US Considering Action in South China Sea
United States officials say the Defense Department is considering sending military ships and aircraft to test Chinese claims in the South China Sea.
United States officials say the Defense Department is considering sending military ships and aircraft to test Chinese claims in the South China Sea.
Another stranded boat holding hundreds of migrants has been seen off the coast of Thailand.
Chinese President Xi Jinping welcomed Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi Thursday to his family’s hometown of Xi’an.
The Taliban said it carried out a deadly attack on a hotel in Kabul Wednesday night.
Gunmen stormed a guesthouse in Afghanistan during a party for foreigners, killing five, including an American citizen.
South Korean intelligence officials said Wednesday that North Korea executed its Armed Forces Minister, Hyon Yong Chol, late last month.
Thousands of Bangladeshis and ethnic Rohingya from Myanmar remain stranded on boats off the coasts of Thailand, Indonesia and Malaysia.
Pakistan’s Prime Minister Nawaz Sharif arrived in Kabul Tuesday, along with the Pakistani army chief, General Raheel Sharif.
U.S. Secretary of State John Kerry said he had “frank” — or direct — discussions with Russian President Vladimir Putin Tuesday in the city of Sochi.
The Philippines and Japan have held their first-ever bilateral naval training.