Suspect in mosque attack filmed the shooting

OSLO - The man suspected of shooting at people inside a Norwegian mosque on Saturday, and of killing his Chinese-born stepsister, appeared in court on Monday with black eyes and wounds on his face and neck.

Worldwide recession fears growing

Sino-US trade jitters and fears of a worldwide economic slowdown sparked a stock market sell-off on Monday.

Bolton: US supports Johnson's Brexit plan

US National Security Adviser John Bolton said the Trump administration would support a no-deal Brexit if that is what it takes for the United Kingdom to leave the European Union.

Advocates decry new rule to deny green cards to many legal immigrants

US President Donald Trump's administration is rolling out immigration reform that would penalize legal immigrants living in the United States who rely on public assistance programs, such as food stamps or public housing, and prevent them from receiving a green card.

Russia to review 'foreign interference' in protests

The Russian lower house of the parliament council will meet on Monday to discuss foreign interference in the country's domestic affairs, particularly during the recent rallies in Moscow.

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Seoul drops Tokyo from 'white list'

South Korea said on Monday that it plans to drop Japan from its "white list" of countries with fast-track trade status from September, intensifying the trade rift between the two neighbors and US allies.

Expert hails China's contribution to international order and UN system

China is one of the most supportive countries of the international order and the United Nations system, and always opposes hegemony and power politics of all forms, said a Chinese expert.

Rescuers battle floodwaters as death toll of Myanmar landslide rises to 59

MAWLAMYINE, Myanmar - Myanmar troops and emergency responders scrambled to provide aid in flood-hit parts of the country on Sunday after rising waters forced residents to flee by boat and a landslide killed at least 59 people.

Australia announces a $2b investment in special forces for military threats

CANBERRA, Australia - Australian Prime Minister Scott Morrison has announced a multibillion-dollar investment in new equipment for the nation's special forces.

Latest Taliban talks end without agreement

KABUL - Taliban and US negotiators have wrapped up their latest round of talks seeking a deal that would see the United States shrink its troop presence in Afghanistan, a Taliban spokesman said on Monday.

Epstein death draws scrutiny of jail

The death of Jeffrey Epstein has brought scrutiny to a federal jail in New York that, despite chronic understaffing, houses some of the highest-security inmates in the country.