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Two neighboring countries just launched a partnership that could turn academic research into real businesses across Southeast Asia. Malaysia's tech commercialization experts are teaming up with Brunei's university researchers to build startups that solve real problems.
Brunei just became the first country to use artificial intelligence to predict and prevent heart disease across its entire population. The program could save thousands of lives and serve as a model for nations worldwide.
South Korea is launching six AI-powered smart city projects across five Southeast Asian countries to tackle traffic jams, aging buildings, and water shortages. The initiative helps cities solve real problems while opening doors for Korean tech companies abroad.
South Korea is launching six pilot programs across Southeast Asia to test AI-powered solutions for traffic jams, aging buildings, and water systems. The 2026 K-City Network brings smart city technology to real urban problems in five nations.
South Korea is helping six cities across Southeast Asia tackle traffic jams, water shortages, and safety issues with AI-powered solutions. The projects could transform urban life for millions while opening new markets for tech companies.
A new generation of musicians in Malaysian Borneo is breathing life back into the sape, a traditional wooden lute once central to ceremonies and storytelling. The challenge now is finding craftspeople willing to learn the painstaking art of making these instruments.
A critically endangered Bornean orangutan gave birth to a healthy baby boy at Madrid Zoo in early April, offering new hope for a species on the brink. Mother Surya is caring for her fourth offspring with what keepers call "exemplary" devotion.
A global team is capturing the sounds of untouched forests before they disappear, creating acoustic baselines that reveal what satellites can't see. These audio archives could transform how we protect what's left.
Forests older than human civilization itself are still thriving on every continent, offering travelers a chance to walk through deep time. These living archives have survived ice ages, tectonic shifts, and the rise and fall of empires.