Yoshitaka Sakurada, Japan's cybersecurity and Olympics minister for the 2020 Summer Games in Tokyo, has resigned from his post over remarks about a natural disaster in the nation eight years ago.

A judge on Monday rejected a motion from Lindsay Clancy's attorneys to dismiss the murder charges against her, clearing the ...

South Korea seeks to preserve a 15% U.S. tariff arrangement as a delayed Section 301 investigation raises uncertainty over ...

Retired Rear Adm. Eileen Laubacher, a Democrat, declared victory over Rep. Lauren Boebert, R-Colo., on Monday in their House ...

South Korea's defense minister signals changes to a military academy integration plan while ruling out the closure of ...

A South Korean lawmaker demands an investigation into alleged mass enrollment by religious groups and warns of possible party ...

A UAE oil field jointly developed by South Korean energy companies plans a $272 million water treatment expansion to support ...

South Korea discovers four cases of students cheating with AI smart glasses and strengthens school examination rules ahead of ...

China's political leadership faces a potential reshuffle as Xi Jinping's fourth term appears increasingly likely and younger ...

South Korea's opposition lawmakers boycott budget hearings, alleging a special counsel bill threatens judicial independence ...

Philippines-born bomb maker Abdul Basit Usman, who the United States had a $1 million bounty on, was killed by the Armed Forces of the Philippines on Sunday. A Pakistani court on Friday ordered the ...

Georgia expert Uwe Halbach speaks about Russia’s motives in the Caucasus conflict, its delayed pullout and the way ahead for war-torn Georgia.