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Islamic State claims fatal Kabul blasts that left 29 dead, 142 wounded
Islamic State claimed responsibility for a suicide attack in Kabul targeting members of the country's Shi'ite Muslim minority, the group's Amaq news agency reported.
Lagarde likely to avoid jail time, keep IMF job
Christine Lagarde is likely to avoid jail time and keep her job as head of the International Monetary Fund after she was ordered to stand trial in France on charges that carry a potential prison term.
Tim Kaine: a liberal who rose in a conservative state
A Democrat even the Republicans recognise as a stable, unwavering guy, Tim Kaine has a scandal-free record as a politician.
City in panic as shooter strikes busy shopping centre
It was a typically busy Friday rush hour in Munich's underprivileged north-west.
Multiple people dead and wounded in Munich shopping centre shooting, say police
Ten people are dead and at least 10 injured, after a solo gunman opened fire in and around a mall in Munich.
WikiLeaks trove plunges Democrats into crisis
On the eve of the convention meant to confirm Hillary Clinton as presidential candidate, the Democratic Party has been plunged into crisis
Turkey's Erdogan orders closure of schools, extends detention period
Turkish President orders the closure of more than 1000 private schools and extends the period in which suspects can be detained without charge.
Ten things you should know about Tim Kaine, Hillary Clinton's new running mate
Hillary Clinton just announced Virginia Senator Tim Kaine will be her running mate in 2016.
Adam Whittington free to leave Lebanon after travel ban lifted
Ali Elamine's bid to keep the man his ex-wife hired to snatch their two children in Lebanon while until the matter is resolved in court has failed, with a judge lifting a previously imposed travel ban on Adam Whittington.
Clinton pitches workhorse Kaine against Trump's showmanship
Hillary Clinton's choice of former Virginia governor and current senator Tim Kaine, is an important decision.
Germans are in mourning, but the massacre won't change how they live
Germans are in shock. They aren't used to mass shootings.
Unknown Anzac buried in Pozieres
The Pozieres soil releases Anzacs. It's a regular event, even a ritual, that the locals are well familiar with – but it never fails to send shivers down the spine.
Munich shooting: What we know and what we don't know
At least nine people are dead after gunmen opened fire in a shopping centre just after 9pm on Friday night in the German city of Munich. The attackers are on the run. This is what we know so far.
Munich shooting: suspect is 18-year-old German-Iranian; motive 'totally unclear'
A lone Gunman opened fire in a busy mall in Munich on Friday evening.
'I'm a mum too': Geelong woman praised for kindness in Munich terror
A Geelong woman caught up in the Munich massacre has been praised for showing "humanity at its best" during the tragedy.
The story of Sarah Root, who Trump said was sacrificed 'on the altar of open borders'
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Hillary Clinton announces Tim Kaine vice-president running mate
US Senator Tim Kaine from Virginia will be Number 2 on her ticket when she gets confirmed as the party's nominee next week.
Red Cross man warns Ukraine teeters on brink of health crisis
Red Cross volunteer Mike Denison has just returned from the civil-war-torn east of Ukraine, a part of the world never particularly prosperous and now torn apart by a "frozen conflict". The Red Cross is there to help in a crisis but the locals fear this crisis is here to stay.
Video shows Austin police body-slam black teacher
'Oh my god. Oh my god,' teacher screamed after being pulled over for speeding. 'Why are you doing this to me?'
The drama shaking up US politics
If you thought the shenanigans at the Republican National Convention in Cleveland were the weirdest thing happening in America this week, you would be wrong.
Bishop and Johnson meet in Washington
A possible free trade agreement between Britain and Australia has been raised at Foreign Minister Julie Bishop's first meeting with Boris Johnson since his shock appointment as Foreign Secretary.
New photos of Prince George released to celebrate his third birthday
New photos have been released by Kensington Palace to celebrate the third birthday of Prince George.
Indian military transport plane missing
An Indian air force plane carrying 29 military personnel to a remote island chain in the Bay of Bengal has gone missing, the military said.
Heroin haul was to be 'mailed' to Australia
Vietnamese security officials say three men arrested trying to smuggle heroin through the post have links to Australia.
A new Anzac legacy forged in a Pozieres potato field
Scott Saunders decided to trace his great-uncle's footsteps until he found the place he may have fallen.