Dozens dead after blast at Pakistan celebration for prophet's birthdayAround 500 people had gathered for a procession from the mosque to celebrate the birth of the prophet, known as Mawlid an-Nabi.
No radioactive substance found in fish after Fukushima water releaseRadioactive elements, except tritium and carbon-14, have been mostly filtered from the water that is being released into the Pacific Ocean.
North Korea releases US soldier who ran across borderThe Pentagon credited the U.S. Army, U.S. Forces Korea, the Department of Defense, Sweden and China for their assistance in securing the release.
South Korea parades weapons in its biggest Armed Forces Day in yearsAbout 4,000 South Korean troops marched alongside tanks, artillery systems, drones and ballistic missiles capable of striking North Korea.
Scientists stunned by rare tarantulas with 'enchanting phenomenon'Blue colorations are rarely found in nature because they’re a result of a certain arrangement of biological photonic nanostructures.
Kim Jong Un vows support for Russia's 'just fight' during Putin talksNorth Korea may have tens of millions of aging artillery shells and rockets that could give a huge boost to the Russian army in Ukraine.
Kim Jong Un will visit Russia, setting stage for a meeting with PutinRussian President Vladimir Putin may be seeking more supplies and ammunition from North Korea as reserves dwindle in the war against Ukraine.
Taiwan halts work, transport, and classes as Typhoon Haikui hitsBy Sunday evening, almost 4,000 people had been evacuated from mountain communities that are at high risk of landslides and flooding.
North Korea says it simulated nuclear attacks on South KoreaForeign experts say Kim Jong Un eventually wants to use his enlarged weapons arsenals to force the U.S. to make concessions when diplomacy resumes.
China offering cash incentives for married couples with young bridesOfficials in eastern China are offering newlyweds 1,000 yuan — about $137 — if the bride is 25 years of age or younger.
South Korea, China protest Japan's Fukushima radioactive water releaseTo address a potential backlash, Japan has advised its citizens outside the country to maintain a low profile and avoid speaking Japanese in public.
China bans Japan seafood due to Fukushima's wastewater releaseThe Japanese government and TEPCO say the treatment and dilution exceeds international safety standards.
Japan to release tons of radioactive wastewater into ocean ThursdayJapan intends to discharge over 1 million metric tons of treated radioactive water from the damaged Fukushima nuclear power plant into the ocean.
India becomes 4th country to land a spacecraft on the moonIndia joins the United States, the Soviet Union and China in achieving a moon landing.
US-China relations unsteady: Commerce Sec. Raimondo heads to BeijingU.S. Secretary of Commerce Gina Raimondo's trip to China is the latest in a string of high-level visits from U.S. officials to Beijing.
Biden's meeting with South Korea, Japan leaders seen as momentousThe meeting marked a "new era" of economic and security cooperation with Japan and South Korea.
'Stoked to be alive': Missing surfers rescued off Indonesian coastThe surf trip began as a celebration of a surfer's 30th birthday.
30 dead, 90 wounded in train derailment in PakistanRailway officials said 10 cars derailed near the Pakistani town of Nawabshah, which is located in the southern region of the country.
US announces $345 million military aid package for TaiwanThe package is in addition to nearly $19 billion in military sales of F-16s and other major weapons systems that the U.S. has approved for Taiwan.
| Staff Sgt. Cesar Rivas / U.S. Army via AP
North Korea fires 2 missiles after US submarine arrives in South KoreaNorth Korea launched two short-range ballistic missiles hours after a U.S. submarine arrived at a port in South Korea.
UN has begun conversations with N. Korea about American soldierThe United Nations confirmed it is assisting in the mission to retrieve a U.S. soldier who crossed into North Korea.
At least 15 dead after boat capsizes off Indonesia's coastAuthorities said 33 passengers survived, but the wooden boat was designed to carry just 20 people.
N. Korea silent on apparent detention of US soldier who crossed borderSome believe the nation will use the soldier for "propaganda purposes."
American crossed into North Korea during tour of DMZU.N. officials say an American was likely arrested after crossing the border into North Korea during a tour of the DMZ.
Days of rain in South Korea leaves 40 dead in floods and landslidesAt least 40 people have died, 34 others are injured and more than 10,000 people have had to evacuate from their homes.
Crowds cheer as India launches a lander and rover to explore the moonThe spacecraft is set to embark on a journey lasting slightly over a month before landing on the moon's surface later in August.
Record monsoon rains have killed over 100 people in India this weekThe water level of the Jamuna River flowing through the Indian capital topped a 40-year record.
North Korea launches first ICBM in 3 monthsEarlier this week, North Korea released a series of statements accusing the U.S. of flying a military spy plane close to its soil.
6 people killed in tourist helicopter crash near Mount EverestFive Mexican nationalists and a Nepalese pilot were aboard the sightseeing flight to the world's tallest peak.
Japan gets green light to release water from Fukushima nuclear plantNumerous countries, including China and South Korea, have protested against the release of the wastewater.
US warns Americans of traveling to China due to wrongful detentionsThe U.S. says Americans may be detained without access to U.S. consular services or information about their alleged crimes.
Flooding displaces 10,000 people in China after sweltering heatwaveAround 70 houses collapsed, more than 2,000 were damaged and farm fields were flooded.
Congress leaders probe CIA, State Department on China's Cuba spy baseLetter first obtained by Scripps News: Congress wants William Burns and Antony Blinken to brief them on China's activities in Cuba by July 14.
Indian PM Modi to address Congress, attend White House state dinnerThe deepening relationship between countries is one U.S. leaders view as consequential for the future and "defining."
