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Discovery of ancient inscriptions adds new story to beginning of Batak script

While Batak culture can be traced as far back as 1500 BC, the discovery of three ancient inscriptions has led researchers to conclude that the Batak began to use their own script…

  • Published: March 14, 202411:30 am
  • Author Nur Janti
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Laperal Mansion: The newly restored Philippine Presidential Guest House

The historic mansion is now set to serve as the official Presidential Guest House for foreign heads of state or government.

  • Published: March 12, 20241:12 pm
  • Author Carl Martin Agustin
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‘Make in India’: Can South Asian giant surpass China and become world’s biggest factory?

The global scramble to find new manufacturing hubs comes at a crucial moment for India – the world’s most populous country – as it seeks to benefit from a demographic…

  • Published: March 11, 202411:27 am
  • Author Ann Asianews Network
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Pressured to be ‘best moms,’ women say it’s not just about money

To increase total fertility rates, experts urge that a change in society is needed along with subsidies.

  • Published: March 11, 202411:25 am
  • Author Lee Jung-joo
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Exploring the Filipino diaspora through photos

The life and work of Manila and Seattle-based photographer Charissa Soriano serves as a lens through which we might re-examine what it means to be Filipino in a globalized world.

  • Published: March 8, 202411:54 am
  • Author Rama O. Co
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WWF’s latest report hails the Mekong River’s biodiversity

The WWF explained that the river is the world’s largest inland fishery and sustains at least 40 million people and is valued at around $11 billion every year.

  • Published: March 6, 202412:31 pm
  • Author Niem Chheng
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A new dam threatens this Filipino tribe. It’s just one of the country’s stalled China-funded projects

The new dam is expected to provide Metro Manila with an additional 600 million litres of water daily once it is finished by end-2026, with officials saying it is even more…

  • Published: March 6, 202412:30 pm
  • Author Ann Asianews Network
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Time to invest in youth: Former Chinese men’s soccer team coach

After being installed as a technical director at the Beijing Football Association, former Chinese men's soccer team head coach Gao Hongbo has urged more of his fellow retired pros…

  • Published: March 6, 202411:33 am
  • Author Shi Futian
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What’s next for South Korea’s protesting doctors?

The possibility of criminal punishment is a pressing matter for the doctors on strike, as recently revised Article 8 of the Medical Service Act states criminal punishment as one…

  • Published: March 5, 202411:53 am
  • Author Yoon Min-sik
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Why is South Korea mulling an ease on marriage ban between blood relatives?

Currently, South Korea prohibits marriage between blood relatives within eight degrees of relations, such as third cousins - their grandparents' cousins' grandchildren - or closer…

  • Published: March 4, 202411:25 am
  • Author Lee Jaeeun

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