How Korea’s ‘dark side’ found fame on YouTube
YouTube creators draw millions of views by peeling back the polished image of South Korea to reveal its lesser-known struggles.
How did so many Thai farmers end up held hostage by Hamas?
The 31 Thais taken by the militant group were among tens of thousands of Thai workers in Israel.
What triggered the nightlong chaos between Dhaka University and seven college students?
The students blocked a road in protest last Sunday night, accusing Dhaka University's pro-vice chancellor, Professor Mamun Ahmed, of being rude to them.
Greed over care: Decoding the unholy doctor-pharma alliance
Research has shown it is common for patients to get treatments they don’t necessarily require. While there may be instances of innocent errors, at other times doctors are well…
Singapore reins in app stores to protect the young
Come March 31, Singapore’s media regulator will roll out a new code requiring, among many things, that app stores screen and prevent users aged below 18 from downloading apps…
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What exactly is the Prevention of Adolescent Pregnancy Bill of the Philippines about?
Senate Bill 1979 is being contested as being too vulgar and “abhorrent” for children to learn. But is it really?
Why the latest proposal to amend Pakistan’s cybercrime laws is an attempt to further strangle free speech
Pakistan’s digital rights remain hostage to the same political charades that allowed PECA to flourish in the first place.
South Korea’s ‘imperial presidency’: How it became a threat to democracy
Momentum is building for the reform of the country's 1987 Constitution, with sharp focus on curbing presidential power.
Karachi: the city without a plan
Despite five masterplans and countless promises, why does Pakistan's economic hub still look like a city in disarray?