Chile Approves Bill to Ban Smartphones in Classrooms
Santiago: Chile’s legislature has approved a groundbreaking law that seeks to ban the use of smartphones in schools, a measure backed by a significant majority
Santiago: Chile’s legislature has approved a groundbreaking law that seeks to ban the use of smartphones in schools, a measure backed by a significant majority
Seoul: South Korean President Lee Jae Myung marked the first anniversary of Yoon Suk Yeol’s brief 2024 martial law, calling for justice as investigations into
Vienna: Distinguished delegates and experts gathered to discuss the accelerating convergence of nuclear energy and artificial intelligence (AI), two forces that are reshaping the global
Bangkok: Millions of jobs in the Asia-Pacific region are at risk as artificial intelligence adoption accelerates in wealthier nations, according to UN economists. The AI
Seoul: In South Korea, the term “molka” is used to describe the act of filming women’s bodies without their consent. This invasive practice involves the
Seoul: South Korea’s close ties to China were evident at the recent APEC summit, where Chinese leader Xi Jinping held positive talks with his South
Seoul: World governments are closely monitoring the progress of Australia’s recent social media ban, with several countries contemplating the introduction of similar measures. The move
Manila: Senior officials from South Korea and the Philippines gathered in Manila for their annual talks aimed at bolstering bilateral maritime cooperation, focusing on areas