• At Least Two Dozen Injured in Clashes With Police Over Beef Killing in Kashmir

  At least two dozen people have been injured in clashes with police after protests erupted in Indian Kashmir over the killing of a Muslim man by Hindus campaigning against eating beef.

  

• U.S. Imposes Heavy Sanctions on Key Taliban Leader Who Helped Plan Military Attacks in Afghanistan

  The United States imposed sanctions on Tuesday on a Taliban leader and fundraiser who it said helped plan military attacks in Afghanistan, authorize the assassination of Afghan government leaders and raise millions of dollars for the Taliban.

  

• Resettling Migrants from Middle East Camps Could Ease Crisis: Greece

  Greece said on Tuesday that resettling migrants from camps in the Middle Eastern countries such as Turkey, Jordan and Lebanon, where they first arrive, could ease Europe's refugee crisis.

  

• Iran Holds Public Funeral for Commander Killed in Syria

  Iran held a public funeral on Tuesday for a senior paramilitary fighter killed fighting in Syria, the fourth commander to die this month as Tehran intensifies its support for President Bashar al-Assad against insurgents.

  

• Korean Families Torn By War Six Decades Ago Rejoice in Reunions

  Nearly 400 South Koreans crossed the heavily armed border into North Korea on Tuesday to be reunited, in an outpouring of emotions and tears, with family members separated for more than six decades since the 1950-53 Korean War.