East Asia

Kim continues to double down on the importance of the nuclear program for his country.

In many ways, the election results maintained the status quo of pan-Blue dominance over local politics, rather than a dramatic return to form for the KMT.

"You cannot compare it to any other country," one protester said. "We have to find a way out."

To resist bullying is only “hawkish” if you sympathize with the bullies.

After Kim’s statement belittling Yoon in August, this was her second discourteous statement toward the South Korean president.

New workers at a Foxconn factory in Zhengzhou are protesting that the company changed the terms of their work agreements.

Kishida and the LDP may not face a national election until 2025, but the prime minister is already on shaky ground.

The Japanese defense ministry estimates that Tokyo will need to spend 48 trillion yen on defense over the next five years if it wants to achieve its security goals.

Changes in China's anti-virus controls may be a step toward lifting controls, but "zero COVID" might stay in place until as late as the second half of next year.

15 years after Costa Rica became the first Central American state to switch recognition from Taiwan, has San Jose capitalized on the change?

Small traces the downward trajectory of China’s relationships with the United States and EU countries.

The China-U.S. technology rivalry will severely hinder the prospect of a common Sino-American approach to climate change.