Quiet quitting: Why more than half of South Koreans do it

More than half of South Korea’s workers are choosing to do minimal work at their jobs without actually resigning, a survey showed on Tuesday, indicating that the global trend of “quiet quitting” is growing more prominent among workers here.

Cambodia braces for record temperatures, early rains

The Ministry of Water Resources and Meteorology urged relevant authorities and individuals to conserve the use of water, emphasising the necessity for them to exercise caution in hot and dry conditions, particularly rural people far from water sources.

China to grant foreign investors greater access to its markets

To broaden market access for foreign investment, the country will remove restrictions on foreign participation in the manufacturing sector and continue to increase openness in sectors such as telecommunications and healthcare, the policy document stated.

‘Meaty rice will become reality sooner than you think’

A Korean research team has recently unveiled a bowl of pink rice, a new lab-made hybrid rice, which they say could offer a cheaper and more sustainable source of protein not just for those on a vegan diet, but also for countries still reeling from food crises.

Cambodian Party leader highlights significance of victory over genocidal regime

Chairman of the Cambodian People's Party Samdech Techo Hun Sen affirmed the holding of the ceremony was conducted in the spirit of keeping in mind the tragedy caused by the genocidal regime to the country and people of Cambodia, and forever keeping in mind the noble contributions by members of the KUFNS and Vietnamese volunteer soldiers.

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