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Japanese Prime Minister Fumio Kishida and the new chief of the U.S. Indo-Pacific Command affirm their countries' commitment to peace and stability for the region and the international community.

Kim Jong Uns threat follows South Koreas deployment of warplanes close to the Military Demarcation Line.

China's preparatory efforts to invade Taiwan are accelerating. The exercise for attacks on Taiwan, termed Joint Sword 2024A, is significant for the following reasons.

The admiral in charge of the U.S. Indo-Pacific Command said China's recent military exercises encircling Taiwan appeared to be practice for a future invasion.

North Korea said Tuesday that its latest attempt to launch a new rocket carrying a military reconnaissance satellite ended in failure due to the midair explosion of the rocket during the first-stage flight this week.

Cause of accident was ‘operational reliability of engine’, says Pyongyang, after two failed attempts last year

North Korean state media cited a space official saying preliminary analysis showed issues with a new liquid oxygen and petrol engine.

The United States condemned North Koreas botched space rocket launch as a breach of U.N. Security Council (UNSC) resolutions on Monday, vowing to send a strong signal to the recalcitrant regime that its actions will only intensify its isolation.

A "large number" of Russian experts had entered North Korea to help with its space program, Yonhap reported, citing a senior South Korean defense official.

North Korea has desperately been trying to get their space operations off the ground so the latest failure will be welcomed by their concerned neighbours who described the launch as 'brazen violation'