They are considered binary in modern mainstream culture, but gender and sexual diversity in Indonesia have a history that predates Western influence.

Kyoto is looking to become the Copenhagen of Asia.

As geologists like to say, earthquakes don’t kill people – buildings do. Among other things.

Resolutions are hard to keep, but being kind to yourself when facing failure helps you build resilience.

The threat of US sanctions on Iran leaves a void that Chinese firms will be only to eager to fill.

Blockchain can help food manufacturers prevent against fraud and help those with a mind ensure that producers receive fair pay for their toil.

China's recent economic slowdown may be further vindication of Deng Xiaoping's economic foresight, writes James Laurenceson.

World markets are paralyzed ahead of a scheduled 2019 tariff hike from 10 to 25 percent.

Brainwave passwords are unique, revisable and unhackable.

He Jiankui's work has been roundly condemned by fellow scientists over ethics concerns.

Efforts to investigate an alleged 1948 massacre at the hands of UK soldiers fizzled out at the European Court of Human Rights.

Cave paintings discovered in Malaysian Borneo in the 1990s have been revealed to be much older than first thought.

Indonesians can tap into their collective ingenuity and become a world model for responding to disasters.

Marginalized on both sides of the border, the Hmong people are forced to adapt to shifting geopolitics in their daily lives.

North Korea is orchestrating a multinational merry-go-round amid fears it is merely playing for time.

'If Americans remember that name at all, they most likely remember that something dark and awful happened there.'

China gets remarkably little added value from the tech products it exports to the United States.

Some of the 12 schoolboys rescued from a cave in Thailand are considering becoming monks. For them, this may be a way of showing gratitude to their rescuers.