Asia & Pacific

BERLIN/MOSCOW—The Kremlin on Thursday accused opposition politician Alexei Navalny of working with the CIA after Navalny said he believed President Vladimir Putin was behind the suspected poisoning that put him ...

BERLIN—Russian opposition leader Alexei Navalny, who is recovering in Germany after being poisoned in Russia, said in comments ...

TOKYO—Tokyo Stock Exchange plans to resume normal operations Friday after it halted trading for the day due to ...

SRINAGAR, India—Three Indian soldiers were killed on Thursday in what an army spokesman described as an unprovoked firing ...

ISLAMABAD—Afghanistan’s chief peace envoy Abdullah Abdullah ended a three-day visit to Pakistan on Sept. 30 optimistic the uneasy ...

Australia is ill-equipped to navigate rising geopolitical threats because “clunky interaction” between government departments, and a lack of ...

Beijing has revved up its rhetoric and military drills surrounding the Taiwan Strait in recent weeks, in its ...

TAIPEI, Taiwan—The U.S. Ambassador to the United Nations Kelly Craft has voiced support for Taiwan to be included ...

Australia has invested $94 million for New South Wales-based space and defence company Electro Optic Systems (EOS) to ...

An inquiry by the New South Wales (NSW) Independent Gaming and Liquor Authority has heard that billionaire casino ...

Chinese diplomats have for years worked behind the scenes to pressure state and local officials into adopting policies ...

YEREVAN, Armenia—Armenia said one of its warplanes was shot down on Tuesday by a fighter jet from Azerbaijan's ...

Chris Richardson, a Deloitte economist, believes that although Australia has almost a $200 hundred billion budget deficit it ...

TAIPEI, Taiwan—Taiwan officials said on Sept. 28 that the European Union had stepped in to help after a ...

New Zealand and China will upgrade its free trade agreement (FTA) within the framework of the controversial Belt ...

YEREVAN/BAKU—Armenian and Azeri forces exchanged fierce fire for a second day on Monday over the territory of Nagorno-Karabakh, ...

TOKYO—Japan’s new prime minister said Saturday that he’s determined to host the Tokyo Olympic Games next summer as ...

SEOUL, South Korea—North Korea accused South Korea of sending ships across the disputed sea boundary to find the ...

YEREVAN—Armenian opposition leader Gagik Tsarukyan, one of the country's richest businessmen, was put in custody on Friday for ...

NEW YORK—A Chinese national was recently turned away at a U.S. airport, in what might be the first ...

China's “one-size-fits-all” approach to mandatory COVID-19 lockdowns at universities across the country has triggered increasing dissatisfaction and protests ...

SEOUL—Kim Jong Un expressed regret on Friday over the death of a South Korean official, saying it shot ...

The mother of a COVID-19 victim filed a lawsuit on Sept. 23 to an intermediate court against the ...

Chinese bomber and fighter jets have entered Taiwan’s airspace at least 46 times from Sept. 17 to Sept. ...

On Jan. 17, 2010, Alex Cheng, a photojournalist at Mad Dog Daily, a Hong Kong-based online newspaper, noticed ...

SEOUL, South Korea—South Korea said on Sept. 24 that North Korean troops shot a South Korean government official ...

South Korean President Moon Jae-in in a Sept. 22 speech called on world leaders to put a formal ...