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Malaysia is weighing a ban on social media use for teenagers, sparking a debate over youth mental health, digital rights, and policy shifts in Southeast Asia.
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Malaysia is weighing a ban on social media use for teenagers, sparking a debate over youth mental health, digital rights, and policy shifts in Southeast Asia.
Tropical storm Wipha tore through central Vietnam, killing 3 and uprooting over 100,000 residents. See how communities are bracing for recovery.
The UN warns Asia is warming twice as fast as the global average, highlighting an urgent climate crisis across urban and rural landscapes.
Seoul has drafted its second budget of the year, targeting green energy, digital projects and SME support to keep growth on track amid global headwinds.
This week’s Asia News Wrap highlights the ROK suspending anti-DPRK loudspeaker broadcasts and what it means for regional diplomacy.
In this week’s Asia News Wrap, the Philippine president orders his Cabinet to resign after an election setback. Discover what’s next for Manila’s leadership.
Singapore’s ruling party clinches its 14th successive election victory, underscoring stability and continuity in the city-state’s political landscape.
Singapore will hold its next general election on May 3, shaping policies on tech, sustainability, and tourism. Young voters and global audiences will be watching closely.
Chinese President Xi Jinping attended a welcome ceremony hosted by Cambodian King Norodom Sihamoni in Phnom Penh, reflecting deep diplomatic ties.
On Wednesday, Chinese President Xi Jinping held talks with Malaysian Prime Minister Anwar Ibrahim, signaling strengthened diplomatic ties and promising enhanced regional cooperation.