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Middle East10 hours ago

Turkey says it has video, audio of missing activist's murder at Saudi consulate, report says

One official says the recording indicates how Khashoggi was "interrogated, tortured and then murdered."

Australia9 mins ago

Woman snatched by crocodile in Australia while fishing with kids

A woman has been killed by a crocodile while out fishing with her family in Australia's Northern Territory.

Asia14 mins ago

Japanese PM Abe to visit China in sign of improved relations

Japanese Prime Minister Shinzo Abe is to travel to China later this month for his first formal visit in seven years, in a further sign of improving relations between the regional rivals.

Middle East30 mins ago

Washington Post: Turkey has proof Saudi writer was killed

Turkey's government has told U.S. officials it has audio and video proof that missing Saudi Arabian writer Jamal Khashoggi was killed and dismembered in the Saudi consulate in Istanbul, the Washington Post reported Friday.

The Americas31 mins ago

US, Russian crew in Russian space center after failed launch

A U.S. astronaut and his Russian crewmate arrived Friday at the Russian space center for medical checks following a failed launch that led to an emergency landing in the steppes of Kazakhstan.

Africa53 mins ago

Pik Botha, apartheid-era South African minister, dies at 86

Roelof "Pik" Botha, the last foreign minister of South Africa's apartheid era and a contradictory figure who staunchly defended white minority rule but recognized that change was inevitable, died on Friday at age 86.

RELIGION54 mins ago

Pope OKs resignation of Cardinal Wuerl amid cover-up scandal

Pope Francis has accepted the resignation of Washington Cardinal Donald Wuerl after he became entangled in two major sexual abuse and cover-up scandals and lost the support of many in his flock.

3:29

VIDEO54 mins ago

US relations with Turkey, Saudi Arabia put to the test

'Chasing the Demon' author Lt. Col. Dan Hampton offers insight.

Europe1 hour ago

Funeral held for Bulgarian journalist Viktoria Marinova

Hundreds of relatives, friends and colleagues of slain Bulgaria journalist Viktoria Marinova attended her funeral in her native town of Ruse on Friday, just after German police announced that a suspect has acknowledged attacking her.

The Americas

The Americas31 mins ago

US, Russian crew in Russian space center after failed launch

RELIGION54 mins ago

Pope OKs resignation of Cardinal Wuerl amid cover-up scandal

Middle East5 hours ago

IS reverting to insurgency tactics after losing caliphate

The Americas12 hours ago

Brazil's Bolsonaro denies ties to strategist Steve Bannon

Asia

Asia14 mins ago

Japanese PM Abe to visit China in sign of improved relations

The Americas31 mins ago

US, Russian crew in Russian space center after failed launch

Asia5 hours ago

Groups hope to stop animal sacrifice during biggest festival

ENVIRONMENT16 hours ago

9 dead after severe cyclone hits eastern Indian coast

Europe

Middle East30 mins ago

Washington Post: Turkey has proof Saudi writer was killed

The Americas31 mins ago

US, Russian crew in Russian space center after failed launch

RELIGION54 mins ago

Pope OKs resignation of Cardinal Wuerl amid cover-up scandal

Europe1 hour ago

Funeral held for Bulgarian journalist Viktoria Marinova

Africa

Africa53 mins ago

Pik Botha, apartheid-era South African minister, dies at 86

Africa1 hour ago

Italy's PM heads to Eritrea to pursue 'rapport' with leader

Africa16 hours ago

Italy's PM visits Ethiopia and then Eritrea to support peace

Middle East20 hours ago

Egypt court sentences 17 to death for attacking Christians

Middle East

Middle East30 mins ago

Washington Post: Turkey has proof Saudi writer was killed

Middle East1 hour ago

The Latest: Germany urges Saudi to clear up writer's fate

Middle East5 hours ago

IS reverting to insurgency tactics after losing caliphate

Middle East10 hours ago

Turkey says it has video, audio of missing activist's murder at Saudi consulate, report says

Australia

Australia9 mins ago

Woman snatched by crocodile in Australia while fishing with kids

Australia3 days ago

Australia mulls banning some immigrants from biggest cities

MILITARY3 days ago

US Marines commander in Australia let go after being caught driving drunk

United Kingdom6 days ago

Extremely venomous sea snake kills man in Australia

World6 days ago

The week in pictures, Sept. 29 - Oct. 5

Take a look and enjoy some of the most evocative, momentous images captured around the world in the past seven days.

Middle East1 hour ago

The Latest: Germany urges Saudi to clear up writer's fate

The Latest on missing Saudi writer Jamal Khashoggi (all times local): 1:15 p.m. Germany says it is "very concerned" about the disappearance of Saudi writer Jamal Khashoggi in Istanbul, and is calling on Saudi Arabia to "participate fully" in clearing up reports that he may have been killed.

Africa1 hour ago

Italy's PM heads to Eritrea to pursue 'rapport' with leader

Italy's prime minister is visiting Eritrea to support its surprising new peace with neighboring Ethiopia as the world waits to see what happens next in one of the world's most closed-off nations.

4:44

VIDEO1 hour ago

FBI issues warning about terrorists with drones

FBI warns that terrorists with drones pose 'escalating threat' in the U.S. How can we protect against them?

World2 hours ago

Suspect admits to Bulgarian journalist attack, prosecutors say

A 21-year-old suspect arrested in the slaying of a Bulgarian television journalist has confessed to the attack but denies raping and robbing her, German prosecutors said Friday.

Europe3 hours ago

Military intelligence offers career path in today's Russia

"First time here?"

Europe3 hours ago

Germany's Greens flourish while mainstream rivals flounder

While other mainstream political parties in Germany flounder in polls and struggle to answer a far-right challenge, the Greens have gained strength as a magnet for liberal-minded voters.

Middle East5 hours ago

IS reverting to insurgency tactics after losing caliphate

Nearly defeated on the battlefields of its would-be caliphate, analysts say the Islamic State group has reverted to what it was before its spectacular conquests in 2014 — a shadowy insurgent network that targets civilian populations with guerrilla-style attacks and exploits state weaknesses to incite sectarian strife.