North Korea opens its gates: tourism starting December
PYONGYANG – After nearly five years of isolation, North Korea announces a significant shift in its tourism sector. Starting from December this year, the country’s borders will reopen to international visitors, beginning with the city of Samjiyon. This announcement follows … Continue reading North Korea opens its gates: tourism starting December
Nezha-SeaDart: The Future of Amphibious Vehicles
SHANGHAI – Shanghai Jiao Tong University (SJTU) has made a groundbreaking leap in amphibious vehicle technology with the introduction of the Nezha-SeaDart, a versatile drone that redefines the boundaries between air and water. Named after the swift and powerful deity … Continue reading Nezha-SeaDart: The Future of Amphibious Vehicles
Indonesia: Independence Day in new capital city Nusantara
NUSANTARA – Indonesia stands on the brink of a significant change as the country celebrates its Independence Day in the newly proclaimed capital, Nusantara. This historic moment marks not only the relocation of the country’s administrative heart, but also the … Continue reading Indonesia: Independence Day in new capital city Nusantara
Paetongtarn Emerges as Prime Ministerial Successor
BANGKOK – In a significant turn of events, Thailand’s political landscape is undergoing a dramatic transformation following the ousting of Prime Minister Srettha Thavisin by the Constitutional Court. The nation’s gaze now turns to the Pheu Thai party, which is … Continue reading Paetongtarn Emerges as Prime Ministerial Successor
Tropical storm in Japan: trains and flights canceled
TOKYO – In anticipation of the approaching tropical storm “Ampil,” which could potentially intensify into a typhoon, Japan has now taken preventive measures to ensure the safety of its citizens. Hundreds of flights and train services have been canceled, leading … Continue reading Tropical storm in Japan: trains and flights canceled