DW.com The end of South Korea’s dog meat trade: who wins, who loses? Many olderSouth Koreans still consider dog meat a delicacy, and believe it helps digestion and boosts energy, especially during the sweltering summer months. Germany news: Merz…
Home - Thailand News - Why Thailand’s Rule of Law Score Keeps Falling Thailand’s rule of law score didn’t fall in the latest World Justice Project results. In 2026, it edged up 1.0% from the prior year, although its rounded score remained 0.50, well below…
The revised EU framework for organic production and labelling agreed upon by the co-legislators will: allow imported organic products coming from non-EU countries with equivalent systems to use the EU organic logo, provided they meet additional EU production and control…
Newswise — Charles Woods, a privacy rhetoric expert in Georgia Tech's School of Literature, Media, and Communication at the Ivan Allen College of Liberal Arts, shares four major concerns. How much data are you sharing online through social media, online purchases,…
As we embark further into the 21st century, the rise of the digital world has been unprecedented. From social media platforms to sophisticated online banking systems, our lives are increasingly intertwined with the digital realm. The rapid advancement of technology has…
Home - Tech - Thai Government Apps You Should Actually Install Thailand has plenty of apps and online services, but a government-sounding name doesn’t guarantee an app is official, useful, or current. The right choices depend on whether you’re a Thai citizen,…
Online privacy refers to protecting one’s personal information while using the internet. These are the reasons why online privacy matters, threats to online privacy and essential tips for protecting one’s online privacy. Online privacy is the protection of an individual’s…
Platform accountability, antitrust for big tech, data rights, and online safety.
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