North Korea Warns of ‘Catastrophic Outcomes’ After U.S.-Japan-South Korea TalksNorth Korea criticizes the trilateral summit, warning of increased tensions and retaliatory actions against South Korea, the U.S., and Japan.
Japan Targets North Korea and Russia: New Sanctions on the HorizonJapan considers new sanctions on North Korea and Russia due to military cooperation, aiming for stronger G7 coordination.
USS George Washington Shows Off New Stealth Tech in Jaw-Dropping Military Exercise with AlliesThe U.S., South Korea, and Japan conduct the Freedom Edge 24-2 exercise, showcasing advanced military capabilities in international waters.
U.S., South Korea, Japan Plan Unified Response to North Korea’s Russia DeploymentLeaders from the US, South Korea, and Japan will meet in Peru to discuss North Korea's troop deployment to Russia and align their strategies.
Yoon, Biden, and Ishiba Set for Historic Trilateral Summit in PeruSouth Korean President Yoon Suk Yeol will join a trilateral summit with Biden and Ishiba during the APEC summit in Peru.
South Korea-U.S.-Japan Military Drills Draw North Korean Criticism and Possible RetaliationSouth Korea, the U.S., and Japan conduct joint military training amid North Korea's threats, reaffirming their strategic alliance.
Japan Demands Answers from China: High-Stakes Talks Ahead in Mid-NovemberJapan's Prime Minister Kishida is set to meet China's President Xi Jinping during the APEC summit, marking their first encounter.
Trump’s Win Sends Japanese Stocks Soaring, While China Feels the SqueezeTrump's election as the 47th U.S. President caused Japanese stocks to surge while Chinese markets declined, hinting at economic shifts.
No Women on the Throne: Japan Says ‘No’ to UN’s Call for Gender Equality in Royal SuccessionThe Japanese government has rejected the UN's recommendation to permit women in the imperial line of succession.
North Korea's Missile Count Hits 13 in 2024, Japan Boosts SurveillanceNorth Korea launched a suspected ballistic missile, its 13th of the year, falling outside Japan's Exclusive Economic Zone.
North Korea’s Missile Launch Prompts Unified Response from U.S., South Korea, JapanROK, U.S., and Japan condemn North Korea's ICBM launch, urging an end to provocations and reaffirming commitment to denuclearization efforts.
Mount Fuji’s Snow Delay Breaks 130-Year Record – Is Winter on Hold?With snowfall delayed in Mount Fuji, Japan, reports confirm that this will be the latest first snowfall in 130 years.
North Korea’s Big Ask: Could Troops in Ukraine Mean New Missile Tech from Russia?South Korea, the U.S., and Japan are concerned about North Korea's troop deployment and potential military tech exchanges with Russia.
THIS Man with Four Wives, Two Girlfriends, and Sex 28 Times a Week—Aiming for 54 KidsA Japanese man has four wives and two girlfriends, seeking to father 54 children despite polygamy being illegal.
Fukushima Plant to Release Another 7,800 Tons of Treated Water Into Ocean This WeekTokyo Electric Power Company will start its 10th discharge of treated water from Fukushima into the Pacific Ocean on October 17.
Japan’s Atomic Bomb Survivors Win Nobel Peace Prize for Nuclear Disarmament FightThe Japan Confederation of A-Bomb Victims Organizations received the 2024 Nobel Peace Prize for promoting nuclear disarmament efforts.
South Korea’s Yoon and Japan’s Ishiba Push for Closer Relations in Laos MeetingSouth Korean President Yoon Suk Yeol met with Japan's new Prime Minister, Shigeru Ishiba, on Thursday during the ASEAN summit in Laos.
Military Alliances and Budgets: How Much is South Korea Paying for U.S. Troops?In the joint U.S.-South Korea military exercise held in Yeoncheon County, Gyeonggi Province, soldiers from both countries connect a floating ...
U.S. YouTuber Sparks Outrage in Seoul with Statue Kissing and Explicit VideosA YouTuber from the U.S. has stirred controversy by kissing the "Statue of Peace" and playing explicit videos on public transportation.
38 South Koreans Killed in the Philippines Over the Last Decade—What’s Going On?Over the last decade, the Philippines has reported the highest number of murder cases involving South Koreans in Asia.
