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A new generation of militants is rising in Afghanistan, turning its sights on former allies

More than 80 per cent of registered voters are casting their ballots

Plus, a fugitive penguin in Japan and a fine over facial hair copyright in Russia

Turkmenistan’s autocratic president is obsessed with the game

The country’s citizens need only look around to see monuments to their leaders’ hubris

Nuns, who’ve been critical of the Church’s teaching feel blindsided by the move

The French president narrowly lost the first electoral round. He’s running scared and needs new friends—fast.

If Sheldon Adelson gets his way, the U.S. magnate who has made his fortune developing hotels and casinos in Nevada will make his...

Many want priests to marry and women to be ordained

From a new genderless pronoun to a toy store ad of a boy pushing a pink pram