More than four months after it was crippled by an earthquake-generated tsunami, Japan's Fukushima Daiichi nuclear power plant has stabilized...
Using such modern tools as ground-penetrating radar and conducting analyses of water and soil core samples, a team of investigators in South...
Secretary of State Hillary Rodham Clinton on Tuesday offered India continued U.S. support in its fight against militants as the two...
Two American citizens were charged with illegally lobbying the U.S. government about the territorial dispute over Kashmir without disclosing...
Animal rights activists in Beijing are directing their attention away from fur farms, dog meat and zoos toward a less likely target in...
At least four people were killed Monday when police and protesters clashed in China's restive Xinjiang region, the official New China News...
A new U.S. commander, Marine Gen. John R. Allen, formally took control of the war in Afghanistan on Monday, inheriting a nearly decade-...
As Japan's Saki Kumagai prepared for her decisive penalty kick in the shootout that ended Sunday's Women's World Cup final, a wounded nation...
Kang Hyun-min remembers the first time he slid an album from its cardboard jacket and delicately, almost reverently, placed it on the...
His emotional pressure valve apparently blew: The distraught South Korean Marine Corps corporal decided he'd endured enough abuse from his...
In his twilight years, Zhang Shan has simplified his daily schedule to the bare essentials: Wake up, eat breakfast, walk to Shuangxing...
For months now, the drill has been the same: Maromu Oikawa grabs a shovel and chainsaw and gathers up the three precious photographs.
China's high-speed rail line between Beijing and Shanghai has been beset by glitches in the two weeks since it opened to great fanfare on...
The air conditioning in the cavernous military assembly hall didn't generate enough of a breeze to flutter the long strings of plastic...
China is moving to contain two oil spills in the Bohai Sea off the nation's northeast coast amid complaints from environmental groups and...
After 10 months of negotiations and sometimes nasty public debate, Australia's government has finally announced the details of a carbon...
Indian Home Minister Palaniappan Chidambaram told reporters Thursday it is too early to blame any particular militant group or individual...
While the Obama administration struggles to jump-start the stalled U.S. recovery, policymakers in Beijing have an opposite but equally...
For the second time in three years, Mumbai suffered a major terrorist attack Wednesday as three explosions rocked India's financial capital,...
In a bid to jump-start a flagging government and move beyond persistent corruption scandals, India's ruling coalition Tuesday announced a...
For the Americans trying to pacify the south of Afghanistan, Ahmed Wali Karzai might prove even more troublesome in death than he was in...
Washington's decision to hold back $800 million in military aid to Pakistan probably won't prod Islamabad into clamping down on militancy,...
The ruins poke out of a monotonous stretch of scrub and beckon the world to visit Afghanistan as it was more than 1,400 years ago, when...
At least 20,000 Malaysians defied government warnings by marching for electoral reforms Saturday, as police fired tear gas and detained more...
A strong earthquake with a magnitude of 7.3 hit Japan's northeastern coast on Sunday, prompting a brief tsunami warning for the area still...
With ties between the two nations strained after American commandos killed Osama bin Laden in a Pakistani garrison city, the Obama...
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