Passengers on Tokyo's busiest rail line experienced a startling moment on Sunday when a snake was spotted inside a train car. (News On Japan)

Kami Rita Sherpa scaled the world's tallest mountain for a 29th time while a Briton marked his 18th.

Kami Rita Sherpa scaled the world's tallest mountain for a 29th time while a Briton marked his 18th.

Critics denounce a so-called "Russian law", saying it's like a law used by the Kremlin to silence critics.

Heavy rains washed volcanic debris and pebbles down Mount Marapi in Indonesia.

A horrible tragedy has forever altered the lives of two families in the Indian city of Prayagraj.

With sold-out arenas, Billie Jean King as ambassador and major financial backing, the PWHL's inaugural season broke records.

South African communities organise to tackle the high crime rate, with the police's tacit approval.

Critics say the foreign influence bill will be used to clamp down on the Tbilisi government's opponents.

The Catalan Socialist Party wins the regional elections as pro-independence parties lose ground.

The Catalan Socialist Party wins the regional elections as pro-independence parties lose ground.

Russian President Vladimir Putin set to replace long-standing ally Sergei Shoigu as defence minister - reports

The former wife of a wealthy man known as the "Don Juan of Kishu," who was indicted for his murder three years ago, appeared in court for a different case on May 10. However, there has been no progress toward an initial trial for the murder of the wealthy businessman. (News On Japan)

At least two people are said to have been killed after a section of a 10-storey block collapsed in Belgorod.

One month into their new roles, Japan's young professionals who joined companies in April are beginning to settle into their workplaces. We explored how these young individuals are contemplating their careers, uncovering insights that resonate not just with them but also with more seasoned professionals. (News On Japan)

Foreign Secretary David Cameron tells the BBC the UK should focus on getting humanitarian aid into Gaza.

Marijuana, long banned in Japan, now faces tighter restrictions after last year's law amendment prohibiting not only possession, but its use. Despite these laws, a quick internet search reveals numerous sale advertisements written in slang. Our investigation with the Health Bureau's Narcotics Control Department, colloquially known as "Matori," reveals the prevalent marijuana situation among Japan's youth. (News On Japan)

A key cable linking the region to South Africa was cut on Sunday morning, an industry expert says.

A key cable linking the region to South Africa was cut on Sunday morning, an industry expert says.

In the quest to determine Asia's top club team, Yokohama F. Marinos faced off against the United Arab Emirates' Al Ain in the first leg of the AFC Champions League (ACL) final on the evening of the 11th in Yokohama City. Striving for their first championship title, the Marinos turned the game around with a 2-1 victory. (News On Japan)