North Korea Warns of ‘Catastrophic Outcomes’ After U.S.-Japan-South Korea Talks North Korea criticizes the trilateral summit, warning of increased tensions and retaliatory actions against South Korea, the U.S., and Japan.
Japan Targets North Korea and Russia: New Sanctions on the Horizon Japan considers new sanctions on North Korea and Russia due to military cooperation, aiming for stronger G7 coordination.
USS George Washington Shows Off New Stealth Tech in Jaw-Dropping Military Exercise with Allies The U.S., South Korea, and Japan conduct the Freedom Edge 24-2 exercise, showcasing advanced military capabilities in international waters.
U.S., South Korea, Japan Plan Unified Response to North Korea’s Russia Deployment Leaders from the US, South Korea, and Japan will meet in Peru to discuss North Korea's troop deployment to Russia and align their strategies.
Yoon, Biden, and Ishiba Set for Historic Trilateral Summit in Peru South Korean President Yoon Suk Yeol will join a trilateral summit with Biden and Ishiba during the APEC summit in Peru.
South Korea-U.S.-Japan Military Drills Draw North Korean Criticism and Possible Retaliation South Korea, the U.S., and Japan conduct joint military training amid North Korea's threats, reaffirming their strategic alliance.
Japan Demands Answers from China: High-Stakes Talks Ahead in Mid-November Japan's Prime Minister Kishida is set to meet China's President Xi Jinping during the APEC summit, marking their first encounter.
Trump’s Win Sends Japanese Stocks Soaring, While China Feels the Squeeze Trump's election as the 47th U.S. President caused Japanese stocks to surge while Chinese markets declined, hinting at economic shifts.
No Women on the Throne: Japan Says ‘No’ to UN’s Call for Gender Equality in Royal Succession The Japanese government has rejected the UN's recommendation to permit women in the imperial line of succession.
North Korea's Missile Count Hits 13 in 2024, Japan Boosts Surveillance North Korea launched a suspected ballistic missile, its 13th of the year, falling outside Japan's Exclusive Economic Zone.
North Korea’s Missile Launch Prompts Unified Response from U.S., South Korea, Japan ROK, U.S., and Japan condemn North Korea's ICBM launch, urging an end to provocations and reaffirming commitment to denuclearization efforts.
Mount Fuji’s Snow Delay Breaks 130-Year Record – Is Winter on Hold? With snowfall delayed in Mount Fuji, Japan, reports confirm that this will be the latest first snowfall in 130 years.
North Korea’s Big Ask: Could Troops in Ukraine Mean New Missile Tech from Russia? South Korea, the U.S., and Japan are concerned about North Korea's troop deployment and potential military tech exchanges with Russia.
THIS Man with Four Wives, Two Girlfriends, and Sex 28 Times a Week—Aiming for 54 Kids A Japanese man has four wives and two girlfriends, seeking to father 54 children despite polygamy being illegal.
Fukushima Plant to Release Another 7,800 Tons of Treated Water Into Ocean This Week Tokyo Electric Power Company will start its 10th discharge of treated water from Fukushima into the Pacific Ocean on October 17.
Japan’s Atomic Bomb Survivors Win Nobel Peace Prize for Nuclear Disarmament Fight The Japan Confederation of A-Bomb Victims Organizations received the 2024 Nobel Peace Prize for promoting nuclear disarmament efforts.
South Korea’s Yoon and Japan’s Ishiba Push for Closer Relations in Laos Meeting South Korean President Yoon Suk Yeol met with Japan's new Prime Minister, Shigeru Ishiba, on Thursday during the ASEAN summit in Laos.
Military Alliances and Budgets: How Much is South Korea Paying for U.S. Troops? In the joint U.S.-South Korea military exercise held in Yeoncheon County, Gyeonggi Province, soldiers from both countries connect a floating ...
U.S. YouTuber Sparks Outrage in Seoul with Statue Kissing and Explicit Videos A YouTuber from the U.S. has stirred controversy by kissing the "Statue of Peace" and playing explicit videos on public transportation.
38 South Koreans Killed in the Philippines Over the Last Decade—What’s Going On? Over the last decade, the Philippines has reported the highest number of murder cases involving South Koreans in Asia.
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