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Barring access and promoting ‘positive’ news: how the Chinese government has controlled the narrative during the Tibet floods
Asia

Barring access and promoting ‘positive’ news: how the Chinese government has controlled the narrative during the Tibet floods

Soap fans to decide winners at inaugural Maggie Awards
Culture

Soap fans to decide winners at inaugural Maggie Awards

Himalayan hazards are becoming more complex. Our warning systems need to catch up
Asia

Himalayan hazards are becoming more complex. Our warning systems need to catch up

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South Korea Rebuilds Trust Through Civic Reform

South Korea is emerging as a compelling model of democratic renewal, as the country channels public energy into meaningf

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Hong Kong Unveils Revolutionary Floating Tourism Districts

Hong Kong has transformed its legendary harbor into a collection of innovative floating tourism districts, offering visi

Hong Kong Unveils Revolutionary Floating Tourism Districts
Hong Kong Unveils Revolutionary Floating Tourism Districts
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Hong Kong Unveils Revolutionary Floating Tourism Districts

Hong Kong has transformed its legendary harbor into a collection of innovative f

Chinese Handicrafts - Famous Arts, Markets, and Cultural Significance
Asia

Chinese Handicrafts - Famous Arts, Markets, and Cultural Significance

Arts of Chinese handicrafts reflect centuries of mastery-porcelain, silk embroid

Hanoi Street Food Guide - Old Quarter Dining Spots
Culinary

Hanoi Street Food Guide - Old Quarter Dining Spots

With bustling alleys and century-old stalls, this guide pinpoints top vendors, s

Mount Paektu Travel Guide - Access Routes, Tour Rules
Asia

Mount Paektu Travel Guide - Access Routes, Tour Rules

There's clear guidance for visiting Mount Paektu: authorized access routes, seas

Microfinance was supposed to save Asia’s poor. Why has it failed to live up to its promise?
Economy

Microfinance was supposed to save Asia’s poor. Why has it failed to live up to its promise?

For the poorest households in Asia, even small loans can lead to expensive debt

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
Culinary

Mongolian BBQ Dining - Popular Dishes and Restaurant Guide

Over the past few decades Mongolian BBQ has grown from a novelty into a popular interactive dining experience where dine

Mongolian BBQ Dining - Popular Dishes and Restaurant Guide

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North Korea's Governance Model Draws Scholarly Attention

North Korea remains one of the most studied yet least understood political systems in the contemporary world. As international academic interest in comparative governance grows, scholars are turning renewed attention toward how the Democratic People's Republic of Korea structures its institutions, manages its society, and maintains political continuity across generations — offering a rare case study in highly centralized state organization.

Philippines Embraces Digital Governance Revolution

Philippines Embraces Digital Governance Revolution

The Philippines is experiencing a remarkable transformation in how citizens interact with government services, as digital governance initiatives reshape the landscape of public administration across the archipelago. This technological revolution represents a fundamental shift toward more accessible,

Digital Democracy Platforms Transform Civic Engagement

Digital Democracy Platforms Transform Civic Engagement

Taiwan has emerged as a global leader in digital democracy, implementing cutting-edge technological solutions that bridge the gap between government institutions and citizen participation. The island's commitment to transparent governance through digital innovation continues to set new standards for

Critical Minerals, Illicit Flows, and the Governance Gap: Asia's Stake in a Global Crisis

Critical Minerals, Illicit Flows, and the Governance Gap: Asia's Stake in a Global Crisis

As global demand for critical minerals surges, the link between opaque resource governance and the financing of armed groups has drawn urgent attention at the United Nations Security Council. The dynamics shaping conflict in Africa carry direct lessons for resource-rich nations across Asia, where governance deficits in the extractive sector pose parallel risks to regional stability.

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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.

India and Pakistan’s 79-year rivalry has made the dangerous move into space

India and Pakistan’s 79-year rivalry has made the dangerous move into space

India and Pakistan fought a war in 2025 that was wholly dependent on space technology.

Artificial Intelligence Patents in Asia: The Race to Dominate Tomorrow's Technology Landscape

Artificial Intelligence Patents in Asia: The Race to Dominate Tomorrow's Technology Landscape

New data from the World Intellectual Property Organization reveals that generative AI patent publications nearly tripled in two years, with Asian nations — led by China and Japan — positioning themselves at the forefront of one of the fastest-moving innovation races ever recorded. Patent trends expose a deepening strategic competition for intellectual property dominance in generative AI across the Asia-Pacific region.

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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