WORLD NEWS
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107China fumes after US pops its balloon, warns of possible ‘responses’ to ‘clear overreaction’
China’s Foreign Ministry on Saturday said it “strongly disapproves of and protests” the U.S. decision to shoot down a spy balloon that...
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113Shooting Down Chinese Spy Balloon a Lot Harder Than it Seems
China said it is looking into reports one of its spy satellite has been flying in US airspace. Foreign Ministry spokeswoman Mao...
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134Micronesia says less afraid of release of Japanese nuclear plant water
The Pacific island state of Micronesia, one of the fiercest critics of a Japanese decision to release water from the destroyed Fukushima...
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149China’s Sichuan province authorizes childbearing outside marriage
Authorities in southwest China’s Sichuan province have announced the repeal of a ban on offspring registration for single people in a new...
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114Source: Dutch, Japanese join US limits on chip tech to China
WASHINGTON (AP) — Japan and the Netherlands have agreed to a deal with the U.S. to restrict China’s access to materials used...
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132Demonstrations, calls for police reforms flood Memphis
MEMPHIS, Tennessee — Hundreds of peaceful demonstrators, fueled by newly released body camera footage showing the brutal beating of Tyre Nichols by police...
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136India’s Gen Z grapples with Modi’s dark past in new documentary
SRINAGAR, India — When the lights were suddenly cut off, the crowd of young people switched on the flashlights on their smartphones....
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129China’s military unveils heads-up display to let soldiers shoot around corners
The Chinese military is stepping up its augmented reality game with a new pair of digital goggles that will purportedly allow soldiers...
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135S. Korea to support civilian aid to North in hopes of talks
SEOUL, South Korea (AP) — South Korea’s government said Friday it will promote civilian efforts to provide humanitarian assistance to North Korea...
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135Kim Jong Un Wanted US Military In South Korea For Protection From Xi Jinping, Says Mike Pompeo
Kim Jong Un once told former U.S. Secretary of State Mike Pompeo that he needed the U.S. military in South Korea to protect himself from the dominance...
