Living Asia examines how economic growth shapes urban life, infrastructure, public services, and lifestyle trends across the region. From property development to hospitality expansion and public health initiatives, this category highlights the evolving experience of living in modern Asia.
We know physical health is important, but mental health is just as important. Many Malaysians are started to openly talk about stress, anxiety,...
AgriTech startups are changing Thailand’s rural economy in many ways. This is a new generation that changes how farmers in Thailand grow, manage,...
Telemedicine in Malaysia as gone far from being a mandatory during the pandemic to being a permanent part of digital healthcare delivery in...
Food in Indonesia and some other parts of Southeast Asia is slowly changing. People in their teens and twenties are starting to like...
The Philippines’ transportation system is going through a big change right now, which is mostly due to rail upgrades in Metro Manila threading...
The taste of the best southeast Asian food isn’t the only thing that matters. It impacts small businesses, farmers, and public health. Indonesians...
Teletherapy is becoming more popular in Indonesia, which is part of a larger trend in mental health care in Asia. More and more...
Digital healthcare is starting to help people in Asia who have had trouble getting medical care for a long time. This change is...
Day by day our parents and grandparents are growing older, doing simple activities like walking or putting on shoes can be verry challenging...
In recent years, more Malaysians are choosing to marry later in life. While marriage is still valued in society, many young adults are...