Bitter APT Targets Turkish Defense Sector with WmRAT and MiyaRAT Malware
Bitter, a suspected South Asian cyber espionage group, targeted a Turkish defense organization using sophisticated malware delivery methods in November 2024.
Asia's chronic pollution has high health costs DW 11/24/2024
The 100 most-polluted cities are in Asia, with severe air contamination impacting health and prompting urgent measures.
Shaping History: The Impact of Women Architects in Post-Colonial South Asia
Women's contributions to South Asian architecture have been historically overlooked despite their pivotal roles in shaping post-colonial identities.
How I hunt down fake degrees and zombie universities
Hesselbäck fights against credential fraud linked to crime, estimating billions generated from fake degrees.
The prevalence of unaccredited universities in South Asia exacerbates the issue of degree mills.
Choosing to be child-free in an apocalyptic' South Asia
More young South Asians are opting not to have children, reflecting a shift in societal values and personal choice amid declining birth rates.
Faced With Regional Setbacks, India Flexes Its New Economic Muscle
India's growing economy enhances its regional influence against China amid political changes in neighboring countries.
Heavy Downpours and Flooding Kill Dozens Across South Asia
Extreme weather, rapid urbanization, and climate change have led to deadly floods across South Asia, impacting millions of people.
Is climate change making monsoons more extreme?
Monsoons in South Asia are increasingly unpredictable due to climate change, posing serious risks to vulnerable communities.
A Matter of Survival as South Asia's Heat Wave Reaches 127 Degrees
Extreme heat in South Asia, exacerbated by climate change, is forcing vulnerable populations to make life-or-death decisions between work and avoiding heatstroke.
Heavy Downpours and Flooding Kill Dozens Across South Asia
Extreme weather, rapid urbanization, and climate change have led to deadly floods across South Asia, impacting millions of people.
Is climate change making monsoons more extreme?
Monsoons in South Asia are increasingly unpredictable due to climate change, posing serious risks to vulnerable communities.
A Matter of Survival as South Asia's Heat Wave Reaches 127 Degrees
Extreme heat in South Asia, exacerbated by climate change, is forcing vulnerable populations to make life-or-death decisions between work and avoiding heatstroke.
Indo Warehouse's Kahani Unveils New Single "Yalla," Blending African Grooves and South Asian Sounds | News | Deep House London
Kahani's 'Yalla' highlights the fusion of African and South Asian musical elements, showcasing cultural legacies through deep, emotive house music.
The origin of the cockroach: how a notorious pest conquered the world
The German cockroach originated in South Asia, not Germany, and spread globally through human habitats.
Why are South Asians going to fight in the Russia-Ukraine war?
Young men from South Asia, predominantly from India, Nepal, and Sri Lanka, are being recruited as mercenaries to fight in Ukraine by the Russians.
Despite promises of lucrative salaries, these men are facing challenges in receiving their payments and are getting killed on the front lines with limited escape routes.
South Asia sides with China after Taiwan's elections | East Asia Forum
South Asian countries support China's 'One China' principle over Taiwan
China's influence in the region is highlighted through economic and political means