‘PC bang’ seek to hit refresh in post-Covid era
In recent years, PC bang spaces have vanished across the country, dwindling from 21,549 in 2009 to 9,265 in 2021.
Rise in male suicide rates in India: What does the data say?
The statistics revealed a staggering 166 per cent increase in suicide cases among daily wage earners in India between 2014 and 2021.
300 million smokers and counting: Why China just can’t kick its cigarette habit
Despite years of anti-smoking campaigns, many continue to light up, driven by social mores, cheap cigarettes, a lack of public education and, crucially, the protection of Big…
1.26 million Korean young people unemployed; over half hold college degrees
Among the unemployed population, 25.4 per cent were not engaged in any job-seeking activities.
True Crimes of Asia: Years after Taipei subway stabbing spree, mental health awareness still lacking
However, experts say that ultimately, avenues for help are useless if those struggling with mental health issues constantly feel persecuted by the larger community.
Who are the 10 charged following the billion-dollar anti-money laundering raid in S’pore?
The Straits Times understands that several of the 10 are related either by birth or marriage to one another, and all of them were originally from Fujian in eastern China.
Between digital loan sharks and weak regulation, Pakistanis are stuck between a rock and a hard place
Predatory practices by instant lending apps raise alarming questions about users' exploitation and the need for tighter regulations in Pakistan.
K-culture brings tourists in, but K-maps leave them wandering
There is a stark disparity between Korea's rising recognition as an advanced cultural, technological powerhouse, and its inability to offer reliable international map services.
Seven challenges for South Korea’s social, economic survival
Moving forward from South Korea's dynamic seven decades, The Korea Herald identifies the seven most crucial challenges the nation must overcome for a sustainable and prosperous…
7 in 10 Koreans favour immunity for teachers over child abuse charges
Teachers are also calling for protection against unfair child abuse claims, arguing that parents often unjustly accuse teachers of misconduct.