Asia Pacific

China’s Military Drills Raise Concerns of Potential Invasion in Taiwan As China conducts military exercises aimed at deterring what it perceives as separatist movements and external influences, fears are growing in Taiwan that these actions indicate a possible invasion in the coming years. This development follows the recent signing of a significant $11 billion arms

Mount Everest Waste Management Scheme Abandoned: New Measures Proposed Amid ongoing challenges of waste accumulation on Mount Everest, Nepalese authorities have decided to discontinue a deposit scheme aimed at encouraging climbers to manage their trash. This initiative, in place for over a decade, has now been deemed ineffective in addressing the environmental concerns on the

The Struggles of Everyday Life in Yangon Amid Political Turmoil Yangon, Myanmar’s vibrant former capital, appears to be a lively urban center at first glance. In its bustling downtown, commuters hurry past street vendors, while diners seek refuge beneath colorful parasols. The city’s roads are filled with crowded buses and cars, and as the sun

China Conducts Extensive Military Drills Around Taiwan China is currently engaged in its second day of military exercises near Taiwan, an area it asserts sovereignty over. These drills are focused on simulating a blockade of critical ports on the island and conducting assaults on maritime targets. Marking the sixth round of such exercises since 2022,

China Sets Stricter Standards for AI to Protect Children China is taking significant steps to regulate artificial intelligence (AI) technology, aiming to enhance safety for children and prohibit chatbots from imparting harmful advice. This move has arisen as the deployment of chatbots has surged globally, prompting the need for more comprehensive safeguards. Proposed Regulations for