Yasukuni Shrine remains a controversial, painful reminder of Japan’s wartime history for East Asian countries.

Social media is amplifying migration from Morocco by turning economic frustration and misinformation into pressure at Spain’s border.

Explaining the decades-long issues that surround Mindanao Island.

Two Dutch nationals were barred from re-entering Indonesia after holding a running event that excluded Indonesians.

Nearly 60,000 migrants entered Ceuta, a Spanish territory on the North African coast, as a sudden border surge strained the city and left dozens dead.

Hamas’s decision to relinquish its civilian governing responsibilities marks the latest attempt to revive the stalled peace process in Gaza.  

Remnants of the Wagner Group have used tramadol, a prescription opioid, to seize control of the Central African Republic.

Zimbabwe becomes the latest nation to alter its constitution, allowing its 83-year-old president to stay in power until 2030.

Uganda’s latest media shutdown is about more than press freedom: it offers a glimpse into how power is being exercised, and perhaps transferred, in one of Africa’s longest-serving governments.

Over 1,700 people were killed by massive 7.2 and 7.5 magnitude earthquakes striking within one minute of each other.

Actor Zhang Linghe’s opening speech at the 18th Straits Forum caught widespread attention with his call for improved cross-strait exchanges.

Learn about the little-known conflict in the Indonesian-controlled territory of Western New Guinea.