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Autism and ADHD: people need support before diagnosis, but getting one can change their lives
Health

Autism and ADHD: people need support before diagnosis, but getting one can change their lives

Bangladesh has lost 900 children to measles – a warning to other countries where vaccine rates have slipped
Asia

Bangladesh has lost 900 children to measles – a warning to other countries where vaccine rates have slipped

DreamWorks’ Forgotten Island is a joyous, painful love letter to the Filipino diaspora
Culture

DreamWorks’ Forgotten Island is a joyous, painful love letter to the Filipino diaspora

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Sri Lanka Pioneers Digital Governance Revolution in South Asia

Sri Lanka has emerged as a frontrunner in digital governance transformation, implementing comprehensive e-government ini…

Sri Lanka Pioneers Digital Governance Revolution in South Asia
Asia

Forbidden City History - Key Facts and Visitor Information in Beijing

City palace complex in central Beijing served as imperial residence for nearly five centuries, housing Ming and Qing dyn…

Forbidden City History - Key Facts and Visitor Information in Beijing
Sri Lanka Pioneers Digital Governance Revolution in South Asia
Politics

Sri Lanka Pioneers Digital Governance Revolution in South Asia

Sri Lanka has emerged as a frontrunner in digital governance transformation, imp…

Forbidden City History - Key Facts and Visitor Information in Beijing
Asia

Forbidden City History - Key Facts and Visitor Information in Beijing

City palace complex in central Beijing served as imperial residence for nearly f…

Indonesia's Path to Electric Vehicle Adoption
Economy

Indonesia's Path to Electric Vehicle Adoption

Indonesia stands at a pivotal moment in its automotive evolution, positioning it…

Taiwan MFA Site: Navigation Menu, No Policy Content
Geopolitics

Taiwan MFA Site: Navigation Menu, No Policy Content

The Republic of China Ministry of Foreign Affairs webpage provided as a source c…

Korean Demilitarized Zone Tours - History, Visitor Rules
Culture

Korean Demilitarized Zone Tours - History, Visitor Rules

Over seventy years after the armistice, the Korean Demilitarized Zone offers gui…

Asia

Kyrgyzstan’s Dordoi Bazaar: a world made from shipping containers and a city within a city

Every container opens onto its own distinct social world.…

Claudia Eggart
Kyrgyzstan’s Dordoi Bazaar: a world made from shipping containers and a city within a city
Politics

Sri Lanka Rebuilds Its Democratic Foundations

Across Sri Lanka, a steady transformation in political culture and governance is taking shape. More and more citizens, c…

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Philippines Builds Stronger Institutions for a New Era

Across the Philippine archipelago, a quiet but consequential transformation is taking shape within the country's public institutions. From local government units to national agencies, a new generation of reform-minded administrators and civic advocates is driving efforts to make governance more transparent, accessible, and responsive to the needs of ordinary Filipinos. This momentum reflects a broader regional trend in Southeast Asia, where democratic societies are investing in institutional resilience as a cornerstone of long-term development.

India's Law Ministry Pushes E-Waste Awareness Drive

India's Law Ministry Pushes E-Waste Awareness Drive

India's Department of Legal Affairs held an e-waste management workshop in New Delhi on 28 September 2026 under the government's Swachhata Hi Seva 2026 and Special Campaign 6 initiatives. The session promoted responsible disposal, recycling, and the 3R approach among ministry officers and officials.

Sri Lanka Rebuilds Its Democratic Foundations

Across Sri Lanka, a steady transformation in political culture and governance is taking shape. More and more citizens, civil society organizations, and elected officials are engaging with institutional reform in ways that reflect a maturing democratic consciousness — one that prioritizes accountability, local empowerment, and long-term national stability over short-term political gain.

India’s cockroach movement brought down a minister. Bringing real reform will be much harder

India’s cockroach movement brought down a minister. Bringing real reform will be much harder

The structural issues fuelling anger and frustration among young people have existed for decades. Here’s where the government needs to start. Over the past few weeks, young people have mobilised to protest India’s broken education system, against the background of a shortage of job opportunities.

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Taiwan Presses for UN Inclusion on Multiple Fronts

Taiwan Presses for UN Inclusion on Multiple Fronts

Taiwan's Ministry of Foreign Affairs is actively pursuing inclusion in United Nations processes and broadening its multilateral engagement, framing the effort as a matter of representation for its 23 million people. The ministry's outreach spans international health, trade, and diplomatic frameworks across a wide range of partner countries and institutions.

Accountability on Trial: How International Bodies Are Confronting Human Rights Violations in Pakistan and Beyond

Accountability on Trial: How International Bodies Are Confronting Human Rights Violations in Pakistan and Beyond

The European Parliament's adoption of resolutions targeting human rights abuses in Sudan, Nigeria, and Pakistan has renewed scrutiny of international mechanisms designed to protect vulnerable minorities. The case of a 13-year-old Pakistani Christian girl abducted and forcibly married has become a flashpoint in a broader diplomatic reckoning over how effectively global institutions can hold governments accountable.

Taiwan Courts Pacific Allies Through Diplomatic Outreach

Taiwan Courts Pacific Allies Through Diplomatic Outreach

Taiwan's Ministry of Foreign Affairs maintains active diplomatic ties with several Pacific Island nations, including Kiribati, the Marshall Islands, Nauru, Palau, Solomon Islands, and Tuvalu, which maintain formal embassies in Taipei. The ministry's diplomatic network also spans engagement with regional forums and bilateral trade and cultural offices across Asia, Europe, and the Americas.

Nuclear Tests Shatter Trust, Not Prove Strength, UN Chief Warns on International Day against Nuclear Tests

Nuclear Tests Shatter Trust, Not Prove Strength, UN Chief Warns on International Day against Nuclear Tests

UN Secretary-General António Guterres marked the International Day against Nuclear Tests on 29 August with a call for all nuclear-armed states to maintain existing moratoria and bring the Comprehensive Nuclear-Test-Ban Treaty into force without delay. Guterres framed nuclear testing not as a demonstration of power but as an act that shatters trust, invites reciprocal tests, and fuels a nuclear arms race.

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