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Column: South Korea martial law declaration remains shrouded in mystery

South Koreans reacted with anger and defiance when their President abruptly declared martial law earlier this month. The ensuing turmoil was captured…

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Sparrows vanish from Japan's landscape

Landscape photographer Imai Go has a soft spot for sparrows. It's an interest that began four years ago when he captured some images of one of the ti…

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Inflation, trade and division: What's at stake in the US election

Harris or Trump? The world's largest economy is heading to the polls on November 5th to choose its next leader. The outcome could have wide-ranging e…

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Myanmar junta forces Rohingya to fight on frontlines

Myanmar's junta is pushing back with a new tactic after sustaining heavy losses in the western state of Rakhine. Military forces have found themselve…

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Syrian man draws on own upheaval to help Noto quake survivors

People across the Noto Peninsula were slowly recovering from January's magnitude-7.5 earthquake when a second disaster struck―in September, record ra…

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Legendary sushi master helps other top chefs learn about real Japanese food

The global popularity of Japanese food seemingly knows no bounds. Tourists are flocking to the country in record numbers to savor the cuisine ― but b…

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Homelessness in Japan: Unique solutions with broad benefit

Efforts to tackle homelessness in the Japanese city of Osaka are having knock-on effects that are resolving a series of other issues facing the metro…

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Remote Japanese town attracts "digital residents" in bid for survival

For Japan's remote communities, the country's shrinking population is an existential crisis. Towns and villages are losing people along with the prec…

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Japan's population crisis: Can VR keep rural school sports clubs in the game?

Japan's fertility rate is shrinking and so is its population. For some children that means the simple pleasure of playing team sports with classmates…

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Japan's population crisis: Foreign farmers helping keep agriculture alive

The number of young people in rural areas is declining, hit by falling fertility rates and migration into the big cities, and Japanese agriculture is…

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