Despite its benefits, remote working puts workers at risk of social detachment, which can be detrimental to a varying degree. Fortunately, there are ways to deal with it, such as self-management.

In a Japanese city once famous for forging samurai swords, craftsmen sharpen and polish kitchen knives, but even at full tilt their small factory cannot keep up with global demand.

The tangled existence of Bandung's angkot and its future in the city’s modern landscape

Traditional fabrics have grown in popularity among Indonesians, with many experimenting to pair them with a modern style for formal or everyday outfits.

Days after Prince Harry's memoir accidentally went on sale early with new allegations of discord and conflict within the British royal family, a series of TV interviews with him will start airing on Sunday with the prospect of yet more damaging attacks on the monarchy.

The Chinese finance hub halted the commercial import of the small mammals last January after a pet store worker and nearly a dozen hamsters tested positive for the Delta variant.

Britain's Prince Harry recounts in his new book how he was physically "attacked" by his older brother Prince William during an argument in 2019, the Guardian reported Wednesday. 

Norrm, an 'alternative media' that has journeyed nearly a decade through the creative landscape of its hometown of Bandung, contemplates its existence and format as it approaches its 10th year in January.

The country’s fashion designers talk what’s trending for the New Year.

Patina Maldives offers a type of luxury infused with plenty of natural elements.

With 2023 coming fast, here are five food and beverage venues for releasing pent-up pandemic blues and going to town!

With a vast majority of Indonesians having an online presence, controversies are often talked about or are started on social media.

Pet retailers are set to be barred from selling dogs, cats and rabbits in the state of New York come December 2024 under a new law, signed by governor Kathy Hochul on Thursday, which is designed to stop the supply of animals from so-called puppy mills.

In a Southeast Asian first, the kingdom removed parts of the marijuana plant from its narcotics list in June, effectively legalising the substance -– albeit with a confusing lack of detail.

Twenties is a column in which we give our top 20 list of anything and everything of interest, from food and history to pop culture, lifestyle and more.

With most of Europe struggling with soaring energy costs, Greece has launched an initiative to put its mild winters to good use and attract sun-seeking travellers all year round.

The luxury carmaker has launched its first fully electric sedan and SUV, both fitted with the artificial intelligence-powered MBUX for managing various functionalities.

Gen Z and Millennials who have grown weary of the rat race are fighting the system through a trend dubbed "quiet quitting".

Some reinterpret the patterns into a new mold, and others reinvent the wear-ability. No matter the method, the purpose is the same—to keep the passion for batik alive for years.

The World Cup is not just a battle between the competing countries, but also between millions of gamblers worldwide involving billions of dollars.

Some nonfans might feel like outcasts for not sharing soccer fans’ euphoria over the Qatar World Cup; others stay tuned just to keep up with the conversation, while still others simply don't care, one way or the other.

American music company 88rising’s collaborative clothing line with GUESS includes a collection by singer NIKI.

With a series of vibrant evening dresses and urban-futuristic metallic ensembles, designers at a Venezuelan fashion week sought to revive an industry in the doldrums after years of economic turmoil.

Indonesian fashion-maestro Biyan Wanaatmadja presented an upbeat ready-to-wear collection for spring/summer 2023 and divulged his business strategies for surviving the hard times. 

The creative director and CEO of French fashion house Balenciaga both apologized on Friday for an advertising campaign that sparked criticism on social media over accusations that it featured inappropriate imagery featuring children.

The FIFA World Cup event has always been lucrative for bars and cafes. But this year, stricter rules and regulations make holding 'nobar' ('nonton bareng', the Indonesian term for watching games as a group) harder than ever before.

Thousands attended the fourth day of IdeaFest 2022 to seek a greater understanding of the world and themselves.

Despite the threat of a recession, the demand for digital subscriptions in Indonesia is not dying down.

This year's festival explores visual arts, sustainable lifestyles, culinary arts and music, among other themes.

The highly popular Big Bad Wolf Book Sale returns with a bang after two years, welcoming thousands of excited readers seeking affordable titles.