Banijay Asia has teamed up with India’s Nadiadwala Grandson Entertainment in a strategic alliance to co-produce content – a bold push to deepen their presence across South Asia and ignite fresh, cross-border storytelling
A record 22 million international visitors poured into Japan in the first half of 2025, injecting a powerful boost into the nation’s economy. The tourism surge underscores Japan’s rising magnetism – from historic temples and world-class cuisine to cutting-edge cities – as a must-see destination on the global travel map
Grab faces intensified competition in Thailand, Southeast Asia’s fiercest on-demand market, as new players enter the fray. The battle for market share heats up amid evolving consumer demands and technological innovation.
Asia Cup 2025 faces uncertainty as India and Sri Lanka take major steps that could impact the tournament’s future. Details of the developments remain under close watch by cricket authorities.
UNESCO has launched a bold new initiative to map Open Science infrastructure and interoperability practices across East Asia, laying the groundwork for stronger collaboration and faster, more seamless data sharing among the region’s research communities
Bebe Rexha is set to perform in Singapore as part of her highly anticipated Asia tour. The pop sensation will bring her dynamic show to fans, marking a highlight in the city’s live music calendar this year.
A new BioMed Central study highlights how strengthening nursing and midwifery can boost health system resilience in Central Asia, offering vital evidence to guide impactful policy reforms.
Saints Pères has launched its flagship boutique at 69 Rue Des Saints-Pères, Paris. The new store offers a curated selection of premium Asian culinary products, enhancing the city’s vibrant food scene.
China’s EV leader BYD reports a recent sales dip, raising questions about its ambitious 5.5 million vehicle target for 2025. Industry watchers analyze challenges and growth prospects ahead.
Southeast Asia is set to face a $2 billion drop in foreign aid in 2026, raising concerns about funding for development projects. This shift follows recent budget cuts announced by major donors.
Fast fashion’s reliance on coal-fired energy significantly worsens its environmental impact, driving up carbon emissions and pollution. Experts call for urgent shifts toward cleaner production to curb the industry’s hidden coal problem.
Filipino girl group BINI has been named to Forbes’ ’30 Under 30′ Asia 2025 list, recognizing their rising influence in the music industry. The announcement was featured in Manila Bulletin.
Japan now joins South Korea, Vietnam, and Thailand as Chinese tourist arrivals dip, while Malaysia sees a sharp rise. ASEAN tourism dynamics are shifting, reflecting changing traveler preferences and regional appeal.
The eFishery scandal is shaking Southeast Asia’s food tech sector, raising concerns over transparency and investor trust. Experts warn it could slow innovation and trigger stricter regulations across the region.
Social Affairs Minister congratulated Kuwait Disabled Sport Club for winning the West Asia Basketball title, praising their dedication and success in promoting disabled sports in the region, KUNA reports.
New research reveals how tropical ocean patterns influence the gross primary productivity of Monsoon-Asia, shedding light on climate impacts and ecosystem responses in this vital region. Read more on ScienceDirect.com.
Pickleball is rapidly gaining popularity across Asia, partly fueled by Taylor Swift’s global influence. The sport’s rise is evident in surging club memberships and growing media coverage in major cities.
Philanthropy Asia Alliance, supported by Temasek Trust, has launched two new communities aimed at addressing health challenges and accelerating Asia’s transition to just and sustainable energy solutions.
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Former Indonesian trade minister Gita Wirjawan Lembong has been sentenced to prison for corruption, Nikkei Asia reports. The conviction marks a significant move against graft in the country’s political sphere.