North Korea Nuclear Weapons: Seoul Urges Pyongyang To Denuclearize Following Iran Deal
“We also hope North Korea will resolve issues surrounding its nuclear program by engaging in a dialogue with related countries in a sincere manner.”
Thailand 'Banpodj Network' Jailed: 10 Members Sent To Prison For Anti-Monarchy Recordings
Ten people were found guilty of "insulting the monarchy and publishing false information by computer."
Korean Air 'Nut Rage' Executive Heather Cho Requests US Lawsuit To Be Dropped
Heather Cho says she should face trial only in South Korea for allegedly becoming violent against a flight attendant.
Kim Jong Un Regime Denies Anthrax Facility, Invites US Congress To Inspect Biotechnology Facility
“A thousand pairs of ears cannot match a pair of eyes.”
Bastille Day 2015: Facts, Traditions And History Of French National Day
The long-celebrated French national holiday is celebrated all over the world by French and Francophile alike.
South China Sea Territory Dispute: Indonesia Protections For Land And Maritime Borders Ramp Up
A new border plan will include construction of a military base, Jakarta says.
Thailand-China Submarine Deal: US Taking A Backseat To Chinese As Superpower Influence
“Edging closer to China is understandable, even necessary, but buying submarines from the Chinese is something else much more alarming."
Under Kim Jong Un, North Korea Warns 'Stern Action' If South Doesn't Repatriate Defecting Fishermen
South Korea is only willing to repatriate two of five North Korean fishermen.
China 'Big Bang Theory' Ban Lifted: First American TV Series To Stream Under New Media Restrictions
The eighth season will be available online to viewers in China on July 22.
North Korea Drought Easing: Worst Under Kim Jong-Un Ending As Precipitation Levels Rise
Though conditions are improving, not all areas are in the clear.
Alcohol Banned Near Thailand Schools: New Restrictions Placed To Curb Youth Drinking
Additional educational measures about the risks of alcohol consumption will also be encouraged.
Tokyo Olympics 2020: Stadium Design Construction Budget Doubled Much To Dismay Of Olympic Committee
The city has yet to secure the funds to build the new facility intended to be the centerpiece of the international games.
China-Laos Military Relations Deepen As Chinese Increase Economic, Infrastructure Investments
Analysts warned that the budding relations may be too lopsided, working mostly in China’s favor.
North Korea Defections Drop Under Kim Jong Un, But More Women Are Defecting Than Men
Women between the ages of 30 and 39 are members of the most likely demographic group to leave the confines of North Korea.
China Air Force Long-Range Bombers: People’s Liberation Army Needs To Develop Updated Aircraft In The Event Of Conflict, Defense Experts Say
Long-range bombers would enable China's air force to reach as far as the western Pacific Ocean.
Religion In China Grows Among Young People, Islam Most Popular Among Followers Under 30: Report
Traditional Chinese religions like Taoism and Buddhism aren't as popular as Islam and Catholicism among younger people.
China's Government Anti-Corruption Campaign Now Targeting University Faculty For Illegal 'Decadence'
A new government-backed anti-corruption effort aims to expose illegal use of public funds at Chinese universities.
Tibetan Police Chief Encourages Self-Immolation Protests, Upsets Pro-Tibet Advocates
"Self-immolate if you want."
South Korea's Cheap And Easy Driving Test Attracts Chinese Tourists
Difficult tests are driving Chinese citizens to South Korea to obtain driver's licenses.
Homosexuality In China: Gays Find Government Workplaces Unwelcoming
Despite shifts toward a more accepting society, Chinese government offices are slow to catch on.
As China Luxury Sales Drop, LVMH Turns To New Target Demographic To Boost Business
Luxury brands in China are courting the young nouveau riche.
East China Sea Territorial Dispute: Japan Resurfaces Protests Over China Gas Facility
Japan and China’s stronghold claims in the East China Sea are related to the significant amounts of gas resources that are estimated to be in the area.
South China Sea Dispute: Beijing's Territorial Claims Are Illegal, Philippines Claims
Filipino officials hope to eventually prove that China’s so-called “nine-dash line” territorial claim is illegal during a United Nations-backed tribunal that begins Tuesday.
Under Kim Jong Un, North Korea Tested Chemical Weapons On Disabled Children, Defector Claims
The defector fled the country with 15 gigabytes of new data on North Korea's alleged chemical weapons testing program.
Asian Stocks Dip In Reaction To Greek Austerity 'No' Vote
Some analysts said the moves appeared relatively minor, indicating there was no panic and investors remained focused on China's volatile markets.
Women's World Cup Final Recap: Carli Lloyd Hat Trick Gives USA Early Start In 5-2 Win Over Japan
Carli Lloyd's hat trick in the first 16 minutes set World Cup records and was the catalyst the U.S. women needed to win their first World Cup since 1999.
Vacaville Wildfire Contained, Latest In Streak Of Northern California Fires
Investigators are looking into reports the fire was started by fireworks.
Prime Minister Of Burkina Faso Yacouba Izaac Zida Resigns Following RSP Tension
The West African nation has witnessed a year of turmoil after a civilian uprising brought a transitional government into power.
South China Sea Dispute: Beijing's National Security Law Could Create New Tensions
The new measure reaches beyond China's borders into international territories, as well as cyberspace and outer space.
Vietnam Condemns Cambodia Border Clash As Dozens Injured Over Military Expansion Protests
New clashes between Vietnamese officials and Cambodian protesters have renewed concerns over demarcation claims.
