Five kinds of puppyhood in Korea
March 23 is National Puppy Day, started in 2006 by dog lovers in the US to honour the cute furry creatures that bring joy to humans.
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Vulnerable Nepali girls forced into prostitution in India
Upon reaching Delhi, Uma was taken to a flat already occupied by several other Nepali girls who told her that she was brought in for sex work.
Immigration office mull ‘sports visa’ plan amid Indonesia’s sporting ambitions
Immigration Director General Silmy Karim's statements come as the country is set to host multiple international sporting events in 2023.
7 in 10 out-of-school or unemployed Thai youths lack motivation to develop skills
In addition to learning losses, the Covid-19 pandemic has led to longer job search periods, job losses, and reduced opportunities for education.
Jokowi plays kingmaker as Megawati weighs Ganjar-Prabowo ticket
The President has been seeking to influence the hunt for his successor to ensure that his legacy continues when his second and final term ends.
Decorative Makizushi rolls add colour to festive occasions
They’re both fun to prepare and pleasing to the eye.
24 Solar Terms: Things you may not know about the Spring Equinox
The ancient Chinese people divided the 15 days of the Spring Equinox into three "hou's," or five-day parts.
ChatGPT sparks trend in publication and sales of related books
Providing vague answers to abstract questions at first, ChatGPT soon gave more concrete responses when asked coordinated questions.
Predators in Pakistan’s workplace
In a patriarchal society like Pakistan, the fear of victim-blaming inhibits many individuals from taking action against their harassers.
A Vietnamese director’s Oscar dream
Despite facing several challenges, director Ha Le Diem shot and edited the film in just four years with a borrowed camera and minimal training.