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HONG KONG, Dec. 10, 2022 /PRNewswire/ -- Asia embraces the dawn

The entire world has been encountering several threats, whether the unprecedented outbreaks of COVID that have persisted for three years, the Russo-Ukrainian war that continues to rage or global economic sluggishness that directly and indirectly affects various markets.

This was a year whose high points included an adult-feeling Whitney Biennial, a major survey of contemporary Puerto Rican art, and one of the great big-little exhibitions of all time.

Last week saw the soft launch of liveshopping.co.za, pioneering Shoppertainment in South Africa as the first interactive, livestream mall.

Somehow, we've made it to the end of 2022 without civilization collapsing. Although most things did - more or less - successfully 'reboot' after the hare-brained, draconian 'lockdowns' of 2020, and the 'voluntary' ("but if you don't take it,...

With the University relaxing or doing away with COVID-19 restrictions this fall — such as easing masking requirements and closing PCR testing locations — many students felt that this semester was the first “normal” one since the start of the pandemic.

Dubai Municipality has a flags system for rating beach safety

Chosen to be the first Go Hotels property in Quezon City, the vibrant 167-room hotel brought the essence of Go Hotels’ remarkable Filipino hospitality in the bustling city at a reasonable price.

Even if COVID cases are rising again, the author isn't ready to mask up again. But she's also not quite ready to say goodbye forever...

“What we're looking at here, it raises some questions, I think, about their intent,” a senior defense official told reporters.