Sports Monster is an indoor complex west of Seoul that blends traditional sports with digital gaming, offering an indoor experience that appeals to children, teens and adults.

An American bomber from World War II that sat hidden in Papua New Guinea’s jungle for decades will soon go on display at a museum in Port Moresby, the island nation’s capital, according to the Australian air force.

The national nonprofit filed a complaint in U.S. District Court in Hawaii over the failures of the U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service and Department of the Air Force to comply with Freedom of Information Act requests.

Japan this week confirmed that two Chinese aircraft carriers have operated together for the first time in the Pacific, fueling Tokyo’s concern about Beijing’s rapidly expanding military activity far beyond its borders.

South Korea has stopped using its propaganda loudspeakers along the northern border in an effort to reduce tensions between the two countries, the military said.

Airman 1st Class Craig Jeudy, a communications specialist with 5th Air Force at Yokota Air Base in Japan, relied on a sharp jab and superior conditioning to earn a majority decision victory in his professional boxing debut at Tokyo’s Korakuen Hall.

Two South Korean pilots suffered minor burns and lacerations while ejecting from a fighter jet that crashed during a takeoff attempt in Alaska, according to the country’s air force.

The Hawaii Legislature has established a position for a Red Hill cleanup “czar” who will coordinate state policy regarding contamination left by the fuel storage facility.

Myanmar is on “a path to self-destruction” if violence in the conflict-wracked Southeast Asian nation doesn’t end, the U.N. envoy warned on Tuesday.

Suchinda Kraprayoon, an army commander in Thailand who in 1992 followed the Southeast Asian nation’s tradition of military strongmen assuming the reins of government, died Tuesday at age 91.