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Japan and Russia remain in dispute over the Kuril Islands. File Photo by Kimimasa Mayama/EPA May 14 (UPI) -- Friction between Japan and Russia is rising after a Japanese lawmaker urged other politicians to declare war against Russia to "regain" the Kuril Islands. Hodaka Maruyama, 35, visited one of the four Kuril Islands from Friday to Monday without a visa. During a meeting on Saturday, Murayama
Anti-Korean racism on the rise in Japan, filmmaker says Anti-Korean hate speech followed the release of a documentary about comfort women in Japan, according to the filmmakers. The movie is being screened in the United States this week at select educational institutions. File Photo by Kimimasa Mayama/EPA NEW YORK, April 17 (UPI) -- Hate speech targeting ethnic Koreans is escalating in Japan as the
One of the North Korean soldiers who defected across the demilitarized zone was found to have developed antibodies against anthrax, according to a South Korean press report. File Photo by Keizo Mori/UPI | License Photo Dec. 26 (UPI) -- One of the North Korean soldiers who defected to the South in 2017 was found to have antibodies in his bloodstream, a sign Pyongyang possesses anthrax, the acute di
North Korea charges U.S. with secretly deploying supersonic bomber North Korea accused the United States of carrying out “nuclear bombing” drills after deploying a supersonic bomber from Guam. File Photo by Kyeong Ryul Kim/ROK Air Force/UPI May 1 (UPI) -- North Korea claimed the United States deployed a supersonic bomber to the peninsula and conducted a "nuclear bombing drill," according to state
North Korea troops fighting in Syrian civil war, delegate says Asaad Al-Zoubi said “fatally dangerous” North Korean soldiers are fighting on behalf of President Bashar al-Assad. A Syrian woman carries her child as she is looking for her relatives in the rubble of destroyed houses following what local activists say was an airstrike by Russian in the rebel-held area of Kallasah, outskirts of Aleppo,
MISIONES, Argentina, Dec. 20 (UPI) -- Argentine police say a destitute 1-year-old boy was kept alive by a colony of stray cats who shared food scraps and kept him warm in the city of Misiones. The boy, who had been missing for several days, was found by Police Officer Lorean Lindgvist, The Daily Telegraph reported Saturday "The boy was lying at the bottom of a gutter. There were all these cats on
Biden's new asylum rule echoes Trump; will likely face legal hurdles Star-spangled banner still waves boldly as always, Flag Day reminds Americans
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