The victory for Prime Minister Scott Morrison upset analysts’ expectations after six tumultuous years of conservative government. His Labor opponent, Bill Shorten, will resign his party leadership.
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The president injected new fears into global markets that had been reassured by growth in China and the United States and by prospects of a trade pact.
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India and Bangladesh each evacuated more than a million people in anticipation of Cyclone Fani, which made landfall on Friday.
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Journalists and other employees of Cumhuriyet were convicted of aiding terrorism last year in a case seen as having grave implications for press freedom.
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Sri Lanka Attacks: What We Know and Don’t Know
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