South Korea and Japan's wood pellet imports from Vietnam cause severe pollution and climate injustice. Fueled by subsidies and regulatory loopholes, supply chain contamination and data manipulation remain unchecked, demanding urgent countermeasures.
Three Banten prosecutors in Indonesia were arrested for extorting 1.4 billion rupiah from a South Korean and a local defendant. They promised acquittal for IT Law charges but kept demanding more. The victims reported them to the KPK with video evidence. They are now on trial.
In 2018, the most severe crackdown on the labor movement in Japan’s post-war history took place. Following a general strike led by the Kansai Nama-con Branch (hereafter "Kannama") of the All Japan Construction and Transport Solidarity Union, the police arrested over 80 union members in
In April 2026, a boat carrying Rohingya refugees capsized in the Andaman Sea en route to Malaysia. Of around 280 passengers, 25–30 suffocated in the hold and only 9 survived, highlighting the urgent need for international intervention.
Evidence obtained by Dunia supports the special prosecutor’s claim that Yun Young-ho pursued private interests. After receiving a royal decoration and Cambodian citizenship, he was involved in a $506 million development project, an SPC, and his own investment firm.
This reportage captures a solidarity movement in Kashmir, where people donate gold, vehicles, and livestock to support Iran. Rooted in shared history, it transcends sectarian divides and turns charity into a powerful collective and political statement.
A 26.7 billion KRW scam run by Koreans in Cambodia has been exposed. Posing as authorities, the group used “self-confinement” to isolate victims in hotels while tracking them via malicious apps. Based on exclusive internal records, Dunia reveals the scheme through a victim’s account.
YouTubers and IT workers in Indian-administered Kashmir face threats to their livelihoods from frequent internet shutdowns and government VPN bans. These security-driven controls have cut productivity and income, prompting calls for free expression and a stable digital environment.
Bangladesh has chosen change. Following the Feb 12 election, the BNP took power, ending 17 years of autocratic rule. Citizens have restored democracy with a hard-won vote for the Tarique Rahman administration. Full report from Dhaka by Dunia.
Dunia found nearly 79,000 people still displaced along the Thai-Cambodian border after clashes sparked in the Emerald Triangle. Airstrikes destroyed homes and livelihoods, and despite the December 27 truce, ruined harvests and military barriers still block their return home.
What began as a concert etiquette dispute in Malaysia has escalated into a digital war between Korean and Southeast Asian users. Under the hashtag #SEAblings, Southeast Asians are transforming pro-democracy solidarity into a strong anti-hate movement against Korean cultural superiority and racism.
Leaked “TM Report” reveals the Unification Church’s political influence in Nepal through campaign funding and its attempts to establish covert contact with North Korea via Nepali communist leaders.
Dunia has exclusively obtained internal documents from a South Korean cyber scam syndicate recently dismantled in Phnom Penh, Cambodia. The documents reveal a "Three-Tier Splitting" system and the use of detailed "target sheets" to track victims' finances, family, and daily schedules.
Yeaser, a Rohingya student, studies chemistry on YouTube because his camp lacks even basic lab tools. He dreams of becoming a doctor in Cox’s Bazar, where medical care disappears at night. From the UN’s “Ground Zero,” Dunia presents an op-ed by his teacher, Niyamot Ullah.
Dunia and Newstapa report that the Unification Church's Japan-built vote trading model was imported into the Yoon administration, tying church mobilization, campaign work and political protection, and likely shaping Korean politics far beyond what was known.