Residents are fleeing missile fire and sheltering without food and water amid escalating fighting in the Sudanese city of al-Fashir, witnesses and aid workers said, adding to fears of an all-out battle.
A campaign by Chinese authorities to encourage people to replace their old apartments with new ones is attracting interest, but faces one major hurdle: the participants in the program are struggling to sell their current homes.
At a field hospital that has become one of Gaza's main trauma centers, a doctor who has worked in a dozen war zones described the situation as the most "catastrophic" he had ever seen.
With more than 60 events annually, there's no clear-cut model for how to successfully launch yet another art fair in South Korea. The newest addition to the roster, Art OnO in Seoul, went with a blended approach.
The Bank of Japan may raise its benchmark interest rate as many as three more times this year, with the next move potentially coming as early as June given how much room there is to adjust its "excessively” easy settings, according to a former BOJ chief economist.
The Supreme Court will take measures to accommodate disabled plaintiffs in five damages lawsuits over forced sterilization under the now-defunct eugenic protection law, including setting up ramps for wheelchair users, sources said Thursday.
May you who read this be as baffled as I who write it. The subject, it almost goes without saying, is Zen. Is enlightenment bewilderment? If so, we’re on the right path.