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North Korea fires three short-range missiles. Why? (+video)

The firing of three short-range missiles Saturday by North Korea could be to improve their accuracy. Or it could be atmospherics as a period of tentative diplomacy begins.

Japan's 'secret' trip to North Korea disrupts united stance against Pyongyang

Japan's economy outpaces predictions

Energy Voices Arctic Council: China looks north for oil, gas, and fish

Japanese politicians scramble to distance themselves from 'comfort women' comments

Opinion As North Korea heats up, South Korea and Japan should warm ties

US unveils Arctic strategy, but is it keeping pace with other countries?

Terrorism & Security North Korea explains why it sentenced American Kenneth Bae to hard labor

The Real North Korea

No backtracking on World War II apologies, Japan PM says

US, South Korea put up a tough front, but it doesn't close door to North (+video)

Opinion Obama and South Korea's President Park must agree on North Korea policy

North Korea missile threat? North Korea 'closer' to nuclear threat, says Pentagon

Did detained American's Christianity scare North Korean regime?

All eyes on Kim Jong-un after North Korea gives 15 years' hard labor to US citizen

Paper Economy Manufacturing activity declines in April

Iceland's anti-EU election puts Norway's Europe plans on hold

Global News Blog As South Korea and US end military drills, how will North Korea react?

Japan and Russia want to finally end World War II, agree it is 'abnormal' not to

San Diego 2024 Olympics in Tijuana? How a cross-border Games could work.

Terrorism & Security Seoul pulls workers out of North Korea factory complex, ending cooperative experiment

Is Japan's Shinzo Abe finally acting on his true nationalist colors?

US military chief in Beijing warns of North Korea 'miscalculation'

Global News Blog Bill Gates sets South Korea abuzz with 'rude' one-handed shake

Global News Blog China sends largest fleet yet to disputed islands