Millions of Covid-19 vaccines wasted as doses expire
In an effort to curb the wastage of the vaccines, the Health Ministry of Malaysia offered the vaccines to other countries.
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Jeju population declining as young Koreans leave
Young people aged 40 and under left Jeju to find jobs, and those aged 50s and older live there after retirement, according to the authorities.
What will it take for dishonourable men to stop killing women for honour?
Existing legal provisions have proven insufficient in successfully criminalising, and combatting this deep-rooted practice-turned-tradition.
Wrestlers suspend protest till June 15 after assurance from Anurag Thakur
Olympics medallist Sakshi Malik had said that they will discuss the talks proposal of the government and take a consensus decision.
Chinese envoy voices concern over destruction of Ukraine dam
A great number of people are in urgent need of evacuation and thousands of people may face difficulties in accessing drinking water, he said.
Hong Kong Security Bureau refutes smears against police actions
A bureau spokesman reiterated that all law enforcement actions are strictly based on evidence and the law.
Inflation woes polarise young Koreans’ spending habits amid dwindling middle class
A group made up of about 360 job seekers in their 20s, boasts the slogan “extreme saving and meaningful spending.”
Aukus and Quad do not seek to displace Asean: Australian DPM
He said, Asean is a necessary condition but strategic challenges mean that smaller groupings can help complement its central architecture.
Group established to combat faith-based child abuse in Japan
Members include second-generation followers of the Unification Church.
China leads aid donors in Southeast Asia, Indonesia to benefit from it
China has focused its disbursements of funds on Laos and Cambodia, besides South-East Asia’s largest economy, Indonesia.