No place for women online: The Kathmandu Post
With the rise of AI content, Nepali women are being subjected to more forms of online abuse.
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Cambodian team bound for Homeless World Cup in Seoul
The squad comprises eight young athletes who are homeless, or have experienced homelessness, making them eligible under the rules of the competition.
Workplace communication: To emoji or not to emoji?
For some, these symbols are efficient tools for communicating in the workplace, while for others, they seem unprofessional.
Cappuccino, papaya and people: What fuels Pope Francis on his historic 12-day Asia-Pacific tour
But the winners are the people who surround him – whether his close Vatican aides or the common folk, they energise him all the same.
9/11 anniversary brings Biden, Harris and Trump together at ground zero
The image was one of putting politics aside at this year’s solemn commemoration of the hijacked plane attacks that killed nearly 3,000 people on September 11, 2001.
New AI service to help lawyers go through 15,000 judgments in Singapore’s legal history
Developed by the Singapore Academy of Law and the Infocomm Media Development Authority, the AI service aims to help lawyers here prepare for cases more efficiently.
Why are so many districts in Seoul hopped up on beer fests?
While beer festivals have long been popular in regions with cultural ties to imbibing — such as the Daegu Chimaek Festival, celebrating the city’s fried chicken and beer…
Unseen dangers: Deepfakes in Cambodia’s future
Though Cambodia has yet to face the same surge in deepfake-related crimes, the nation must stay vigilant in safeguarding its people from the growing dangers posed by this…
Nameless legacies and prayerful art
Why do we work so hard to leave behind permanent things in an impermanent world?
South Korea pledges W5tr to improve medical training amid prolonged standoff
South Korea to invest 5 trillion won to improve education conditions and support doctors.