PARIS (Reuters) - An attacker who stabbed and killed a 29-year-old in central Paris on Saturday night was a naturalized Frenchman born in Russia's Chechnya region in 1997, judicial sources said on Sunday. Source: Reuters World News
BAGHDAD (Reuters) - Prime Minister Haider al-Abadi's list appears to be leading in Iraq's parliamentary election, followed by influential Shi'ite cleric Moqtada al-Sadr's alliance, an election commission source and a security official told Reuters on Sunday. Source: Reuters World News
GAZA (Reuters) - Only seven miles separate the elderly Palestinian couple's first home from what may be their last, but the short journey is one they may never make again. Source: Reuters World News
ROME (Reuters) - The Italian coalition taking shape 10 weeks after March's inconclusive election has made economic promises that seem incompatible with Europe's fiscal rules and will be hard, if not impossible, to keep. Source: Reuters World News
SURABAYA, Indonesia (Reuters) - A family of six launched suicide attacks on Christians attending Sunday services at three churches in Indonesia's second-largest city of Surabaya, killing at least 13 people and wounding 40, officials said. Source: Reuters World News
The knife-wielding attacker who went on a stabbing rampage in Paris, killing one person and wounding four more, was born in Russia's Chechnya region, a judicial source said. Source: Latest CNN News
DUBAI (Reuters) - Iranian President Hassan Rouhani said on Sunday that, if its interests were protected, Tehran would remain committed to its 2015 nuclear deal, which his foreign minister hoped could be redesigned without Washington. Source: Reuters World News
Showcasing Seychelles to a global readership is the aim of the second edition of ‘Absolute Seychelles,’ a recently released magazine promoting the beauty and must-see attractions of the islands. “From those in pursuit of the luxury five-star resort to the eco-conscious and the traveller looking for affordability, but still a level of luxury, the magazine [...]
Hunched over the soil, Malagasy villagers work feverishly -- deft fingers planting stalks of mangrove to replace the swathes destroyed for firewood and building material. In just two decades, Madagascar lost about a fifth of its mangrove forest area, exposing its coastline to the ocean's ravages and shrinking the nursery grounds of crabs and shrimp [...]
PHNOM PENH (Reuters) - A 50-year-old teacher has been arrested in Cambodia for allegedly insulting the monarchy in a comment posted on Facebook, police said on Sunday, the first such arrest since the country adopted a royal insult law earlier this year. Source: Reuters World News