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Today, there are an estimated 500,000 Koryo Saram scattered across several former Soviet Union states.

Ahead of the impending referendum, First Nations people with Japanese heritage are calling on voters to consider the diversity of Indigenous perspectives.

Over 30,000 people marched down Sejong-daero street in central Seoul, Sept. 23, calling for climate justice. This was the 923 Climate Justice March, which comes on the heels of worldwide climate protests taking place in September, with millions rallying across the globe. The march was organized by Action for Climate Justice, a coalition of more than 600 civic, environment, labor, regional and trade union movements.

THE Japan International Cooperation Agency (Jica) and Ateneo de Manila University (ADMU) recently imparted Japan’s peace-building efforts in the Bangsamoro Region. The fourth Jica Chair lecture series at the ADMU Campus in Quezon City entitled “Japan’s Experience on Peace-Building: Bangsamoro’s Journey to Peace” was held on September 20. At the event were Ambassador Kazuhiko Koshikawa,

At 93 and on quest to become Korea's oldest Ph.D. grad Asia News Network (ANN) is the leading regional alliance of news titles striving to bring the region closer, through an active sharing of editorial content on happenings in the region.

Mr Kwon No-gab aims to complete his dissertation by the time he turns 95 in two years’ time. Read more at straitstimes.com.

"When you hear 'indigenous people in Australia', I think many Japanese will come up with an exotic image of them in Australian nature, like on a postcard. But I felt something not right about it, it's more than that," Dr Yuriko Yamanouchi, Associate professor at the Tokyo University of Foreign Studies said.

Ninety-three years old and still chasing his dreams, Kwon No-gab, the chairman of the Kim Dae-jung Foundation and adviser to the main opposition Democratic Party of Korea, recently attended his first class as an English Literature doctoral student. He said he aims to complete his dissertation within two years’ time when he turns 95, an ambitious goal for any doctorate pursuant. The record for the oldest Korean ...

Canada is under fire, again. This time, it has become a laughingstock of the world.

Youngstown State University students are learning locally and internationally through study abroad opportunities.