Sing it, Bangkok! Ed Sheeran wows fans at UOB Live
The spectacular night was opened by English singer-songwriter Calum Scott, who performed a touching set that included “You Are The Reason” and “At Your Worst”.
Thailand’s tallest mountain veiled in white to mark month of love
A cold respite from tropical heat in the lowlands, the chilly spectacle is expected to attract an influx of visitors, including Thai and foreign couples seeking a romantic…
World football stars in Hong Kong for Chinese New Year Cup
World football legends including David James, Francesco Totti, and Ballon d’Or winner Rivaldo will play at Hong Kong Stadium on Tuesday afternoon for the Chinese New Year Cup.
Harvard’s first-ever Filipino classes foster cultural connection, community
These courses, spanning beginner and intermediate levels, have garnered enthusiastic participation from students eager to reconnect with the Filipino language at Harvard. ed
Coin fraud scandal rocks Korean entertainment industry
Winnerz, a Korean blockchain sports platform, has been accused of running a coin scam after anonymous investors alleged that the company was issuing fake cryptocurrency, gathering…
Traditional Japanese pottery town evolves with changing times
Taking advantage of its clay suitable for pottery and location facing Ise Bay, the city flourished as a major production center of kame jugs in ancient times. In modern times, the…
Chinese New Year celebrated in Indian cities
Expressing hope that communications and practical cooperation between the two countries will be stronger and larger in the near future, a diplomat said bridges for…
Why ramyeon makers still stick with ‘ramen’ marketing
Using the Japanese word "ramen" instead of the Korean variation of the word, "ramyeon" is viewed as taboo in Korea, akin to referring to kimchi as "kimuchi," the Japanese phonetic…
Cambodia legend earns famous carom come-back victory
The event saw 32 outstanding billiards athletes competing, with the Kingdom’s number-one ranked player fighting her way through to the final, where she claimed her seventh win…
Singapore lost nearly 40% of its biodiversity in past 200 years, not as much as was believed: Study
Globally, these silent extinctions have posed a problem for scientists looking to chart the true scale of human-driven extinction.