
Just when you thought Angry Birds chic couldn’t possibly get anymore over the top in Cambodia than it already is, we came across this picture of a “language school” in Banteay Meanchey province. While not much is known about the school and its curriculum, parents can rest assured in knowing that the school surely offers it’s students [...]

The city of Hong Kong has recently been hit by record breaking smog. According to the Friday edition of the Hong Kong Standard: Hong Kong choked under one of the worst smog levels ever recorded in the city yesterday – the second day running that air pollution indexes topped 200. And there’s more bad news: the [...]

An elderly Chinese has found an innovative way to slow traffic outside her home, which apparently sits near a busy pedestrian crossing. According to Car News China: An old Chinese lady got sick of motorist speeding over the pedestrian crossing near her home. Sure police didn’t help so she decided to take the law into [...]

As I have written before, one of the saddest books I’ve ever read is “Nothing to Envy.” The book is about the every day lives of the average North Korean and I almost cried several times through the course of the book. “Something must be done,” the book leaves the reader thinking. But nothing can [...]

In today’s photo of the day, we have a caricature of South Korean President, Lee Myung-bak in a bullseye, or should I say what’s left of him in a bullseye after the North Korean army got through with the picture. North Korea’s leader Kim Jong-un, apparently continuing his father’s 2MB hating ways, reportedly had his [...]

In today’s Photo of the Day, Kim Jong-Un is seen smiling broadly as he inspects a Korean People’s Army Large Combined Unit. North Korea Leadership Watch reports that Kim’s last known public appearance was around February 7th, most likely the same day this photo was taken. A few days after Kim’s last public appearance, rumours [...]

Today’s photo of the day comes to us from MOP.com via chinaSMACK, which ran MOP’s full gallery on bikers in China during the Spring Festival. The New Year’s holiday in China is the one time of the year when everyone attempts to take a break from it all to go home and see family and [...]

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