The voting for Parliament is almost sure to favor the ruling military junta, which is stage-managing the polls. Still, some ...

A man in Japan has defied his family’s expectations by rejecting a civil service examination, wearing women’s clothing and living in a flat filled with rubbish. His 2022 story has recently gained ...

The “pollera,” a bell skirt with layered petticoats, is the traditional dress of Indigenous women in Bolivia’s highlands.

An ethnic Karen traditional dancer troupe wait to perform during celebration of their traditional New Year at National Race ...

Thailand’s refugee camps for Myanmar nationals, especially the Karen, were established from the late 1980s to shelter those fleeing decades of armed conflict and persecution. However, with no legal ...

The Myanmar junta’s highly publicised crackdown on cyberfraud hubs near its borders is less a law enforcement statement than a calculated performance, analysts say, aimed at placating China and ...

Not knowing what to wear to a traditional wedding is a situation many of us have faced. The Culture Rack’s Zola Joka aims to make quality traditional attire accessible. Zola factors in size ...

YANGON: The National Defence and Security Council established the Committee to Legally Prohibit and Take Action Against Fake News, Misinformation, Indecent Images, Videos, and Sexual Content that are ...

YANGON (Xinhua): With scissors in hand and eyes full of curiosity, students and visitors carefully followed the guidance of Chinese artists, bringing their creations to life at a traditional Chinese ...

Oct 29 (Reuters) - Myanmar's military government will hold the second phase of its multi-stage election on January 11, state media said on Wednesday, a vote dismissed as a sham by Western countries, ...

An armed rebel group in Myanmar says it has reached a truce with the military-run government to stop months of heavy clashes in the country’s north. The Ta’ang National Liberation Army (TNLA) ...

Sitting inside an open-air shack along Thailand's porous border with Myanmar, Koko Chit couldn't believe that he was still alive. Desperate for money, he had left his wife and three children in July ...