South China Sea Issue ABC: Why the Philippines' unilateral initiation of arbitration is against international law?

Fresh killings in Indian-controlled Kashmir clashes raise death toll to 21

Clashes in Indian-controlled Kashmir between protesters and government forces continued for the second straight day Sunday despite curfew, pushing death toll to 21 including a policeman.

DPRK warns of retaliation against THAAD deployment by US, ROK

The Democratic People's Republic of Korea (DPRK) warned that it will take "physical measures" to cope with the US deployment of Terminal High Altitude Area Defense (THAAD) in the Republic of Korea (ROK).

Chinese navy fleet joins RIMPAC 2016 open day

The Chinese navy fleet has taken part in the open day event of RIMPAC 2016 multinational naval exercises on Saturday.

Double suicide attacks kill at least 28 in Cameroon

Double suicide bomb attacks killed at least 28 people and left several others injured in Cameroon's Far North Region on Wednesday night, military sources told Xinhua.

More Kenyan students to study in China

China announced on Wednesday that it will increase the number of scholarships offered to Kenya to 1,000.

Chinese fleet arrives in Hawaii for RIMPAC 2016 drill

A Chinese fleet with about 1,200 soldiers and officers arrived in the Pearl Harbor Wednesday to take part in the Rim of the Pacific 2016 (RIMPAC 2016) multinational naval exercise.

Russian Eastern Spaceport shows mutual trust

Under the order of Russian President Vladimir Putin in 2007, the construction of the Kosmodrom Vostochny, or Eastern Spaceport, began in 2012 in the Uglegorsk district of Amurskaya Oblast.

China's Tibet, Nepal to resume Lhasa-Kathmandu direct bus service

China's Tibet autonomous region and Nepal have agreed to work toward resuming Lhasa-Kathmandu direct bus service after decade-long gap.

Hague to issue South China Sea ruling in 12 days

An arbitration court hearing the dispute between China and the Philippines over the South China Sea said on Wednesday that it will deliver its decision on July 12.

UK parties head for leadership battles amid Brexit fallout

Britain's main opposition Labor Party headed for a leadership battle, mirroring a fight for control of the ruling Conservative Party, after the decision by voters to leave the European Union last week led to upheaval in Westminster.

North American leaders meet in Ottawa

The leaders of the United States, Canada and Mexico kicked off a summit Wednesday to explore opportunities for North America to become the world's most competitive player in a clean growth economy.