Seoul bids goodbye to ‘Squid Game’
To accommodate the festivities, Sejong-daero was closed to traffic. Despite the sweltering humidity and clouds of lovebugs, the atmosphere was one of excitement as both local and…
Three Gaza features win at News and Documentary Emmys
News features about Gaza won awards at the News and Documentary Emmys, including Outstanding Light Feature – Long Form, Outstanding Hard News Feature – Short Form, and…
Pakistan: A history through posters, papers and assorted paraphernalia
Join Dawn in a pictorial timeline of the nation's most telling moments.
Career changes becoming more common among middle-aged, elderly people in Japan
Against the backdrop of an ongoing labour shortage, some small and midsize enterprises are now beginning to focus on creating environments where people can work longer.
Philippine tennis star Alex Eala primed for more success after first WTA final, says Rafael Nadal
Mr. Nadal, the 22-time Grand Slam champion, celebrated Ms. Eala’s historic feat after becoming the first Filipino to reach a WTA final despite falling to Maya Joint of…
Japan’s Imperial family mourns loss of beloved family dog
Yuri, a female mixed breed, was 16 years and 4 months old and died of old age. She passed away peacefully under the watchful eyes of her family.
West Philippine Sea, Benham Bank among world’s richest soft coral habitats, new study finds
The results of the study confirm Philippine waters as a key contributor to one of the globe’s biodiversity centers for vital reef organisms.
Popular Japanese food chain Yoshinoya to offer noodle bowl in Japan to attract more female customers
Yoshinoya’s main customer base is men in their 30s and older, but they want to attract more female customers, who currently account for only less than 30% of the total.
Lychee season draws tourists to Vietnam’s Bac Giang
Once a purely agricultural product, lychees are increasingly becoming a signature feature of sustainable tourism in the region.
Almost 8 in 10 adults in Singapore read at least one book in 2024: reading survey
Conducted every three years by the National Library Board, the 2024 study also found habitual reading levels have reverted to pre-pandemic norms, with 81 percent of teens and 89…