The news pertains to the potential landing of two North Korean missile tests beyond Japan's Exclusive Economic Zone (EEZ). These missile tests, details of which are unspecified, have presumably taken place without prior notice, sparking political tension and international security concerns. The immediate impact and the future implications of these missile tests are yet to be determined.

In Japan, missile tests by North Korea are a significant concern due to the countries' geographic proximity and past political tensions. Missile tests, especially ones landing near or in Japan's EEZ, are viewed as a breach of security and result in heightened public anxiety. They also underscore the delicate balance of geopolitical relations in the Asia Pacific region.

In the US and EU, similar issues often involve responses coordinated with international allies, as well as potential political sanctions or diplomatic discussions. The geographic distance, however, negates the immediate sense of threat that is felt in Japan. Yet, any missile testing with potential for intercontinental reach could be treated with equal concern.