Nepal women cricket team’s path ahead is tougher than ever
Despite putting up promising performances over the years, Nepal’s women’s cricket hit a period of stagnation. They are now trying to return to their old form. But still, the…
Mammoth road rage: Elephants attack car in Malaysia allegedly after getting horned at
It happened on the same highway where an elephant calf was killed earlier in May after it was hit by a lorry.
Jumbo task: 400 pills a day for elephants with TB at Karachi’s Safari Park
It has taken Madhubala and Malika several weeks to settle into the treatment after spitting out the first few doses they tasted of the bitter medicine, and crankily charging their…
Nepal is counting its monkeys to tame rising trouble in villages
First nationwide monkey census aims to find ways to reduce conflict and help develop conservation and adaptation plans.
How TikTok is fighting deepfakes of K-pop idols
How AI and humans tackle growing threat displayed at platform's moderation hub in Singapore.
Can Starlink finally unlock remote work for Bangladesh?
Bangladeshis have flirted with the idea of decentralised work for long enough. Maybe, just maybe, with a satellite dish pointed at the stars, they can bring that daydream a little…
‘Silence is dangerous. We must keep talking,’ says bilingual Japanese novelist Yoko Tawada
The acclaimed writer shares her thoughts on AI translation, language, and the power of conversation.
The dedication of marrying oneself: Why some South Koreans throw ‘sologamy’ weddings
Those who hold solo weddings do not just celebrate their decision to self-marry. Often, they do so to resist the pressures of a marriage-centric culture, where societal benefits…
‘Slow cinema’ director retells Philippines history in new film
"Magellan," which premiered at the Cannes film festival on Sunday, is the latest feature from Filipino director Lav Diaz, who acknowledges he is tackling sensitive issues.
In Cambodia, Kun Khmer ref, judges penalised; fans worry ‘light’ punishment won’t prevent corruption
In the end, the federation opted for a temporary four-week suspension, a move that many still consider far too soft.