Facing devastating accusations of rights violations, the Pyongyang government published a long human rights report of its own. Released on Sept. 13 the report claims North Korea is the (more…)
China’s official media reported that Ukraine intends to reestablish itself as a nuclear power with the weapons stockpile it gave up in the early 1990s. China Youth Daily, of (more…)
Taiwan’s President Ma Ying-jeou, known for his soft policy toward the mainland communist government in Beijing that claims the entire Taiwan as a Chinese province, has avoided comments that (more…)
LONDON — China, which seeks to expand its Middle East market, has unveiled a combat unmanned aerial vehicle. The Chinese Air Force has introduced a multi-role UAV called Rainbow-4. (more…)
On Aug. 29, Japan unveiled the 2015 defense budget which marks a 3.5 percent increase, making it the largest defense budget in post-war Japan. The news underscored the nation’s (more…)
China has renamed its all-encompassing “National Security Law” the “Counter-Espionage Law,” and the measure will become official after the rubber stamp National People’s Congress’s Standing Committee meets later this (more…)
WASHINGTON — North Korea, the leading missile supplier to the Middle East, has moved closer toward an intercontinental ballistic missile. A leading U.S. think tank has asserted that North (more…)
The Moscow government on Aug. 22 banned a list of Japanese citizens from entering Russia. The action was viewed as retaliation for Japan’s earlier ban of 40 Russian individuals (more…)
The U.S. government is on the verge of announcing the sale to Manila of at least two C-130T Hercules military transport aircraft and at least ten high-power Rolls-Royce T56-16 (more…)
