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Japan's women grapple for judo equality
Japan's women in judo are still grappling for equality, enduring discrimination and a headline-grabbing abuse scandal, while winning recognition with their brilliance on the mat,
Hands Percussion drums up strength, finds a new rhythm to move forward
Drums go digital: Hands Percussion moves forward with first ticketed online concert
'The Baby-Sitters Club' actress Momona Tamada on playing an Asian American pop culture icon
'When I started researching, I definitely saw how much of an impact (the character) made on so many people's lives, ' the 13-year-old says.
Budapest joining anti-Airbnb drive
This comes as residents fight to reclaim neighbourhoods
Travelling coffee-cup memorial art exhibit for Srebrenica's dead comes home
Artist installs 8,000 coffee cups to mark 25th anniversary of Bosnian Muslims massacre.
As pandemic worsens, Miami Beach visitors party, residents mostly comply
MIAMI BEACH, Fla. (Reuters) - A few blocks from the Miami Beach Convention Center, where an emergency field hospital stands ready to treat a potential tidal wave of COVID-19 patients, it's party-on along the resort city's famed Ocean Drive.
Deepfake used to attack activist couple shows new disinformation frontier
WASHINGTON (Reuters) - Oliver Taylor, a student at England's University of Birmingham, is a twenty-something with brown eyes, light stubble, and a slightly stiff smile.
Huawei says British ban threatens to move UK into digital slow lane
LONDON (Xinhua): Chinese technology company Huawei said Tuesday (July 15) that the British government's move to ban the company's involvement in the country's 5G networks is a "disappointing decision" which "threatens to move Britain into the digital slow lane, push up bills and deepen the digital divide."
Who's your mummy? Dispute in Belgium centres on the origins of Tintin villain Rascar Capac
Tintin and the mystery of the duelling mummies: two Belgian attractions claim to have inspired comic book villain.
Warehouse video project in KL helps hard-hit cultural practitioners move online
Malaysian independent video project HeriStage helps hard-hit cultural practitioners bridge digital divide.
