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MANILA/BEIJING (Reuters) -- The Philippines and China clashed in disputed waters of the South China Sea on Sunday over what Manila said was a resupply mission for fishermen, the latest in a series of sea and air confrontations in the strategic waterway.
A Chinese military surveillance plane breached Japanese airspace off the country’s southwestern coast on Monday, marking what Japan’s defense ministry described as the first known incursion by China’s military into its territorial airspace.
Rohingya seeking refuge in Bangladesh hold rallies marking the seventh anniversary of their exodus from Myanmar.
SHANGHAI -- Angels Kindergarten, a private international kindergarten in Shanghai's western suburb of Qingpu, once boasted 16 classrooms, two large playgrounds, its own medical staff and foreign teachers for its bilingual curriculum. Now, school's out -- for good.
Boeing will return its Starliner capsule from the International Space Station without the NASA astronauts that it delivered to orbit in early June, the agency announced on Saturday.
Brazilian marine scientist Leticia Carvalho will be the first-ever woman, oceanographer and person of Latin American heritage to lead the International Seabed Authority — and she says it "feels fantastic."
According to the email obtained by reporters, North Korea also complained that China failed to consult it about the plans in advance, a sign that the two countries long known for close economic ties may have a problem in bilateral communication.
South Koreans hold a central position in the proposed plan. Yoon said the people must possess the values and capabilities needed to pursue freedom-based unification. He also talked about possible people-to-people and cultural exchanges.