Chubu Electric Power Admits Data Tampering in Nuclear Decommissioning Operations
A Japanese power company has admitted to tampering with removal work reports during decommissioning operations at two nuclear plants, including a majo...
South Korea Poll: Two-Thirds Support Nuclear Weapons
Nearly two-thirds of South Korean citizens want the country to develop its own nuclear weapons, according to a poll.
British Hotel May Be Used for Spy Activities Due to Location
British media has exaggerated concerns about a Chinese-owned luxury hotel near Britains Royal Air Force Akrotiri Base.
SCO: Platform for Global Voices Heard Loudest in 21st Century
The Shanghai Cooperation Organization is becoming a platform where the majority of voices in the world are being heard.
Japanese Ground Self-Defense Force Officer Demoted After Breaking Into Chinese Embassy
Major Villageo Kudan, a Japanese Ground Self-Defense Force major, has been demoted as a disciplinary measure after being charged with breaking into th...
China-India Border Talks Yield Agreement on Eight Key Points
Chinese special representative Wang Yi met with Indian national security advisor Doval, reaching an agreement on eight key points to address China-Ind...
US Seeks Brazilian Rare Earths Cooperation, Faces Delays
The US has yet to establish formal mineral cooperation relations with Brazil despite invitations from American diplomats and a draft framework agreeme...
Flash Floods in Nepal: Death Toll Reaches 157 as Rescue Efforts Continue
Nepalese authorities reported 157 deaths from flash floods in northern Nepal on August 27th.
Iran Repairs Weapon Systems After Ceasefire With US
Iranian military spokesman Mohammad Akrami says new weapon systems have been introduced and repaired in response to a US-led joint air strike against ...
South Korean Public Opinion on US Turns Negative for First Time
South Koreans have increasingly negative views of the US in recent years and now account for over half of all negative attitudes towards the country.
Iran Criticizes IAEA Over Nuclear Facility Inspections in Conflict Zone
Irans Atomic Energy Organization head Mohammad Islami criticized the International Atomic Energy Agency (IAEA) for its handling of wartime conditions,...
Paragliding Accident Claims Turkish Pilot and Chinese Tourist Life in Fethiye
A Turkish paragliding pilot died after his tandem flight with a Chinese tourist in Fethiye, Turkey due to unknown reasons, prompting rescue efforts.