One-day event to showcase 110 decorated manhole covers from across Japan
Attracting attention from around the world, organisers of the “street art” aim to promote understanding of sewage systems.
Society
Govt decides to clear Joyland for release in Pakistan: Salman Sufi
PM Shehbaz had formed a committee to look into complaints that the film was “against social and moral norms” and recommend follow-up action.
Vietnamese emperor’s gold seal to return home
The auction of the seal had been deferred twice by the Paris-based auction house, Millon, due to "the strong interest of the Vietnamese State".
What I’ve Learned: Naomi Laiputa, Eastern Indonesia’s barefoot doctor
Armed with a little more than a smile, a growth chart and a big heart, she oversees more than 10,000 mothers and children across Kupang regency.
Boat carrying more than 100 Rohingya refugees lands in Aceh
Hamdani, a spokesperson for the North Aceh administration, said all 111 aboard the boat, which included 27 women and 18 children, were in good health.
Anger over list of Itaewon tragedy victims
The ruling and opposition parties have clashed over the need to disclose the list of victims for weeks, even before the arbitrary release of the online media.
China’s Covid-19 frustrations spark unrest in Guangzhou as cases rise
Among all the latest outbreaks in China, Guangzhou has the biggest caseload, with daily new infections topping 5,000.
Asia-Pacific youth at COP27 demand compensations over climate change impact
Holding protests at the conference venue, several youth organisations demanded the countries set up a finance facility to provide accessible funding to limit the effects.
Khmer make-up artist living Hollywood dream
She discovered her love for makeup artistry when her friend asked her to join the makeup team on a movie.
‘Joyland’s success is Pakistan’s success’: Celebrities rally behind filmmaker
After a sudden U-turn decision, Director Saim Sadiq shared that the film had received certification by all three censor boards earlier in August.