The New Year's bakery was not sold by Covid-19
South Korea: Lee Soon-ai's baker in Seoul was flustered in the days leading up to the Lunar New Year, in contrast to the crowded scene of customers from previous years.
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People who choose to die at home in the midst of a pandemic
Morgue owner Brian Simmons has traveled to more households to bring dead bodies to the morgue and cremation since the Covid-19 outbreak.
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Housewives are inspired by "take off the shirt" to travel around China
Tired after years of living "for others", To Man decisively left, starting a journey to inspire millions of Chinese housewives.
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Tokyo 2020 Olympics leader apologizes for criticizing women 'talking a lot'
Yoshiro Mori, chairman of the organizing committee of the Tokyo 2020 Olympics, apologized but did not resign after criticizing the "talkative" women at sports organizations.
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China has a headache because young people refuse to marry
Two years ago, Joanne Su was still worried when she turned 30 and her parents kept urging on getting married.
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Was beaten 80 lashes for homosexual relations
A gay couple suffered a total of 160 whips under Islamic law because they were caught half-naked in a room in Aceh province.
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The billionaire is about to be Trump's son-in-law
Michael Boulos, who just got engaged to Tiffany Trump, is a young executive inheriting the family's billion-dollar business empire.
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Wuhan nightclub bustling after a year of blockade
Rabbit ears glow in the dark, music sizzle, colorful masks, nightlife in Wuhan is bustling, different from a year ago.
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Indonesian doctors are afraid of the Chinese Covid-19 vaccine
The Indonesian doctor's Covid-19 death rate is among the highest in the world, but the CoronaVac vaccination campaign does not relieve them of anxiety.
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Indians lit candles to scare away Covid-19
Millions of Indians turned off the lights, lit candles at Modi's call to show solidarity and chant slogans to ban Covid-19.
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