When dogs become therapists in China
A growing army of trained animals is helping people — from children with autism to the elderly — enjoy more fulfilling lives.
Society
Why are more young South Korean men turning up at pro-Yoon protests?
Hatred, distrust of Democratic Party motivates young men to support President Yoon, experts say.
Jakarta polygamy regulation sparks backlash, renewed calls for abolition
Polygamy, a debated but often accepted institution in Islam, is legally regulated through the 1974 Marriage Law.
Hybe may face ban on using facial recognition technology at concerts
Industry experts have flagged potential risks, urging a thorough review before implementing such technology to prevent privacy violations or misuse of personal data.
Malaysia’s fresh graduates face employment challenges as AI takes over
There is often a gap between their skills and the roles available in their desired industry, resulting in intense competition with many vying for a limited pool of entry-level…
Bangladesh planning ministry to recommend formation of centre for utilising AI, social media
Such proposals come amid the increasing influence of both social media and AI in Bangladesh and other parts of the globe.
The high cost of neglecting women’s health
Apart from being unjust, deprioritising women’s health concerns comes with missed opportunities.
Seoul court mob challenges South Korea’s rule of law
Sunday's violent incursion was the first time in 35 years that a crowd stormed and vandalised court property.
Indonesia’s plan to restrict children from social media lauded, but some concerns raised
Around 89 percent of Indonesian children above the age of five use the internet, and most of them access social media, according to the government’s information agency…
Taliban deputy: No excuse for education bans on Afghan women, girls
The government has barred females from education after sixth grade. Last September, there were reports authorities had also stopped medical training and courses for women.