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Echoes in the Snow: Afghan Women’s Quiet Rebellion

Does North Korea Exist?: Some Thoughts on the Image and Representation

India’s ‘Big Brother’ Dilemma in Post-Hasina Bangladesh: Is the Strategic Handshake Over?

Asian Colonisation: The Case of Japan and Taiwan

“8+9” Pa-Chia-Chio Culture in Taiwan

Malaysian Cuisine: A Diplomatic Tool on the Global Scale

Fan-Centric Marketing: How K-Pop Taps into Devotion to Drive its Commercial Success

Commercial Beauty: Made in East Asia

Nepo-Babies in Southeast Asian Politics: The Resurgence of Political Dynasties

Born to Decline? East Asia’s Fertility Rate Crisis
Although widely talked about, the fertility rate crisis has remained an ongoing and unsolved crisis for the last couple of decades, a problem that the majority of developed nations are beginning to experience or have already started experiencing the repercussions of. Incorporating the cultural and economic nuances of the East Asian region, a look into why population decline is imminent and whether we are at a stage to prevent it is a question this article hopes to explore.