Whereabouts of 55 Thai tourists on Jeju unknown
Officials said that many of the Thai tourists chose to enter South Korea through Jeju as they have a record of being denied entry through other airports.
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Rising cost of living is squeezing Nepalis who were already on a tight budget
Nepal’s inflation reached a 70-month high in June and there are signs that it will breach the double-digit mark by the end of the fiscal year ending mid-July.
Trishal miracle baby to live in children’s home
The miracle baby, who was born right before her mother's death under the wheels of a truck in Mymensingh's Trishal, has found a home in a government-run children's home.
Desi Ghee, the time tested Superfood of India
Ghee is believed to be a supreme source of nutrients, has therapeutic values. It can be consumed and even be applied to the body and on the scalp.
Myanmar extends state of emergency for six months until February
Last week, the junta executed four activists in its first use of death penalty in over three decades, and has killed more than 2,100 civilians since the coup.
New Pattaya hotel promises to ‘fly you through space’
The hotel's Space Water Park is divided into four areas, namely the Mountain Zone, Flying Rock Zone, Space Pirate Beach Zone and Planet Zone.
Do Koreans feel well-rested?
According to data, Koreans worked 1,928 hours last year, much higher than the OECD average of 1,500 hours.
Cleaner’s son wins spot at Peking University
Zhong Pengchen's parents were both farmers and decided to become migrant workers to support their son to finish his high school.
Soju comes back stronger, pricier
For long, the Vodka-like liquor has been loved for its accessibility and versatility, but the latest renditions aim to create a new sub-genre of soju.
From war to peace: Vietnam’s rubber sandals march on
Made from recycled military truck or aircraft tyres, Vietnam's hand-made rubber sandals have travelled vast distances over the decades.