Beijing claims the United States is pursuing a “hegemony” in the South China Sea after a Navy guided-missile destroyer steamed near a chain of islands there to dispute what it views as unlawful restrictions.
Rescue teams trying to reach 41 construction workers trapped in a collapsed tunnel in northern India for nearly two weeks stopped drilling again Friday after their boring machine hit a new metal obstruction in rock debris, further delaying efforts.
Top diplomats from Japan and China met for bilateral talks Saturday to try to resolve disputes including China’s ban on Japanese seafood, which has hit Japanese exporters.
The flight data recorder of a large U.S. Navy plane that overshot a runway and ended up in the water near Honolulu this week has been recovered as the military continues to plan for the aircraft’s removal.
Col. Ned Edward Felder was serving in Vietnam when he received a care package from a stranger. Alone in the midst of a war thousands of miles from his own home and family, the kindness felt enormous. This fall, the two pen pals finally met,
A container ship owned by an Israeli billionaire came under attack by a suspected Iranian drone in the Indian Ocean as Israel wages war on Hamas in the Gaza Strip, an American defense official said Saturday.
The congestion at Panama Canal could be to Europe’s benefit as US liquefied natural gas supplies will largely bypass Asia.
Nearly three years after a military coup ousted Myanmar’s democratic government and triggered a civil war, ethnic rebels, camped out in the country’s mountains and jungles, are posing the biggest potential threat to the ruling junta.
Middle Eastern wealth funds are facing greater scrutiny on U.S. deals from the Biden administration, part of a broader pushback on entities perceived to have close ties with China
After a week of dramatic twists and turns, Taiwan’s most pro-US candidate has a clearer path to victory in next year’s presidential election, in an outcome likely to frustrate Beijing.
Binance Holdings Ltd. had such lax controls over cryptocurrency transactions on its exchange that terrorists, hackers and sanctions violators used it for years to move billions of dollars, US prosecutors said.
A Marine Corps rotational force is practicing coastal defense in Indonesia, the latest sign of strengthening ties between the United States and the nation bordering the contested South China Sea.
North Korea has scrapped a peace agreement designed to ease border tensions that was partially suspended by South Korea following Pyongyang’s launch of a spy satellite late Tuesday.
Select pieces of Monet’s work are available for viewing until Jan. 28 in the exhibit “Claude Monet: Journey to Series Paintings” at the Ueno Royal Museum in Ueno Park, Tokyo.
Step inside Gran Aztecas in Yokosuka, and you’ll find a little piece of Mexico in the heart of Japan. The food and even the decor, from sombreros to colorful murals, may make you feel like you’re south of the Rio Grande.
The intelligence community now assesses with confidence that China is poised to succeed in landing humans on the moon and constructing a permanent base camp at the lunar south pole by the end of this decade, four intelligence officials told McClatchy.
Between bites of turkey and prime rib the sailors rubbed shoulders with the distinguished visitors and discussed their personal and professional lives.
The United States military says one of its warships in the Red Sea has shot down bomb-carrying drones launched from territory controlled by Yemen’s Houthi rebels.
A U.S. government official says a plot to kill Sikh separatist leader Gurpatwant Singh Pannun on American soil has been thwarted. The official says U.S. authorities are concerned that the Indian government may have had prior knowledge of the plot against him.