A legible medical prescription can make a difference between life and death, the court says.

A legible medical prescription can make a difference between life and death, the court says.

The wave of price increases continued into October, with more than 3,000 items, including beverages and food, set to rise in price, leaving supermarkets and retailers grappling with how to respond. (News On Japan)

An anti-immigration rally in Osaka on September 30th descended into chaos as nationalist groups and Antifa counter-protesters clashed in the streets, with loud chants, heated exchanges, and occasional physical altercations captured on camera. (News On Japan)

A terror plot in 1949 changed Japan forever. But who really did it? (Spectacles)

She meets children displaced from their families and visited a memorial for young people killed during the war.

The EU is under pressure to boost defence after Russian air space incursions and after drones targeted Danish airports.

A travel vlogger shares their excitement upon arriving in Tokyo from Osaka, calling the city their favorite in Japan and possibly the world. (News On Japan)

North Safari Sapporo, a private zoo in the southern district of Sapporo, closed its doors on September 30th after 20 years of operation, leaving around 300 animals including lions and wolves without a confirmed relocation plan. (News On Japan)

A Spanish tourist in Japan has become the subject of widespread criticism after a series of videos showed him pushing a passenger on a train, firing fireworks at a karaoke shop, and intruding into a shrine, with condemnation spreading even to his home country. (News On Japan)

Hundreds of high ranking military leaders were summoned for a rare meeting with the Department of Defense secretary.

BBC Verify analyses President Trump’s peace plan for Gaza and what it means on the ground.

The circumstances around Nathi Mthethwa's death are being investigated by the French authorities.

The plan is a significant moment - but it lacks the nuts and bolts that determine whether diplomatic agreements hold together, or don't.

Getting stopped by police and charged with driving without a license can feel overwhelming. (News On Japan)

A senior Hamas figure told the BBC the group is likely to reject Trump's Gaza peace plan, saying it "serves Israel's interests".

US scientists testing the technique say it could help people overcome infertility and potentially allow same-sex couples to have a genetically related child.

People in Gaza and Jerusalem share their reactions to the US president's new strategy for ending the war.

The Taliban have yet to give an official reason for the shutdown, but said it would last indefinitely.

Trump is asking the Israeli PM to risk his government but dangling the prospect of a historic legacy, writes Lucy Williamson.