A Unification Ministry official said her prominent presence in public events is more likely intended to reinforce the regime's "socialist great family" narrative — a propaganda…
In fast-paced Chinese cities that prize speed, productivity, and self-reliance, the app’s sudden popularity seems less about being alone and more about the anxiety of being…
Pyongyang is unlikely to repeat trash-carrying balloons, but may explore other forms of pressure in 'grey zone,' experts say.
Government data shows at least 70 brick kilns operate in Satkania upazila, 41 of them illegally. Both licensed and illegal kilns are stripping fertile topsoil from farmlands and…
Seoul eyes humanitarian cooperation on historical issues, including joint probe into Chosei coal mine accident.
Relaxed visa requirements and a weak yen have made it easier for foreigners to travel to Japan and to travel around once they arrive there.
For many, “black-haired foreigners” remain a target of lasting resentment, particularly among those who have served.
Youth unemployment has become a structural crisis, rooted not in a lack of talent, but in an education system that prioritises certificates over competence and memorisation over…
Every year, the Traslacion of the Black Nazarene in Manila gathers one of the largest mobile crowds in the world. It is also one of the most physically demanding religious events…
Industry stakeholders say the current tourism policy allows substantial revenue leakage, with foreign travel agents controlling key segments of bookings and tour arrangements.