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After a three-year hiatus due to the pandemic, China will resume issuing all visas on Wednesday in an effort to boost its tourism and economy. One of the last significant nations to

Three former Tiananmen Square vigil organizers in Hong Kong were given four and a half months in prison on Saturday for refusing to turn over records to the national security police. Hong

At least 14 people were killed and dozens more were hurt when a large fire at a fuel storage depot in the capital of Indonesia on Friday forced the evacuation of thousands

North Korea launched an intercontinental ballistic missile (ICBM) on Saturday in a “surprise” exercise to test the weapon’s reliability, according to state media. It took 67 minutes to travel over 900km (560

Moments before the H3 vehicle was supposed to launch on Friday, Japan aborted the launch of its first new medium-lift rocket in three decades because the secondary booster engines mounted to its

North Korea warned on Friday that it would respond with “unprecedentedly constant, strong responses” if South Korea and the US go ahead with their planned military exercises, accusing them of escalating tensions

The historic protests in November that signaled the end of zero-Covid rules have started to fade from memory as China declares victory over the pandemic. However, as time went on, many of

On Wednesday, Chinese state media defended the retaliatory actions taken against South Korea and Japan as “reasonable” in response to their COVID-19 travel restrictions, while Chinese tourists criticized Seoul’s “insulting” treatment on

As Super Typhoon Noru approaches, the Philippines has issued an extreme emergency alert. The storm, locally known as Super Typhoon Karding, became a super typhoon early Sunday morning local time in the