Divisions in Korea’s society runs deeper than those between South and North
Regional discrimination found in rift between Jeolla and Gyeongsang provinces
Anti-stalking law needed urgently
Stalking has led to many deaths and assaults, say social activists
US warns China over pressure on Taiwan ahead of Biden-Xi summi
Secretary of State Antony Blinken spoke with Foreign Minister Wang Yi and expressed concern over China's continuing pressure on Taiwan
Seoul official optimistic over deal to end Korean War, rules out rift with Washington
First Vice Foreign Minister Choi Jong-kun said he expects the result to come out soon, and that the next step is to make the proposal to North Korea
Delhi Chief Minister calls an emergency meeting to tackle air pollution after Supreme Court’s directive
The court also asked the Delhi government about its plan for installing smog towers and other emission control projects
Could Korea get teenage lawmakers?
Parties discuss lowering age requirement for electoral posts ahead of elections
Start of Malaysia’s international bubble today a lifeline
The entry of foreign tourists, the first since borders closed almost two years ago, is taking place amid warnings that Covid-19 cases may rise again
S. Korea’s household debt-GDP ratio highest worldwide
The country's household debt stood at 104.2 percent of its GDP as of end-June this year, the highest among 37 economies
Japan, U.S. set to open talks on steel, aluminum tariffs
The talks are aimed at addressing “global steel and aluminum excess capacity,” restoring market-oriented conditions and preserving critical industries
Delhi rejects Chinese claims over Indian territory
Officials were reacting to a US Defence dept report that refers to construction activities by China in the Arunachal Pradesh sector