Why Indians are mad for momos
These tender, savoury Tibetan dumplings are a street food favourite in places like Kolkata and Delhi – just don’t forget the chutney.
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‘Symbol of bonded kinship’: Singaporeans, Malaysians laud importance of Causeway as motorway celebrates 100 years
JOHOR BAHRU/SINGAPORE: The Johor-Singapore Causeway has been a big part of Mdm Samsiah Isnin’s life.
How millennials and Gen Z are driving luxury travel brands to be more authentic and immersive
<span lang=«EN-GB» xml:lang=«EN-GB»> Between juggling work and running household errands on weekdays, YC Tan has little “me time,” apart from her gym sessions. Weekends are reserved for her four-year-old and husband, before the cycle repeats. She is, as the internet says, “peak adulting”.
Tech outage latest | Airlines rush to get back on track after global tech disruption
Transport providers, businesses and governments on Saturday are rushing to get all their systems back online after long disruptions following a widespread technology outage.
Microsoft-linked tech outage disrupts flights, media and banking worldwide
(Reuters) -- A global tech outage on Friday crippled industries from travel to finance before services started coming back online after hours of disruption, highlighting the risks of a global shift toward digital, interconnected technologies.
Japan rolls out red carpet for tourists with fast-track immigration system
Visitors will be able to complete most of their immigration screening before departure to help shorten the time taken for entry procedures on arrival, according to the broadcaster.
15 Chinese tourists hurt in dual bus crashes on treacherous New Zealand road
The buses were travelling in the same direction on a stretch of highway popular with tourists when they slid from the road on Thursday and overturned, at about the same time and only 100 metres (109 yards) apart, New Zealand’s police said in an emailed statement. Temperatures in the area were freezing and others driving on the highway reported heavy fog and black ice on the road at the time.
Alarm bells ring in Japan as experts warn of fast-spreading new Covid variant KP. 3
The KP. 3 variant is spreading rapidly, even among those who are vaccinated or have recovered from previous infections, according to Kazuhiro Tateda, president of the Japan Association of Infectious Diseases.