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Intruder detained after entering Moo Deng’s enclosure Khao Kheow Open Zoo, yesterday, March 17, issued a statement after images circulated on social media showing a person entering the restricted enclosure of the pygmy hippopotamus Moo Deng at about... [1]
February 16, 2026: Tisana Choonhavan is Exhibit A of “Don’t mess with a woman even if she’s been with your political party.” People’s Party’s leader Natthaphong Ruengpanyawut is learning that the hard way. [2]
TOKYO -- Japan's recent upper house election saw the meteoric rise of Sanseito, a right-wing, populist party with the slogan "Japanese First" that calls for tougher regulations on foreigners. [3]
It is generally assumed that Daw Aung San Suu Kyi’s first public appearance was at the Shwedagon Pagoda on Aug. 26, 1988, when hundreds of thousands of people came to hear her speak. [4]
A Buddhist monk who runs a refuge for thousands of homeless people has drawn criticism for suggesting that detained civilian leader Daw Aung San Suu Kyi should leave politics and cooperate with the military regime to achieve peace in Myanmar. [6]
Indian cinema has few champions among international critics; like K-pop and anime, it is perhaps better loved than understood beyond its homeland. [7]
TOKYO -- Narita Airport, Tokyo's main international gateway, has a new employee. Her name is Kokoro, and while she specializes in hawking insurance, she is more than happy to give directions to the nearest restroom or restaurant. [8]
YANGON—Yohei Sasakawa is the chairman of Japan’s Nippon Foundation, and also serves as a special envoy of the Japanese government for national reconciliation in Myanmar. He visited Myanmar to witness the Nov. [9]
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Intruder detained after entering Moo Deng’s enclosure Khao Kheow Open Zoo, yesterday, March 17, issued a statement after images circulated on social media showing a person entering the restricted enclosure of the pygmy hippopotamus Moo Deng at about
February 16, 2026: Tisana Choonhavan is Exhibit A of “Don’t mess with a woman even if she’s been with your political party.” People’s Party’s leader Natthaphong Ruengpanyawut is learning that the hard way.
TOKYO -- Japan's recent upper house election saw the meteoric rise of Sanseito, a right-wing, populist party with the slogan "Japanese First" that calls for tougher regulations on foreigners.
It is generally assumed that Daw Aung San Suu Kyi’s first public appearance was at the Shwedagon Pagoda on Aug. 26, 1988, when hundreds of thousands of people came to hear her speak.
A Buddhist monk who runs a refuge for thousands of homeless people has drawn criticism for suggesting that detained civilian leader Daw Aung San Suu Kyi should leave politics and cooperate with the military regime to achieve peace in Myanmar.
Indian cinema has few champions among international critics; like K-pop and anime, it is perhaps better loved than understood beyond its homeland.
TOKYO -- Narita Airport, Tokyo's main international gateway, has a new employee. Her name is Kokoro, and while she specializes in hawking insurance, she is more than happy to give directions to the nearest restroom or restaurant.
YANGON—Yohei Sasakawa is the chairman of Japan’s Nippon Foundation, and also serves as a special envoy of the Japanese government for national reconciliation in Myanmar. He visited Myanmar to witness the Nov.
TOKYO -- The race to become India's top superapp has kicked into high gear, and funds from overseas technology titans are set to poor into homegrown startups.