Yoon celebrates opening of children’s garden on ex-US military base
The 300,000-square-meter site is open to the public for the first time in 120 years, as the central Seoul site had been used for military facilities.
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IMF lowers economic forecast for Middle East, Central Asia
Their report state that tight monetary and fiscal policies across the region and tight financial conditions "call for accelerating structural reforms."
Cambodia national football team star raises donations to educate children
The proceeds will provide life-changing services for children and families who live amid crushing poverty in Cambodia.
Digital Security Act never misused: PM Hasina
It was not that only journalists were being targeted, but action is taken against anyone engaged in anti-social activities or provoking militant activities, she said.
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Battle lines have been drawn, largely between the conservative military-backed establishment and the progressive groups that oppose military coups.
Philippines not ‘staging post’ for foreign powers: Marcos
“We’ll not encourage any provocative action by any country that will involve the Philippines", he said.
Hobby of aquarium fish churning thousands for Bangladesh schoolboy
In the last one and a half years, tenth-grader Mosaddek Mandal Rahat established his aquarium fish farm "RM Ornamental Fish Zone" on 1.5 acres of family land in his village.
Japan must rethink society in face of shrinking population
In some areas of the country, there are already cases of clinics closing because they cannot secure enough clerical staff to support doctors.