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Typhoon Chan-Hom Bears Down On China; Hundreds Of Thousands Evacuated Before Storm

Hundreds of thousands of people have been evacuated from coastal cities, amid fears Typhoon Chan-hom could be the worst storm to hit the area since 1949.

Japanese Prime Minister Shinzo Abe Considers China Summit: Report

The Japanese leader reportedly sees boosting China-Japan relations as a way of improving his battered ratings.

USA Women's Soccer Parade Shows Progress Toward Gender Equality, But Obstacles Remain, Attendees Say

The U.S. women’s national soccer team rode their floats in a Manhattan parade Friday to celebrate winning the 2015 World Cup.

Japan Interested In Joining NATO Missile Consortium: Report

It's interested in joining a consortium that would give Tokyo its first taste of a multinational defense project, a move the U.S. Navy is encouraging because it could pave the way for Japan to lead similar partnerships in Asia, an exclusive Reuters report says.

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China Air Force Long-Range Bombers: People’s Liberation Army Needs To Develop Updated Aircraft In The Event Of Conflict, Defense Experts Say

Long-range bombers would enable China's air force to reach as far as the western Pacific Ocean.

US House Passes Bill To Strengthen Military Aid To Jordan In Fight Against ISIS

The measure will put Jordan on the same level as the North Atlantic Treaty Organization (NATO) countries for three years.

Logitech Is Rebranding: Goes With 'Logi' And Forgets The 'Tech' On Future Products

The rebrand will see the company adopt simpler designs with bolder colors, aiming to go “beyond PC peripherals.”

Gay Marriage In Japan? Group Files Human Rights Complaint Calling For Policy Review After US Supreme Court Decision

Activists argue that Japan's lack of explicit approval of same-sex marriage is unconstitutional.

Japan Residence Card Deadline Approaches For Foreign Residents

About 28,000 foreign permanent residents of Japan still have to get the new card, according to the Japanese Justice Ministry.

US Banks Post Detailed Crisis Plans To Avoid Breakup Threat

After the last financial crisis, banks were required to submit "living wills" each year to show how they would deal with bankruptcy during a crisis.

Russia Grounds Entire Su-24 Fleet Of Fighter Jets After Deadly Crash Near Sea Of Japan

The entire Su-24 fleet was grounded after one of the aircraft crashed in far eastern Russia, killing both pilots.

Senkaku and Diaoyu Islands, East China Sea

East China Sea Territorial Dispute: Japan Resurfaces Protests Over China Gas Facility

Japan and China’s stronghold claims in the East China Sea are related to the significant amounts of gas resources that are estimated to be in the area.

USA-Japan Women's World Cup Final Breaks TV Ratings Record For Women's Soccer, Tops 1999 Win Over China

The 2015 FIFA Women's World Cup final match between the U.S. and Japan drew an estimated 22 million viewers — trumping the 1999 World Cup final.

Russia To Test Missiles In Pacific Ocean Naval Exercise Amid Growing Military Presence Across World's Seas

The exercise will see Russia ships test missiles defenses against simulated enemy attacks.

European Stocks Fall But No Rout After Greek 'No'

Some bankers said the vote made it more likely that Greece would leave the single currency.

Unesco Confers World Heritage Status To Japan's Controversial Meiji Industrial Sites

Japan’s attempts had initially faced stiff opposition from South Korea, as many of the locations were sites of forced labor.

Asian Stocks Dip In Reaction To Greek Austerity 'No' Vote

Some analysts said the moves appeared relatively minor, indicating there was no panic and investors remained focused on China's volatile markets.

Women's World Cup Final Recap: Carli Lloyd Hat Trick Gives USA Early Start In 5-2 Win Over Japan

Carli Lloyd's hat trick in the first 16 minutes set World Cup records and was the catalyst the U.S. women needed to win their first World Cup since 1999.

Japan Pledges $6 Billion To Mekong Nations As China Prepares New Bank

China is preparing to launch a new institutional lender, seen as encroaching on the regional clout of Tokyo and ally Washington.

'Solar Impulse 2' Closing In On Hawaii After Breaking Solo Flight Record

The Swiss solar-powered plane is currently on the riskiest leg of its ambitious journey -- from the city of Nagoya in Japan to Hawaii.

Japan Power Group Aims To Cut CO2 Emissions By A Third Through Nuclear Energy: Report

Japan has found itself increasingly reliant on imported fossil fuels since it shuttered its nuclear reactors after the Fukushima disaster.

Apple Watch 2 Rumors: Samsung May Build OLED Displays For Next Apple Inc. Smartwatch

Samsung joins LG in manufacturing displays for Apple's smartwatches.

American Giant Robot Challenges Japanese Robot To A Duel [VIDEO]

In the video, the co-founders of MegaBot describe their creation as America's first "fully-functional giant piloted robot."

Asia Stocks Rise For Third Day Though Greece, China Concerns Weigh

Investor sentiment globally is expected to remain cautious in the coming weeks.

Women's World Cup: Own Goal From England's Laura Bassett Puts Japan Through To Final Against US [VIDEO]

England defender Laura Bassett tried to clear a Japanese cross in the final minute of extra time, but sliced the ball past her own goalkeeper and into the net.

After Wi-Fi At The Taj, Modi Revives Campaign For 'Digital' India

Prime Minister Narendra Modi urged more companies to make electronic and digital goods on Wednesday, reviving his campaign promise to bridge India's digital divide backed by over $70 billion in investment pledges.

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