NATO Secretary-General Mark Rutte warned of China's military expansion while aiming to improve economic ties with Japan ...

Japan and the United States made on the sidelines of a NATO meeting last week. Sign up here. The three foreign ministers ...

North Korea denounced on Sunday U.S. President Donald Trump's recent order to ease weapons exports and called the decision "war escalation measures." ...

Japanese Prime Minister Shigeru Ishiba and NATO chief Mark Rutte have vowed to further deepen military ties while stressing ...

Kim Jong Un wants “concessions” from Russian President Vladimir Putin in return for sending troops and munitions for use in ...

Military alliances are built on shared interests, not values.

Maj. Oleh Shyriaiev's first experience of North Koreans came at the contact line near Kruglenkoe -- a village around 8 miles ...

After years of supporting Ukraine and isolating Russia internationally, the West has ensured that Russia will continue to seek allies where it can—and hence move North Korea closer into its orbit.

Kim, described as the world's "most dangerous woman" by author Sung-Yoon Lee, added that her country’s nuclear power status ...

Japanese Prime Minister Shigeru Ishiba and NATO chief Mark Rutte have vowed to further deepen military ties while stressing the need to tackle together growing threats from China, North Korea and ...

Rutte said Russia is repaying North Korea with technology, as well as money, which poses a threat to the "whole of NATO territory and to the Indo-Pacific" as well as the United States. Rutte also ...