Tackling private education
Last year alone, Korean parents and students spent a record 26 trillion won (US$19.9 billion) on private education.
Future of multilingual tourist information
The writer says that technology, particularly QR codes, offers a way to get around adding languages to signs and maps for tourist destinations.
Bringing children to work: A welcome change in fatherhood
Long gone are the days when it was said that a father stuck to their three primary roles of being the protector, the provider, and the disciplinarian.
To marry or not is a big question
Only by creating a more supportive social environment and promoting inclusive values can the development of marriage be facilitated, and personal happiness be achieved.
#MeToo in Taiwan
With Presidential elections due in a little more than six months, Taiwan is being rocked by a succession of allegations of sexual harassment.
Rise of inequality, drumbeat of development
Despite the Covid-19 pandemic, the number of people possessing more than $1 million of wealth in Bangladesh increased by 43 per cent in 2021.
Perils of fake news
The paper says both the government and lawmakers are urged to set up proper regulations to prevent AI-generated hoaxes.
The problem is not with coaching centres or ChatGPT
Identifying private tutoring, coaching centres and guidebooks as the source of education quality problems leads to treating the symptoms without looking at the root of the disease.
All (alone) aboard the emotional rollercoaster ride of motherhood
For many new mothers, the stress of caring for a newborn coupled with hormonal changes after childbirth, a possible history of depression or anxiety, and a general lack of social…
How the media helped shape a negative perception of the Rohingya
Oversimplified representation of the Rohingya crisis have perpetuated the notion of refugees being problematic and burdensome.