18 years on, Nepal insurgency victims are in continued hardships, new study says
Education, healthcare, and social support remain out of reach for those affected by the Maoist conflict, ICJ survey finds.
Society
Bangladesh board game community: Building connections through play
From homes to cafes, the games brought them together, and before long, what started as casual meetups grew into a thriving community - Bangladesh Board Game Community.
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.
Japan says no funds for U.N. anti-discrimination body; committee called for change to Imperial House Law
Foreign Press Secretary Toshihiro Kitamura said at a press conference Wednesday that "qualifications for the Imperial throne are not included in basic human rights and do not…
Should ‘deepfakes’ be used in visual content?
As digital manipulations push the limits of what has previously been possible on the small screen, they have also ignited a firestorm of controversy.
Another collapse in Japan’s Saitama prefecture road connects two existing sinkholes
The sinkholes are believed to be due to a broken pipe under the road.
Chinese Indonesians enjoy Lunar New Year festivities across country
Over 800 people from different ethnicities and religions gathered at See Hien Kiong Temple after dark to enjoy lion dances, dragon dances, line dances, wushu performances, and…
Five nabbed over Kuala Lumpur nightclub ramming incident
Two people were injured in the incident.
Death blow: Dawn
The establishment of a new National Cyber Crime Investigation Agency and the Social Media Protection and Regulatory Authority makes clear the government's true intent:…
Soaring PM2.5 levels in Laos pose health risks
The Haze Monitoring Division of the Natural Resources and Environment Research Institute notes that Laos experiences severe air pollution every year during the dry season.