Chinese leader Xi Jinping bluntly told North Korea to re-enter talks aimed at its nuclear disarmament.

The hacking has resumed after months of going quiet in the wake of public shaming by the Obama administration, experts say.

The advocacy for nuclear weapons has become surprisingly mainstream in South Korea, and neighboring Japan is also discussing the idea.

A U.S. official made the disclosure as the administration debates what to do about the apparent use of chemical weapons.

A new report raises the pressure on the Obama administration over the indefinite holding of detainees.

At age 87, Chuck Meachem Sr. recently returned to the Solomon Islands to support construction of a school to honor his comrades and the islanders who heroically helped them fight Japanese aggressors in World War II.

Kenneth Bae, 44, was arrested after leading a tour of Chinese businessmen into a special economic zone. 

The plant owner is scrambling to deal with a relentless flow of contaminated water in what experts say is a sign of the lack of good planning.

With the rising Chinese dream propaganda, NPR asks Chinese citizens via Weibo — a China-based social network akin to Twitter — what their Chinese dream looks like.

Robert Kaplan makes the case for Henry the K, who did what had to be done to save the country (and infuriate the left).