China is expanding its military reach and presence within the three Pacific island chains with the world's largest navy.

Asian powerhouse, Japan has released its first plans to evacuate more than 100,000 civilians from some of its remote islands near Taiwan in the event of conflict in the region. This move followed the ...

Community Oriented Police Enforcement (COPE) officers stopped an Audi on the eastbound side near East Chestnut Street and were walking toward the car when a Honda struck the back of the patrol car at ...

WWE 2K25 introduces The Island, an open-world multiplayer mode exclusive to PS5 and Xbox Series X|S, allowing up to 50 players to explore and compete in WWE-themed districts. Players can invite ...

These U.S. territories are referred to in both U.S. and Chinese texts as the “second island chain” (the first being Japan, Taiwan, and the Philippines). They are the first line of defense for the ...

In Brandon Weichert’s recent article in this publication, he argues that the United States has potentially “already lost the First Island Chain” due to China’s growing anti-access/area ...

Quickway Japanese Hibachi now has more than 50 locations in Virginia, Maryland, Pennsylvania and Washington D.C. The new Long Island locations are part of the chain’s expansion into New York ...

“Therefore, countries in the first island chain, including Taiwan, Japan and the Philippines must demonstrate their self-defense determination,” he said, adding that President William Lai (賴清德) has ...

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HONOLULU (KHON2) – The prominent feature on regional satellite imagery remains to be the leftover frontal band currently positioned around 300 miles north of Kauai. Strong trades will deliver ...

In the Bay of Bengal is the Andaman Islands chain. And it's home to North Sentinel Island, a mysterious and unexplored place where visits are banned – a rule enforced by the patrolling Indian Navy.