The image is deeply familiar to Koreans. A pale-faced man, draped in black robes and wearing a gat, a traditional Korean hat made of horsehair and silk, has long signaled death in Korean storytelling.

The Modern and Contemporary Ink Art of China and the Republic of Korea, at the Beijing museum until Aug 11, gathers 120 works by dozens of artists who have introduced reforms in the realm of ink to ...

Protecting children from abuse must begin years before abuse can start. A law that acknowledges grooming as a crime is the first step towards that protection.

A direct Iran-Israel war has shattered old balances, forcing Middle Eastern capitals and global powers to reassess strategies as nuclear fears and shifting alliances reshape the region’s future.

The incident occurred at the Pallathol border in Barlekha upazila, the Muroichhara border under Kulaura upazila, and the Jamburachhara border in Sreemangal upazila of the district.

LUCENA – At least 120 people in Quezon province have died due to human immunodeficiency virus (HIV) and acquired immunodeficiency syndrome (AIDS) from 1987 to February 2025, according to local health ...

Nutritional rehabilitation centres in various districts have gone without therapeutic milk formulas and fortified flour for months, and caregivers have been relying on improvised substitutes.

The towns of Taiping and Erlangping were hit by torrential downpours late on Monday, with the sudden deluge causing destructive flash floods that damaged infrastructure.

Universiti Sains Malaysia researchers reported that Cimex hemipterus—a common tropical bed bug species—can retain human DNA in their guts for up to 45 days after feeding.

Experts say Karachi is surrounded by several active and dormant fault lines, can’t withstand even a moderate intensity tremor.

Dr. Marwan al-Sultan was killed along with his wife and children by an Israeli airstrike that hit their house in the western part of the enclave.

This statement followed the World Bank’s latest country classification results, which showed that the Philippines remains in the lower middle-income bracket — a classification it has held since 1987.