Princess Noriko (R), second daughter of the late Prince Takamado and Princess Hisako, speaks beside fiance Kunimaro Senge at the Imperial Household Agency in Tokyo May 27, 2014.
China on Tuesday urged Japan to respect regional countries' security concerns after the latter approved a defense policy package to expand its military might.
The Japanese cabinet approved a defense policy package Tuesday to further expand its military might amid increasing regional concerns about its right-leaning politics and surging nationalism.
The Japanese cabinet approved a defense policy package Tuesday to further expand its military might amid increasing regional concerns about its right-leaning politics and surging nationalism.
The Democratic People's Republic of Korea is feared to conduct provocations against the Republic of Korea in early 2014.
The Japanese cabinet approved a defense policy package Tuesday to further expand its military might amid increasing regional concerns about its right-leaning politics and surging nationalism.
The main Australian base in Oruzgan Province in Afghanistan has officially closed, with the last Australian troops leaving Uruzgan province.
Clashes with the US can be avoided, FM Wang Yi said after media reports that a Chinese warship confronted the USS Cowpens in the S China Sea.
US Secretary of State John Kerry offered assistance to protect Vietnam's disputed maritime borders with China in the South China Sea in exchange for more trade and security cooperation during a visit to the country on Monday.
China's NGOs are extending a helping hand to poor countries, a move observers see as an effective complement to government-dominated development assistance overseas.
Beijing said it hopes there won't be a "major change" in DPRK policies, as the execution of the country's No 2 has brought fear of instability to the region.
China is expanding its eco-environment technology presence in Central Asia with two research centers to be established in the Xinjiang Uygur autonomous region next year.
A woman from a remote village in central India has created a medical record by giving birth to 10 babies at a time, doctors said Monday.
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