‘Congratulations!’ followed by humiliation: Why some use violence to celebrate milestones
Nasty celebrations featuring violence and humiliation are nothing new in South Korea, nor is it unique to the country.
Nasty celebrations featuring violence and humiliation are nothing new in South Korea, nor is it unique to the country.
An estimated 10,000 conservancy workers cleaned up 19,223 tonnes of animal and cattle market waste in the wake of Eid-ul-Azha sacrifices.
The Geneva-based think tank says a hoped-for recovery from a ballooning gender gap hasn't materialized as expected as the Covid-19 crisis has eased.
Home-grown chefs are coming into their own and, in the last two years especially, many have opened restaurants, either on their own or with investors.
76-year-old Mbah Satinem was among Indonesia’s best-kept secret for decades but shot to fame after an appearance in the 2019 Netflix series, Street Food: Asia.
As a pillar industry, the output value of the sector has reached 12 billion yuan while the regional brand is worth 19 billion yuan.
Hanawon, officially the Settlement Support Center for North Korean Refugees, provides basic education programs and vocational training courses to assist defectors’ adaptation…
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The Soum family’s master goldsmith was originally named Nol, or Prince Nol of Cambodia. Born in 1923, he was the only son of King Sisowath and Princess Khieu Van Cheaneadka.
Despite opening only over a couple of weeks ago, Ashton Koh Jia You’s stall has been the centre of attraction on social media due to his flexing muscles while promoting the…