Police make an arrest after one person is stabbed to death on a busy train between Tokyo and Osaka.

How do you live in a conflict zone? The BBC finds six stories of hope in Balochistan.

The US president is on his way to Singapore for an unprecedented meeting with North Korea's leader.

The group match a government ceasefire but says it does not apply to foreign forces.

Red roses are placed on 298 chairs in the Netherlands in memory of the victims of the plane crash.

Five hundred Indian women dress up as Sridevi characters to pay tribute to the Bollywood star.

The FBI is investigating a theft of sensitive security data from a military contractor, US media say.

The case of 10-year-old Tayyaba exposes Pakistan's problem with child hired helps.

The manipulations and personal motivations of four world leaders are behind these historic talks.

The Sikh soldier will take part in Trooping the Colour, which marks the Queen's official birthday.

The BBC spent a week along the China-North Korea border and found signs the old alliance remains intact.

Ali is the "most dangerous" patient at Afghanistan's only secure psychiatric unit.

The leader lookalikes arrived before their real counterparts ahead of the US-North Korea summit.

Singapore Airlines is about to reclaim the world's longest non-stop flight, but for how long?

Scientists are campaigning for a new emoji which they feel could be vital during earthquakes.

Forensics show the same gun was used to kill Gauri Lankesh and a rationalist scholar in 2015.

Feathered residents have given an old Chinese house a stay of execution.

Two South Korean reporters are accused of trespassing in the North Korean ambassador's home.

The online home-sharing giant cancels thousands of reservations due to a new law around home-sharing.

The nation is the only Commonwealth country not to have a treaty with its indigenous peoples.