East Asia

From key personnel appointments to a surge in loyalty displays, all signs point to China’s leader continuing in power.

China has increased the use of delivery drones to resolve the issue of distant rural deliveries as well as high urban demand pressures.

The shocking murder highlighted Abe's unique stature. But aside from the high-profile target, the killing fit a pattern of lone wolf attacks in Japan.

Japan is reeling after the assassination of its longest-serving leader while on the campaign trail for the upcoming election.

China has struck a careful balance between regional rivals, especially Iran and the Gulf. But amid shifting dynamics, staying neutral may not be an option.

China's official statements expressed shock and sympathy, but social media reactions reflected Abe's unpopular image in China.

China remains committed to reshaping the global order with Russia, and Beijing knows developing countries are the key to that effort.

Despite the strong recovery, the situation in China remains volatile. 

The former prime minister, 67, was gunned down while campaigning for Sunday's upper house elections.

Mongolia’s traditional nomadic culture is vanishing in many ways, but it is preserved and passed down through wrestling.

Despite campaign-trail promises to get tough on China, the Yoon administration in practice has been more cautious in its dealings with Beijing.

Tokyo needs to enhance multilateral cooperation with the U.S. and other Western countries in space security, says General Kataoka Haruhiko, a former chief of staff of the Japan Air Self-Defense Force.