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United Nation's Ambassador Nikki Haley said the U.S. is considering "every option on the table" following the North's missile tests.

Two political refugees from Bangladesh told Japanese media they were deceived by a contractor offering them visa extensions in return for dangerous radiation cleanup in Fukushima.

"Our priority now is to flash the red light and apply brakes on both trains."

A new report from Japan is saying that Apple will likely launch this year's flagship iPhone at a later date.

North Korea has fired ballistic missiles in Japan four times before but the latest one on Monday has forced Japan to consider for first strike options soon.

Veteran Chinese politician Wang Yi spoke to reporters candidly Wednesday.

Former South Korea President Park Geun-hye’s impeachment by the country’s parliament in December 2016 represented the most recent high-profile bribery scandal in Asia.

The Nintendo Switch's initial sales numbers look to be strong for the company, as the Switch is the fastest selling Nintendo console in North America and topped the Wii's initial two-day sales numbers.

The country fell from the No. 1 spot in 2016 to No. 4 this year.

The annual K-pop cultural convention will be held in Mexico and Australia for the first time, in addition to events in Japan and the United States.

The move angered China and Russia, with each threatening the U.S. over what they deemed a security risk.

Singapore resident Liang Weiming, a Level 28 Pokémon trainer having a Pokédex containing 200 Pokémon died seconds after he caught a Lapras in the game.

North Korea launched four ballistic missiles Monday in an apparent retaliation to joint military exercises by the U.S. and South Korea.

Vaccines have saved millions of people, says a new study of nine diseases, but that good work is being threatened by people who question the safety or neccessity of vaccinations.

A Spain winemaker was forced to suspend production for two months to show the wine contains 99 percent wine and 1 percent grape.

U.S. Forces Japan and 5th Air Force commander Lt. Gen. Jerry P. Martinez said the plane’s signaled Washington’s “ever, ever, ever strong commitment” to Japan.

Russia condemned its southern neighbor's most recent military activity, saying it would increase tensions.

A projectile, fired in apparent response to U.S.-South Korea military exercises, splashed down in the Sea of Japan.

After the latest setback in the costly, oft-delayed Fukushima cleanup, Tokyo's power company said it needed new ideas to build robots capable of surviving the deadly radiation inside.

The senator and the actor plan to support Nissan auto workers who have been attempting to form a union.

Pyongyang has been under U.N. sanctions since 2006, and the council took tough measures following the reclusive country's fifth nuclear test in September 2016.