Sale Of North Korean Art Highlights China’s Lax
A painting that depicted the snow-capped Mount Paektu, the mythical birthplace of Koreans, was on sale at a recent art
Media Value Of AI Influencers? Digital Clones To
Livestreaming is a big affair in China. The flourishing industry employed more than 1.23 million people back in 2020, according
Uncertainty Awaits Afghans As Pakistan Cracks Down On
In a crackdown on unregistered foreigners, part of the new anti-immigrant policy, Pakistan has begun detaining and deporting Afghan refugees
Social Media Popularising A New Route Among Chinese
According to Panamanian immigration authorities, Chinese people were the fourth-highest nationality, after Venezuelans, Ecuadorians and Haitians, crossing the Darién Gap
Your Comprehensive Guide To China’s Ambitious Belt And
The year 2023 marks a decade since China’s infrastructure funding project, the Belt and Road Initiative, was first outlined by
Is South Korea’s Obsession With Education Making Teachers
Tens of thousands of South Korean teachers have been demonstrating in the past few months, calling for more protection from
Fukushima Workers Splashed With Radioactive Water, Taken To
On Wednesday, four workers at Japan’s tsunami-battered Fukushima Daiichi nuclear power plant were splashed with water containing radioactive materials after
Seoul Halloween Crush: One Year On, Victim Families
On 29 October 2022, a devastating crowd crush unfolded during Halloween celebrations in Seoul’s Itaewon neighbourhood, killing 159. The victims
Nuisance Influencers Abusing Japan’s Reputation For Safety And
A rise in the outrageous behaviour of nuisance influencers in Japan has caused consternation in the country as tourism numbers
Why This Australian City Could Find Itself In
War first came to Australia’s shores on 19 February 1942, when 188 Japanese aircraft appeared over the centre of Darwin,
