As Earth Heats Up, Bangladesh Reports 1,017 Deaths
Since January, more than 1,000 people have died from dengue in Bangladesh’s worst outbreak on record, with infections rising over
When China Sneezes, Does The Rest Of The
There is a saying that when the US sneezes, the rest of the world catches a cold. But what happens
What’s Happening In Bali? A Light Rail Transit
In an effort to ease roadway congestion from the airport, Indonesia plans to start building a light rail transit (LRT)
‘Panda Diplomacy’ Drops As Washington Says Goodbye To
All three of the Smithsonian National Zoo’s pandas are leaving for China by the end of the year, bringing a
Russia Considering Banning Japanese Seafood Imports Over Fukushima
After China, it appears Russia could become the next country to ban aquatic imports from Japan over the release of
Seoul Sees Rare Military Parade Amid Pyongyang’s Threats
South Korea’s first large-scale military parade in a decade is due to get under way at 4 pm local time
China’s Economy Could Be Derailed By Its Growing
Across the world, young women are putting off marriage and childbirth due to cost of living pressures. The phenomenon, however,
Understanding China’s Stance On Taiwan Amid ‘Abnormal’ Military
Addressing the UN General Assembly on Thursday, China’s Vice President Han Zheng sought to highlight Beijing’s “strong will” on Taiwan.
El Niño Returns, Reminds Another Black Summer For
El Niño is a weather pattern that brings hot and dry climate conditions with it, and Australia is facing its
Demand for electric two-wheelers is booming in APAC
There is a huge demand for electric two-wheelers in the Asia Pacific (APAC) region. People in the APAC region are
