Presidential candidate says he rejects preliminary results released Monday, but resists supporters' calls to declare a parallel government instantly
No reason was given for Kim's apparent injury, which was a rare display of frailty for a leader whom many North Koreans regard as god-like
Chief election commissioner says more than 56 percent of tally went to former finance minister, while rival Abdullah Abdullah received approximately 44 percent
Country’s Supreme Court does not ban Sharia courts, but deems illegal fatwas affecting fundamental rights of Muslims
Military helicopter on routine training mission crashed on outskirts of Hanoi
Typhoon Neoguri is expected to hit Okinawa early Tuesday morning and mainland Japan by Wednesday
Candidates Abdullah and Ghani urged to find way out of impasse as inconsistencies mar announcement of second round partial results
Taliban has claimed responsibility for the fiery attack
Defenders of the anti-terror law say it is necessary to expedite the investigation and prosecution of terrorism cases
Many observers see Xi's trip to South Korea, his first since taking office, as part of an attempt by Beijing to improve relations with Seoul
PM Shinzo Abe said the move represents the start of a 'comprehensive resolution' to the abduction issue
Clampdown follows two nights of violence starting Tuesday when about 300 Buddhists converged on tea shop owned by Muslim man accused of raping Buddhist woman
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