Tournaments for the Basketball World Cup held in Okinawa will begin Friday, despite a North Korean spy satellite launch attempt that prompted an evacuation alert in Japan.
The Lefortovo District Court has ruled Russia’s Federal Security Service (FSB) can continue to keep Wall Street Journal reporter Evan Gershkovich detained as he awaits trial.
President Biden released a statement Thursday renewing the American support for Ukraine as the country celebrates its Independence Day. The country first gained independence in 1991.
The Chinese government announced it would be banning Japanese seafood after a Japanese nuclear power plant began a controversial, decades-long process of dumping nuclear wastewater.
A Russian military helicopter was reportedly lured into Ukraine after a months long operation and the pilot has defected, Ukrainian intelligence is claiming.
North Korea conducted the launch of a rocket towards the south, as reported by South Korea's military. The incident is suspected to be the nation's second attempt to place a satellite into orbit.
A helicopter belonging to the Lebanese army met a fatal end during a routine training mission within a forest to the east of Beirut, claiming the lives of two crew members.
Tokyo Electric Power Company, or Tepco, is preparing to release tons of Fukushima’s radioactive wastewater in a process that may take decades to complete.
A British jury said that two teenagers were involved with Lapsus$, a group that hacked BT, EE, and Nvidia, held sensitive information for ransom, and demanded millions of dollars.
Authorities in Thailand tracked down an American tourist and forced him to apologize after he was caught on video blowing cannabis smoke in a crowded area.
Political newcomer Srettha Thavisin has become the prime minister of Thailand just nine months after joining party Pheu Thai, his first official step into politics.
On Tuesday, two boats from the Philippines breached a blockade of Chinese ships to deliver supplies to forces guarding the Second Thomas Shoal in the highly contested South China Sea.
An earthquake with a magnitude of 6.2 struck hundreds of miles below the surface of Santiago del Estero, Argentina, Wednesday. No damages were immediately reported.
As Japan prepares to release treated radioactive wastewater from the wrecked Fukushima nuclear plant, Hong Kong is setting up steps to monitor seafood imports from Japan.
Ukraine’s intelligence agency GUR claimed on its Telegram channel that Russia has a "limited number" of sophisticated systems left and destroying the S-400 is a "painful blow."
China, which has been investing in infrastructure and logistics around the world for years, is building a $1.3 billion port in Chancay, Peru, to streamline shipping to South America.
