A Soviet-era Central Asian pop music anthology shines a light on the region's ethnic diversity and music that transcends ...

It’s a busy time of year around North Texas. The weather’s warm enough to do things outside, while there are still plenty of ...

Undoubtedly one of the leading harpists in the world today, Alina Bzhezhinska (a.k.a. AlinaHipHarp) is a one-woman powerhouse on a mission to bring harp to the forefront of contemporary sound. She has ...

SINGAPORE – The US has reclaimed its pole position as the superpower that South-east Asia would pick if the region is forced to choose a side, a new survey found. This marks a pendulum swing ...

More people across Asia are eating Western food, largely driven by globalisation and higher incomes. High-quality grains are needed to produce the in-demand products, but the local region faces ...

SINGAPORE – When people think of conservation, they often focus on large mammals or birds, but insects are just as vital to healthy ecosystems. Insects occur in nearly every terrestrial ...

South-East Asian countries are experiencing a new influx of cheap Chinese goods, pushing down prices and pressuring the region’s domestic companies. And it’s not just low-end goods like ...

KUALA LUMPUR/SINGAPORE (Bernama): South-East Asian countries have a special responsibility and a crucial role to play in maintaining the balance between the two powers - China and the United ...

David Hutt is a research fellow at the Central European Institute of Asian Studies (CEIAS) and Southeast Asia columnist at the Diplomat. He writes the Europe Meets Southeast Asia newsletter.

SINGAPORE: Aggressive behaviour in the South China Sea, global scam operations and the new United States leadership are the top three geopolitical concerns of Southeast Asian governments this year ...

The JUNO Awards are Canada’s biggest night in music. This weekend, the ceremony will feature a new category for the South Asian Music Recording of the Year. The World’s Bianca Hillier reports on what ...

This month a group of South Korean defence-industry bosses and government officials visited Ottawa. Their pitch: howitzers, rocket-launchers and submarines for the Canadian armed forces.