James Bond just might have an unusual competitor.

Yesterday's news? Nope, it's another spate of air rage incidents involving misbehaving Chinese tourists on planes.

North Korea has celebrated the end of a rare political meeting by unveiling what appears to be a missile designed to be fired from a submarine.

The man suspected of running the pro-ISIS Twitter account @ShamiWitness was arrested Saturday, police in the Indian city of Bangalore said on the force's Facebook page.

Gunmen attacked a bus in Karachi on Wednesday, killing 41 people, Pakistani authorities said.

On March 11, 2011, an earthquake and tsunami hit Japan, leaving around 20,000 people dead or missing and causing hundreds of billions of dollars in damages. Five years on, the country is still dealing with the aftermath.

Cardi B famously raps "Cardi don't need more press," but if that's the case, she may want to chill on Twitter.

Outside the Great Hall of the People here on Thursday, President Donald Trump watched with an unmistakable air of satisfaction as cordons of Chinese troops marched stiff-legged in his honor, an eight-cannon salute preceding their parade.

Meet KOA=S, a band of spellbinding musicians fusing Japanese cultural icons against a backdrop of rock and musical theater.

Baoky Vu writes that with election day quickly approaching, there's one voting bloc that President Trump can rely on: Vietnamese Americans. While younger generations have been abandoning the GOP, a recent survey finds that older generations are among the President's most loyal voters.

Hong Kong is returning nine armored troop carriers to Singapore that have been impounded since November, when they were seized by customs officials on the way back from training exercises in Taiwan.

Australian authorities are working to confirm reports that two of the country's most notorious terrorists have been killed fighting for ISIS in Iraq, Foreign Minister Julie Bishop says.

When Harry returned home the morning after the typhoon struck, he found part of the roof missing from his home.

CNN's Jim Sciutto recently got exclusive access to a U.S. Navy surveillance plane on a secret mission near China, where they flew over a string of man-made islands. China's Navy issued eight warnings to the plane and told it to leave the area. On Tuesday, Jim answered questions from the Reddit commu...

Shanghai residents passing through the city's eastern Huangpu district in October might have stumbled upon an unusual sight: a "walking" building.