Vietnam working with Cambodia on serious human trafficking situation
There have been growing incidences of human trafficking situation in Cambodia, involving Vietnamese citizens who have been tricked into working in questionable establishments in…
Stroke survivor holds festival to bring hope
So far, the annual Nosocchu Festival (Cerebral stroke festival) has taken place twice with a live audience and twice remotely.
Vietnam’s tank team finish 4th in Army Games semifinals
This was the first time the Vietnam People's Army tank team have advanced to the semifinals in the category.
Rangers launch ‘ghosts of the mountains’ survey
Known as ‘ghosts of the mountains’ because of their elusive nature, snow leopards live in the mountains of northern and central Asia and the Himalayas.
Young woman inherits traditional Chinese batik techniques
Zhang Juanjuan, a member of the post-1995 generation, hopes to help more young people learn about batik techniques of the Miao people and inherit the craftsmanship.
Bangladeshi-born Fahmida in Pulitzer prize winning team
The team were awarded the prize for "using graphic reportage and the comics medium to tell a powerful yet intimate story of the Chinese oppression of the Uyghurs”.
Chadchart vows to upgrade clinics as Bangkok becomes ‘elderly city’
The governor also said Bangkok was now officially home to a “grey society” with seniors accounting for over 20 per cent of the 5.5 million registered residents.
Are eco-friendly bricks the future of Indonesia’s building material?
Eco-friendly building materials can be a solution to minimise plastic waste, but challenges, including costly production, remain.
Security beefed up ahead of farmers’ protest in New Delhi
An umbrella body of 40 farmer organisations had announced a 75-hour sit-in protest to press for their demands, including proper implementation of the minimum support price for…
Man gets 18 months in jail for hacking court’s website
The hacker, who renamed the Court's website “Kangaroo Court”, will have to pay a fine as well.