Category : Asia Pacific


Nebra Sky Disc: Bronze Age's Oldest Astronomy Tool Discovered

The Nebra Sky Disc, a 3,800-year-old bronze artifact found in Germany, is believed to be the world's oldest astronomical tool. This ancient disc features gold inlays of stars and moons, potentially used to track seasons and celestial events.

Massive Dinosaur Footprints Found in Australia

Researchers uncover the world's largest dinosaur footprints in Western Australia, measuring 1.7 meters long, revealing new insights into prehistoric life during the Early Cretaceous period.

Landslide Buries Livestock in J&K's Kishtwar

A landslide in Jammu and Kashmir's Kishtwar district has buried dozens of livestock, causing significant losses to local farmers and raising concerns about hill region safety.

Ex-First Lady Kim Keon Hee Convicted, Gets 20 Months in Prison

A Seoul court convicted former South Korean first lady Kim Keon Hee of corruption, sentencing her to 20 months in prison while acquitting her of stock manipulation charges. The case involves bribery allegations and gifts from the Unification Church.

Avalanche Hits Sonamarg Resort in J&K, No Loss of Life

A massive avalanche struck Sonamarg tourist resort in Jammu and Kashmir's Ganderbal district late Tuesday night, with CCTV footage capturing the event. Officials confirm no casualties despite the dramatic snow engulfing buildings.

Avalanche Hits Sonamarg Resort in Jammu and Kashmir

A massive avalanche struck the Sonamarg tourist resort in Jammu and Kashmir's Ganderbal district late Tuesday night. Officials confirm no loss of life occurred, with CCTV footage capturing the dramatic snow engulfing buildings.

Avalanche Hits Sonamarg in J&K, No Casualties

An avalanche struck the popular Sonamarg tourist resort in Jammu and Kashmir, causing damage to infrastructure. Officials confirm no casualties, with rescue operations underway to assess the situation.

Hong Kong Man Admits Urine Tampering in Supermarket Drinks

A 63-year-old retired man in Hong Kong admitted to tampering with soft drink bottles in supermarkets by adding urine, sparking public safety concerns. The court is considering alternatives to jail due to his depression and isolation.

Japan's Last Giant Pandas Return to China Amid Tensions

Japan has bid an emotional farewell to its last remaining giant pandas, which have been returned to China. This move occurs against a backdrop of increasingly strained diplomatic and economic relations between the two Asian nations, highlighting the inter

Nicholas Winton BBC Clip Resurfaces Online

A 1988 BBC clip featuring Nicholas Winton, who saved 669 Jewish children from Nazis, resurfaces online, evoking emotional responses and highlighting humanitarian values.

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