How tribal communities are powering India’s Olympic hockey dreams
101 East meets the hockey players from India’s tribal communities who are reviving the country’s love for the sport.
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‘The world has forgotten us’: MH17 disaster haunts victims’ families, 10 years on
But a decade later, the families and victims are still grappling with unimaginable grief – slowly trying to rebuild their shattered lives in the harrowing aftermath.
Japan's love of Amazon Prime, YouTube Premium piles pressure on yen
TOKYO -- Mizuki Nakamura, a 28-year-old who lives in Tokyo, is the kind of Japanese consumer putting pressure on the yen without even knowing it. The reason is her love for social media.
In Japan, a startup turns ‘Her’ AI dating into reality: ‘she’s become a habit’
Like many people juggling long hours at work, Chiharu Shimoda sought companionship via a dating app. For two months, he exchanged messages with five or six potential partners, but it was not long before he was seeking out just one – a 24-year-old named Miku. Three months later, they got married. The catch: Miku is an AI bot. And Shimoda knew that from day one.
30-year-old left the U.S., relocated to Budapest, and pays $560/month for a 1-bedroom apartment
A near-death experience inspired Denae McGaha to move halfway across the world.
Some Democrats say Biden's debate performance wasn't an anomaly
WASHINGTON — After he gave his State of the Union speech in March, President Joe Biden seemed to have quieted persistent fears that, at 81, he was no longer up to the job.
A Family Loses 3 Generations of Women in India Crowd’s Panic
Vinod Kumar was away from home on Tuesday, as he usually is for days at a time in search of masonry work, when he got the dreadful call.
Who is the Buddhist nun who built a global charity from a tiny apartment in rural Taiwan?
HUALIEN, Taiwan (AP) — The Buddhist teacher who founded what is now a global charity and religion with a $283 million operating budget grew up at a time when women could not be ordained as Buddhist nuns.