All South Koreans to get at least a
Starting tomorrow, South Koreans will become a year younger or two as the country leaves behind two traditional methods of
Taliban Ends Opium Economy, Successfully Eradicates Poppy Cultivation
The Taliban, in its campaign against illicit drug production, has successfully brought the cultivation of opium poppies to a grinding
Checking Taliban leader’s claims of Afghan women provided
The supreme leader of the Taliban, Hibatullah Akhundzada, released a message Sunday claiming his government has taken the necessary steps
Nauri Airlines’ Bid is Rejected by Asia Pacific
Two distinctively Pacific airlines are engaged in a fight, with Guam’s Asia Pacific Airlines (P9) accusing Nauru Airlines of making
Remembering Okinawa: Japan Marks 78th Anniversary of One
Okinawa goes down in history as one of the deadliest and bloodiest battles of World War II. This week marked
Future of South Korea’s KBS in doubt as
The future of the Korean Broadcasting System (KBS) is under threat as the South Korean government wants to alter its
Indonesia: Criticism over government plans to hire foreign
The Indonesian government’s intention to hire foreign supervisors to oversee the construction of the new planned capital Nusantara in order
UN aid cut to Rohingya risks exacerbating already
The recent reduction in food rations by the UN World Food Programme for Rohingya refugees in Bangladesh – from $12
Children as young as nine were victims of
Two nine-year-olds were among tens of thousands of Japanese forcibly sterilised under the country’s post-World War Two eugenics law, a
Rising Wages and Inflation Create Economic Challenges for
Rising wages in Japan provide promise for an economic rebound and higher living standards. These salary increases, however, have been
