Local university debuts Vietnamese culture education for foreigners
The Da Nang University of Science and Education is offering a unique one-year academic course for foreigners to explore in depth the country’s culture, history, geography and…
Bhutan-Thailand celebrate friendship through football
The majority of the spectators were students, symbolising the strong friendship between the two countries and its promising future.
Atomic bomb survivors vow to carry on Pope’s legacy; remember message during Hiroshima, Nagasaki visits
Pope Francis delivered a speech at the Peace Memorial Park in Hiroshima on Nov. 24, 2019 and at Nagasaki's Hypocentre Park.
Touring Malaysia for the best of local cuisine
From nasi lemak ayam rendang and beef satay to Sarawak laksa and chicken briyani, diners will embark on a gastronomic journey that connects them to the roots of the nation’s…
Nemophila: Sea of blue flowers flows seamlessly into blue spring sky in Japan’s Ibaraki
According to the park, the flowers will stay at their peak until early May.
Jakarta’s pet-friendly cafés: Serving more than just human food
Your pet isn’t just allowed—they’re celebrated. From dog-friendly gelato to cat-approved snacks, these cafés are embracing our four-legged companions.
University students fill key role in teaching Japanese to foreign children
Japan had about 3.76 million foreign residents at the end of last year, according to the Immigration Services Agency. That number is up by about 1.64 million over the past 10…
In Malaysia’s Ayer Kuning, a little coffeeshop is a bustling haven during by-election
The quaint Xin Aun Nong Yong coffeeshop on Tapah Road has been serving Malays, Chinese, Indians and people from other backgrounds for the past 90 years and will continue to do…
Bhutanese teen helps build satellite in Australia
Pema Tsho Sakhu, a 13-year-old Bhutanese student living in Perth, is helping develop a scientific payload that will soon be launched into Earth’s orbit aboard a CubeSat, a…
Beijing’s robot half-marathon puts innovations to the test
The marathon, despite some imperfect performances like an occasional stumble, proved that China's humanoid robots are moving from flashy laboratory demos to real-world scenarios.