Several Killed, Hostages Taken During Attack In BangladeshThe attackers stormed a popular cafe in the capital city of Dhaka, engaging in a firefight with police.
Indian Workers Get Huge Raise — But Can The Government Afford It?It's a balance of risk, reward and economic growth.
US Sailors Stationed In Japan Are Allowed To Drink AgainThe U.S. Navy rescinded its alcohol ban on sailors stationed in Japan. The ban came after several incidents involving sailors angered officials.
Lady Gaga's Meeting With The Dalai Lama Got Her Banned In ChinaShe is arguably the most popular Western musician in mainland China.
Beijing's Consuming So Much Water The City's SinkingThe ground level is dropping at an alarming rate of 4 inches per year.
Is China Still Harvesting Organs From Prisoners?A report accuses China of using tens of thousands of executed political prisoners' organs for transplants.
The World's Fastest Supercomputer Was Homegrown In ChinaMeanwhile, the U.S. is losing ground on the Top500 list of supercomputers.
Lightning Strikes Leave Dozens Of People Dead Across IndiaDozens in India were killed by lightning as monsoon storms swept through several states Tuesday.
Thousands Of Protesters Are Fed Up With US Military In JapanTens of thousands of Japanese protesters are calling for U.S. military presence in Okinawa to be removed after a woman was raped and murdered.
24 Dead, Dozens Missing After Flooding And Landslides In IndonesiaHeavy rains prompted flooding and landslides in Indonesia that have killed at least 24 with dozens more missing.
Disney Adds Another Item To Your Bucket List: Shanghai DisneylandDisney has opened its first park in China.
This Country's Roads Killed Over 146,000 People In 2015In 2015, this nation averaged 57 traffic accidents and 17 accident-related deaths every hour.
India's Prime Minister Promotes Close Ties In Address To US CongressPrime Minister Narendra Modi stresses economic opportunities between India and the U.S.
India Joining Paris Climate Agreement Could Stop It From Falling ApartIndia's Prime Minister Narendra Modi says his nation will attempt to join the Paris climate agreement by the end of the year.
The US Navy Is Banning Drinking In JapanThe day before the ban was announced, a sailor allegedly drove drunk and injured two people.
Philippines' President-Elect Encourages People To Kill Drug DealersRodrigo Duterte also has threatened drug addicts and journalists in the Philippines.
South China Sea Dispute Is Turning Into 'US Said, China Said'Both China and the U.S. have said they want to work together when it comes to the South China Sea, but they both have stipulations.
The Japanese Boy Left In The Woods As Punishment Has Been Found SafeSeven-year-old Yamato Tanooka was found after he'd been missing for six days. Japanese officials say his parents left him in the woods as punishment.
On The Anniversary Of Tiananmen Square, China Scrubs Away Its HistoryThe country is already known for censorship, but it gets even worse on the anniversary of Tiananmen Square.
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UK Serial Pedophile Faces Life In Prison For Abusing 23 KidsRichard Huckle pleaded guilty to sexually abusing 23 children while abroad in Malaysia.
Giant Pandas Could Soon Be Removed From The Endangered Species ListThe International Union for the Conservation of Nature (IUCN) is assessing whether the giant panda can go from "endangered" to "vulnerable."
Bodies Of 40 Frozen Tiger Cubs Found At Thailand's 'Tiger Temple'Wildlife officials found the cubs' remains during an investigation at the temple.
Donald Trump Just Got A Big Endorsement — From North KoreaA North Korean state-owned paper called Donald Trump a "wise politician" and urged voters not to pick the "dull" Hillary Clinton.
North Korea Reportedly Tried To Launch Another Missile And FailedSouth Korean officials told outlets the launch happened in the early morning hours on Tuesday.
Boy Missing In Japanese Woods After Parents Left Him As PunishmentThe parents told police they wanted to teach their son a lesson after he threw rocks at cars and people.
Nepali Women Spotlight How The Mundane Becomes Taboo On Their PeriodsGirls in Nepal took pictures of the social taboos they face while on their menstrual periods.
Pakistan Can't Decide If It Wants To Ban Condom Ads On TVPakistan's media ministry recently banned contraceptive commercials on TV and radio during prime-time hours.
Chinese Company Says Critics Calling Its Ad Racist Should Lighten UpThe company responsible for a commercial that is being called "blatantly racist" says the foreign media is "too sensitive."
These Chinese Students Have To Climb Down A Cliff To Get To SchoolChildren who attend this boarding school have to use rickety ladders to climb down more than 2,500 feet of incredibly steep terrain.
President Obama Calls For A World Without Nuclear Weapons At HiroshimaDuring his trip to Japan, President Barack Obama didn't apologize for the World War II bombing, but he did recognize it.
