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Japan Hangs Chinese Man Over Murder Of Family Of Four

Japan hangs Chinese man over murder of family of four

US Flew 4 Surveillance Planes Over Korean Peninsula Amid Christmas Threat

Kim had said that he had a “Christmas gift” for Trump if the nuclear arms negotiations between the two countries were not resumed by Dec. 31.

The Year The World Woke Up To The Climate Emergency

Climate protests hit the global headlines in 2019

The year the world woke up to the climate emergency

US President Donald Trump, pictured (left) with North Korea's Kim Jong Un at the Military Demarcation Line dividing North and South Korea, said he would be "surprised" by hostility from Pyongyang

Trump On North Korea 'Christmas Gift' Surprise: 'Maybe It's A Beautiful Vase'

President Donald Trump has played down North Korea’s promised Christmas gift threat and said he expected an attractive present something like a “nice vase.”

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The North promised an ominous 'Christmas gift' earlier this month if Washington does not make concessions by the end of December

North Korea News: China, Japan, South Korea Meet As Pyongyang Threatens 'Christmas Gift' For US

East Asian leaders called for dialogue in face of North Korean military threats.

Japan and South Korea's meeting in Chengdu, southwestern China, is an opportunity for Beijing to try and bring about a thaw in relations between America's two allies

China Hosts Japan, South Korea With Eyes On Nuclear North

China hosts Japan, South Korea with eyes on nuclear North

Former Wework CEO Adam Neumann was forced out after the company's faile IPO

Former WeWork CEO Adam Neumann Could Earn Even More Beyond His $1.6 Billion Exit Package

For Adam Neumann, the $1.6 billion severance was only a start.

US Secretary of Defense Mark Esper announced the Pentagon is sending 3,000 more troops and two fighter squadrons to support Saudi Arabiqa's defenses against Iran

US Military Looking To Pull Back? Why The Pentagon May Withdraw Troops From West Africa

Some 225.000 U.S. troops are stationed in Europe and Asia, not including the Middle East, the largest contingent in Japan.

Tuesday's Stock Market Open: US Equities Open Moderately Higher On Shortened Christmas Eve Trading

US stocks opened higher on Tuesday.

Study: Household Carbon Footprints In Japan Driven By Sweets And Alcohol, Not Meat

A new study found that families in Japan with higher carbon footprints tend to consume more sweets, alcohol and restaurant food. Meat consumption only explained less than 10 percent of carbon footprint differences.

If North Korea is capable of launching missiles from submarines -- something analysts say it is on its way to achieving -- that would give it a second strike capability

North Korea's Christmas Gift Is 'Ready To Go', Trump Officials On High Alert

Earlier this month, Kim Jong Un said it was up to the U.S. to choose what "Christmas gift" it gets from Pyongyang.

China has pledged to further open up its economy to foreign investment

China Signals Stepping Up Economic Support In 2020

China signals stepping up economic support in 2020

Former US National Security Adviser John Bolton said North Korea posed an "imminent" threat

Former US Adviser Warns Of 'Imminent' North Korea Risk

Former US adviser warns of 'imminent' North Korea risk

Monday's Stock Market Open: US Equities Rise After China Cuts Tariffs On Hundreds Of Imports

U.S. stocks opened higher on Monday on word China plans to reduce tariffs on agriculture and other goods come Jan. 1.

North Korean leader Kim Jong Un had agreed to shutter the Sohae site during a summit last year with South Korean President Moon Jae-in in Pyongyang as part of trust-building measuresÂ Â

China's Xi Supports Improvement In Relations Between North And South Korea

Chinese President Xi Jinping told South Korean President Moon Jae-in on Monday that China is supportive of South Korea’s efforts to improve relationships with its northern neighbor North Korea. The reason for the show of support is to spur peace talks, according to China’s Foreign Ministry.