China's On Track To Beat Emissions Goal — Because It Has ToChina is on course to beat its goal of leveling off emissions by 2030, and it has good reason to be: It's poised to bear the brunt of climate change.
Quick Response And Low Infectivity Could Avert MERS EpidemicMiddle East Respiratory Syndrome has infected 50 people in an outbreak in South Korea, but officials are confident it won’t become a runaway problem.
China's Tight Grip On Ship Disaster Info Draws CriticismBoth the media and victim's families are criticizing the lack of information surrounding the Chinese cruise ship disaster.
South Korea Says Newest Missile Can Strike Any North TargetSouth Korea's Defense Ministry announced it successfully tested a ballistic missile with a range of 500 kilometers ... or nearly all of North Korea.
MERS Outbreak In South Korea Largest Outside Of Saudi ArabiaAfter more than 1,300 quarantines and 30 cases, a MERS outbreak in South Korea has become the largest ever to occur outside of Saudi Arabia.
The Founding Father Of Singapore, Lee Kuan Yew, Dies At 91Lee Kuan Yew oversaw rapid economic growth after helping lead Singapore to independence.
ISIS Hostage Crisis Tests Pacifist JapanJapan's ISIS hostage crisis has put a spotlight on Prime Minister Shinzo Abe's efforts to boost the country's military presence on the world stage.
U.S. Tourist Detained In N. Korea 'Confesses' To War CrimesNorth Korea has confirmed it's holding 85-year-old Korean War veteran Merrill Newman for war crimes.
Did N. Korea Publicly Execute 80 People For Bibles, Soap Operas?South Korean media are reporting the North Korean dictator ordered a series of large-scale public executions.
