Yunnan snub-nosed monkey receives a warm welcome
Yunnan snub-nosed monkeys come to a warm welcome, as researchers and local hunters-turned protectors devote the study and protection of the endangered species.
Dried bamboo shoots growing in popularity
In addition to its distinctive and satisfyingly tough texture, dried bamboo shoots also have a rich umami flavor, which is not something that can be tasted when the fresh one is…
Women lawmakers call for removing statute of limitations on rape cases
This comes as a woman brought to public an incident of alleged rape after eight years by a beauty pageant organiser.
Fukushima treated water’s effect on humans sufficiently small: TEPCO
TEPCO has estimated the radiation dose to be 0.03 to 0.4 microsieverts per year, below the authority's requirement of below 50 microsieverts per year.
Korea has nearly 100,000 investors holding crypto worth over W100m
As of end-December last year, a total of 5.58 million investors were registered with local crypto exchanges.
Duterte asks finance department to find a way to more than double monthly subsidy
Duterte had previously approved the P200 monthly allowance in a bid to help poor families mitigate the effects of rising prices of petroleum products.
Worldwide wearables market hit new record high in Q4 2021
Hearables, or smart earphones, were once again the leading category as shipment volume grew 9.6 percent during the quarter and accounted for almost two-thirds of the entire…
Cambodia’s agriculture exports reach 2.82 million tonnes by March 16: Official
The official said “important” agricultural products exported over the period included milled and paddy rice, cassava, cashew nuts, dried corn kernels, oil palm and peppercorn.
A case for open communication about dating
The writer says open communication on healthy approaches to relationships can allow young people to learn about such things with ease.
11 years on, Fukushima morass still poses danger
On March 11, 2011, the meltdown of three nuclear reactors at the Fukushima Daiichi nuclear power plant in Japan became the world's second-worst nuclear disaster.