The phenomenon of ‘quiet quitting’
It is observed in many organisations where some employees put in barely the required effort to keep their job.
Society
A mockery of education in indigenous languages
The main issue seems to be the lack of teachers proficient in indigenous languages. Many teachers are struggling to utilise the curriculum due to inadequate training and a lack of…
PM Kishida seeks cooperation against disinformation during International Summit for Democracy
PM Kishida also said that the spread of disinformation is a challenge common to all countries and requires common understanding and collaboration at the international level.
Int’l Labour Organization encourages restraint, dialogue to resolve Korea’s medical crisis
Meanwhile, the South Korean government gave a final warning to the striking junior doctors, and said it would suspend the medical licences for those who not complying.
Malaysia’s Women’s Ministry plans to develop e-filing system for sexual harassment victims
While waiting for the system to be ready, victims will need to go to Putrajaya to make reports or complaints.
Singapore ranked happiest place in Asia for two years running, 30th globally for 2021-2023
Finland topped the charts for that period, with Denmark and Iceland securing the following two spots out of the 143 countries and territories.
More youth affected by sleep troubles in China
An expert said that many children have started to exhibit symptoms such as insomnia and anxiety, due to problems managing their schedules.
Drop all charges against journalist Rana immediately: Committee to Protect Journalists
A mobile court jailed Shofiuzzaman Rana of Desh Rupantor for six months for "misbehaving" with a government official.
ASEAN review notes digital literacy gap despite high access to internet
The findings highlight the necessity of tailored digital literacy initiatives to address the diversity of needs among Cambodian communities.
Biggest immigration concern among South Korea’s youth, low-income earners: Competing with foreign workers
Most Koreans support the establishment of an independent government agency for immigration services, despite worries among some Korean youths and low-earners that it will lead to…