secondary education
Education experts attribute socio-economic realities and structural weaknesses in education as key reasons behind students leaving school before completing secondary level.
Widening graft probe pushes Philippines to ‘high political risk’ status
The Philippines now joins a troubling cluster of high-risk countries, namely Pakistan, Indonesia, Sri Lanka, Bangladesh, Nepal, Myanmar, India, Afghanistan, and Cambodia.
New research, training centre launched to boost Vietnam–Japan scientific cooperation
The centre brings together leading scientists and experts to advance three strategic pillars of analytical engineering technologies, human-resource training, and data science.
Malaysia strengthens child protection rights, measures against online sexual exploitation
The updated policy includes key actions such as legal literacy campaigns on children’s rights, simplified registration for welfare homes, and Internet safety awareness…
As populations plunge, some rural South Korean provinces court overseas Koreans to return
According to the Overseas Koreans Agency, 1,565 people who had previously emigrated returned to Korea last year.
38 terrorists killed in four separate operations in Pakistan’s Khyber Pakhtunkhwa: military
Last month, the Islamabad-based think tank Centre for Research and Security Studies said that violence had surged over the past three months due to a spike in militant attacks and…