Society

Uzbekistan’s prosecutor general has urged media to reply only on official sources of information in relation to the recent assassination attempt. The problem is, officially, very little has been said.

Much attention has been paid to France’s relationship with New Caledonia in recent months, but France has also been compelled to address its colonial ties with its other great Pacific territory, French Polynesia. 

An opaque and weak Competition Commission of India risks being seen as a facilitator of media oligarchies in India.

Weak protections in cases of sexual violence, whether physical or digital, and deeply entrenched misogyny in society create a toxic environment for Korean women.

Is banning student politics the only solution to stop the bloodshed between rival groups and the exploitation of students caught in the middle?

Cheating and plagiarism are already widespread in India's higher education sector. AI tools are making the problem worse, but could also make things better.

Technology alone will not ensure the success of the city-state's pioneering Smart Nation initiative.

With the statute of limitations due in the case to expire tomorrow, the seven defendants accused of the 2004 massacre are set to walk free.

The National Broadcasting and Telecommunications Commission claims that the illegal connection was used by Laos-based scamming gangs to target Thai nationals.

As the Los Angeles Dodgers head to the World Series, Shohei Ohtani continues to make headlines both in the U.S. and in his homeland, Japan.

When a K-pop star cries, the stock market mirrors the emotion as investors demand accountability.

The country needs to think more creatively about how to secure its economic future.