The city in Nagasaki Pref decides not to request a government survey of a nuclear waste site.

Wednesday, the mayor of Tsushima, a city in southwestern Japan, announced his decision not to apply to the state for a preliminary survey to determine the city's suitability to host an underground disposal site for highly radioactive refuse from nuclear power production.

"There...

HC: Submit a report on the protective measures taken for artifacts.

Monday, the Patna high court ordered the state government to submit a report detailing the steps taken to safeguard and preserve the "artifacts" unearthed during excavations at the Naurgarh village archaeological site in the Nabinagar block of Aurangabad district.

This order w...

Streaming sites are getting rid of a lot of movies and TV shows, and it has nothing to do with them as people.

People thought streaming would last forever, but studios are getting rid of library material to save money.

Wall Street is putting more pressure on media companies and now cares more about if and when streaming will be profitable than how many subscribers they have.

Streamers ...

If governments try to regulate cryptocurrencies without reaching a worldwide consensus, they will fail. FM A. Nirmala Sitharaman

Union Finance Minister Nirmala Sitharaman said on Sunday that a worldwide framework may need to be formed, and everyone will have to work together on it, before India takes any action on it, underscoring that global consensus is important for regulation of crypto. However, the Minister emphasized...

See photos of Namrata Shirodkar's "pub lunches" and "Michelin dinners" with Mahesh Babu, Gautam, and Sitara

On Friday, Namrata Shirodkar, an ex-actress and the wife of Bollywood star Mahesh Babu, posted photos from her holiday in London to her Instagram account. It was interesting to read about Namrata's "pub lunches" and "Michelin dinners" with loved ones that she described in ...

More Korean adoptees want their situations investigated

Nearly 400 Koreans adopted as children by families in the West have asked Korea's Truth and Reconciliation Commission to look into their adoptions before the application deadline on Friday, as Seoul faces mounting pressure to address a child export frenzy fueled by dictatorships that ruled th...

Heavy rains cause North Korea to halt reopening the tunnel at the nuclear test site.

Washington-reporter reported on Monday that Due to the result of heavy rain, North Korea appears to have temporarily suspended operations to reactivate an inactive tunnel at the Punggye-ri nuclear testing site.

According to commercial satellite images taken on August 24 and published on...

The New Governor Shakes Thai Politics

On May 22, Chadchart Sittipunt, an independent candidate, received an overwhelming majority of the vote and went on to win the election for governor of Bangkok. He finished first overall with more than 1.38 million votes, which put him a wide gap ahead of the other candidates. In point of fact, B...

To clean approximately 1,300 hazardous sites, the US reinstated Superfund taxes

Two long-expired excise levies on 42 chemicals and products derived from them are being reinstated by the US government. More than 1300 polluting sites in the US will be decontaminated with the help of the anticipated $14.4 billion (£12 billion) in revenue.

The "Superfund&quo...

The emergency decree gave the prime minister full responsibility for anti-virus efforts as the chairman of the Centre for Covid-19 Situation Administration (CCSA)

The economic outlook following the reopening of the country, according to Gen Prayut, is optimistic due to an increase in the number of international tourists.

However, he stated that the government still had several concerns to address, including the problem of overcrowding at immigrat...

Post-Covid Situation In Singapore

As Singapore gradually returns to normal and the populace learns to live with COVID-19, the Ministry of Health (MOH) announced on June 10 that associated coronavirus treatment finance schemes would be modified. As part of the government's reaction to the pandemic, COVID-19 treatments were sup...

Thailand's 300 Baht Tourist Charge Not To Be Implemented Now

The Ministry of Tourism and Sports would suggest that the Centre for COVID-19 Situation Administration (CCSA) cease registration of Thailand Passes for foreign visitors starting on 1 July 2022. According to Phiphat Ratchakitprann, Thailand's Minister of Tourism and Sports, the implementation ...

'Not a bellwether' vote in the capital

According to academics, Chadchart Sittipunt's victory in Bangkok's gubernatorial election and the Pheu Thai and Move Forward parties' gains in the capital's councillor elections only represent the political mood in major cities.

According to unofficial city council elect...

Thailand Eases Pre-Arrival Covid Testing Requirements, Attracts More Indian Tourists

The Tourism Authority of Thailand recently cited a survey that showed that Thailand is amongst the top three countries on Indians’ desired travel destinations.

Last week, the Centre for Covid-19 Situation Administration of Thailand approved to lift the requirement of Covid testing...

No Member Changes to H1-KEY, Thailand Dictatorship Controversy

K-Pop group, H1-Key by Grandline Group received a lot of backlashes for including Sitala, a Thai singer, in the band as her family supports the military dictatorship. 

When H1-Key announced its members on November 23rd, Thai netizens were enraged knowing Sitala’s involvement ...

UNESCO adds prehistoric sites in Japan as World Heritage sites

The pre historic sites of Jomon Era have been added to the World Cultural Heritage list by UNESCO on Tuesday. These sights provide an insight into the cultural and spiritual world and give an insight into the hunter gatherer society.

The area consists of 17 sites across the island of Ho...

CHINA’S TIANZHOU-2 SUCCESSFULLY DOCKED WITH TIANHE

Highlights –

• China’s Tianzhou-2 successfully docked with Tianhe.
• The cargo craft Tianzhou-2 carries supplies, equipment and propellant.
• The Long March-7 Y3 rocket, carrying Tianzhou-2, blasted off from the Wenchang Spacecraft La...

AUSTRALIA: DOCTORS WARN HESITANCY OF COVID-19 MAKES CITIZENS SITTING DUCKS

Highlights:

• The Australian doctors have warned that, the hesitancy of covid-19 makes the citizens sitting ducks
• The warning comes as the business leaders of Australia has called for the international border to reopened as early as possible

INDIAN FINANCE MINISTRY SHOWS CONFIDENCE IN PREPARATION AGAINST SECOND COVID-19 WAVE

HIGHLIGHTS

• The report from Finance Ministry says that India is well prepared to combat the second wave of COVID-19.
• The ministry believes that the AtmaNirbharBharat Mission can overcome the second wave of COVID-19.

The report from Fi...

CHINA TO CONSTRUCT ITS 5TH ROCKET LAUNCH SITE

Highlights –

• China to construct its 5th rocket launch site.
• .Ningbo city will invest $3 billion in a rocket launch centre in the county of Xiangshan.
• The upcoming launch pad will be capable of launching 100 missions a year.