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Australia's razor-close election could end up in court, with the re-elected government holding out hope of extending its single-seat majority.

Pope Francis on Sunday said he won't label Islam as "terrorist" because that would be unfair and not true.

Taiwan's president has apologized on behalf of the government to the island's aboriginal peoples for 400 years of conquest and colonization.

Two surveys show Chinese manufacturing activity in July was weak but better than some forecasters expected.

Amnesty International has warned that a Malaysian security law that comes into force Monday will give the government "unchecked and abusive powers" in a blow to human rights.

Pope Francis has explained why he took a tumble last week during a public Mass outdoors in public while on a pilgrimage.

The mother-in-law of Bernie Ecclestone has been freed after being kidnapped in Brazil last month, according to local media.

Pope Francis on Sunday said he won't label Islam as "terrorist" because that would be unfair and not true.

Pope Francis on Sunday said he won't label Islam as "terrorist" because that would be unfair and not true.

Pope Francis told reporters Sunday he won't address child molestation allegations against a top Vatican cardinal who is one of his most-trusted aides until justice officials in Australia have made a determination.

A strong explosion took place early Monday near a guesthouse for foreigners in Kabul, an Afghan police official said.

An Afghan police official says there has been a strong explosion near a guesthouse for foreigners in Kabul.

It promises to be the biggest and perhaps last major battle against the Islamic State group in Iraq.

An asylum seeker on Sunday stabbed a 65-year-old Belgian priest before fleeing, and the assailant is still on the run, authorities said.

To understand what the Kremlin thinks about the prospect of Hillary Clinton becoming the U.S. president, it was enough to watch Russian state television coverage of her accepting the Democratic nomination.

German leaders on Sunday paid respects to the victims of the July 22 mass shooting in Munich and sought to calm a public unsettled by a series of attacks.

Syrian rebels launched an offensive aimed at breaking the government's siege of eastern Aleppo on Sunday, where the U.N. estimates some 300,000 people are trapped with dwindling food and medical supplies.

Tens of thousands Congolese gathered in the capital Sunday at an opposition rally calling for the president to step down at the end of his mandate in December, and urging elections take place as scheduled in November.

The head of the Palestinian soccer federation has submitted a complaint to the international soccer governing body, FIFA, after Israel prevented seven soccer players and staff from traveling from the Gaza Strip to the West Bank.

Hamada Bayloun is not particularly religious, but across his entire upper back spreads a large tattoo of the most revered saint in Shiite Islam, Imam Ali.