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'Pope aide faces child abuse probe'
Australian police launch an investigation into the Vatican’s finance chief over allegations of child sex abuse.

Australian police launch an investigation into the Vatican’s finance chief over allegations of child sex abuse.

The UN calls for a "humanitarian" truce in Yemen’s southwestern province of Ta'izz as heavy fighting continues in the embattled region.

Heavy monsoon rains, flooding kill 58 people and leaves 20 missing in Nepal.

Turkey says the soldiers involved in the recent coup attempt only account for 1.5 percent of the military.

The Kremlin dismisses the US allegations of interfering in the country’s presidential election campaign.

Iran’s Petroleum Minister Bijan Zanganeh says the country plans to triple its export of natural gas to Armenia by 2019.

The national Iranian men’s junior handball team loses to Iraq at the 15th edition of the Asian Men’s Junior Handball Championship.

A terrorist attack in the UK is "highly likely" following attacks in other parts of Europe, British security services warn.

A police officer and four gunmen are injured in an exchange of fire in the Armenian capital, Yerevan.

Authorities in Turkey issue arrest warrants for another 47 journalists suspected of having been linked to a recent failed coup in the country.

Human Rights Watch says Bahraini activist Nabeel Rajab faces 12 years in prison over criticizing the Saudi-led aggression against Yemen.

Catalonia says it is set to push forward the process of the region’s secession from Spain.

Neo-conservatists who once supported former president George W. Bush now support Hillary Clinton, says an analyst.

The Venezuelan government asks the country's electoral body to ban the opposition’s bid for a recall vote over ‘fraud’.

A massive bomb has killed at least 44 people in the northern Syrian town of Qamishli, state media say.

Flight crews at Air France were to launch a week-long strike from Wednesday after marathon talks failed on renewing a labor accord on rules, pay and promotions.

A court in Bahrain has adjourned the trial of top Shia cleric Sheikh Isa Qassim amid widespread protests against the move.

Secretary of State John Kerry says the US wanted to avoid "confrontation" in the South China Sea.