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Japan, India cosying up to each other
PM Abe's Delhi visit marks warmer ties as Chinese assertiveness grows
UNDERWATER CNY: Divers at Beijing Aquarium stage an underwater performance for visitors on Friday to celebrate the upcoming Spring Festival. Photo by Zou Hong/Asianewsphoto/ China Daily
JUSTICE FOR ERWIANA: Demonstrators take part in a march in support of an Indonesian maid Erwiana Sulistyaningsih who was allegedly tortured by her employer in Hong Kong on Thursday. The Indonesian maid has welcomed the arrest of her former Hong Kong employer accused of torturing her, saying she was willing to return to the city to testify in the case that sparked angry protests./Phillipe Lopez AFP
STILL AT IT: Members of the anti-government Students and People's Network for Thailand's Reform removing the metal letters spelling out "Royal Thai Police" off the police headquarters in Bangkok./ The Nation
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North Korea makes an abrupt proposal for the reunions of separated families living in both Koreas with the immediately welcoming it, a report in The Korea Herald says. In another step towards forging closer ties with India - and countering a rising China, Japanese Premier Shinzo Abe sets off on a visit to New Delhi, The Straits Times notes. Thailand's February 2 election can only be postponed if the ongoing protests are brought to an end and there is no boycott of the election, The Nation quotes a government official as saying. More than 80 per cent of cities failed to meet China's air quality standard during at least half of December, making it the month with the worst average air quality in 2013, China Daily reports. German officials meet Taiwan President Ma Ying-jeou during a stop in Frankfurt for refuelling on a trip that will take him to the nation's two allies in Africa and to attend the inauguration ceremony of Honduras' new president, The China Post writes.
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Only in Malaysia will you find brown-skinned neo-Nazis
If you are a chocolate lover, then you will love Southeast Asia’s first ever museum that pays homage to what some call the “food of gods”
Yeonnam-dong is often overlooked as it's usually overshadowed by the vibrant and crowded neighbourhood of Hongdae
Balancing act
How Malaysian working mothers balance their professional and personal lives
Bread is the latest 'it' food in Metro Manila
Aside from the favourite 'pan de sal', Filipinos are discovering other types of bread
Living under an ash cloud
Gas masks and protective glasses are every day wear for villages living near rumbling volcano Mt Sinabung
Temple in the mist
Popular with Buddhist pilgrims, the remote northern temple of Wat Pra Prabat Si Roy is little known among foreign visitors
PETALING JAYA: Crocodiles, bats, rats – Malaysia has plenty of endangered animals that would love a job as a mascot. But even in the tourism industry, looks matter. Sadly these beasts just aren’t as cute or cuddly as a monkey with a very big nose.
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