The death toll in the Bardo Museum attack risen to 23, including two dead gunmen. At least 18 foreign tourists were killed.
Australia has tried to convince Indonesia to grant clemency to two of its nationals sentenced to death for smuggling drugs.
China has employed diplomacy, and more unorthodox measures, to secure the return of fugitives who have fled abroad.
Beijing joins global efforts to help an island nation in the Pacific recover from a storm that devastated most of its infrastructure.
"Kym and Robert were definitely attracted to each other from the get-go."
Nearly half of Vanuatu's population has been affected by food, water and supply shortages, government officials say.
Cyclone Pam's winds of up to 185 mph left a devastating effect on the small South Pacific island nation.
Australians were the third largest group of visitors to Indonesia after Singaporeans and Malaysians.
Between August and February, the Border Force Counter-Terrorism Unit conducted nearly 76,000 "real-time" assessments at eight major airports.
Millions of dollars in aid are being sent to Vanuatu in the wake of Cyclone Pam.
President Baldwin Londsdale added that most of the buildings in the capital, Port Vila, had also been destroyed by the storm.
Making landfall in the tiny Pacific island nation Friday, the Category 5 cyclone has caused widespread damage in the region.
Giuliana Rancic responds to critics regarding her weight at the Astra Awards in Australia.
Without a new Gulfstream plane, the ministry says, trips to African nations, Australia and other destinations will be called off.
It's not clear which member of the U.S.-led coalition the spy worked for. The Turks aren't saying.
Jake Bilardi, who died in a suicide attack in Iraq, had allegedly written a blog providing information about his plans.
An ABC News investigation uncovered gruesome posts on social media, purportedly showing Iraqi forces torturing and executing prisoners.
Australia has also proposed to conduct a prisoner swap with Indonesia in an attempt to safeguard the lives of the drug smugglers.
The Bank of Korea's monetary policy committee cut its base rate by 25 basis points to a record low of 1.75 percent.
A group of Canadian researchers and journalists have built the world’s first fully-indexed online archive of Edward Snowden’s leaked NSA surveillance documents.
Australia's leading health agency has rejected homeopathy as true medicine for any of the 61 conditions it studied.
The 2015 Cricket World Cup goes through March 29.