A Dutch volunteer linesman is beaten to death, a teenage Spanish referee is violently assaulted, and in Germany a match official is hospitalized.

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The new Chinese President, Xi Jinping, says he will fight for the "great renaissance of the Chinese nation", in his first speech as head of state.

Red Bull driver Sebastian Vettel is starting his bid for a fourth successive world title as the new Formula One season starts in Melbourne, Australia on Sunday.

Alonso ficou em segundo, Vettel em terceiro e Massa em quarto em Melbourne

All four of Europe's major soccer leagues have leaders with double-digit advantages following Juventus' 2-0 victory at Bologna on Saturday.

Lotus driver Kimi Raikkonen beats Ferrari's Fernando Alonso in a tense strategic battle in the season-opening Australian GP.

The day after the alleged victim said she had been too drunk to remember, the judge in the trial of two high school football players is expected to deliver a verdict.

"I hope you haven't made a mistake," Pope Francis told the cardinals at his celebratory dinner after he was chosen to lead the Catholic Church. He then urged the assembled hierarchy to nourish their bodies, and said with a grin, "May God forgive you for what you've done."

Adrian Anantawan prefers to be judged for what people hear, not what they see. What they'd see is a one-handed violinist.

When traveling, some countries just don't like you. Or at least, it can certainly feel that way.

Disabled musician Adrian Anantawan on how music has helped him and how he is helping others.

From the selection of a new Pope and the second anniversary of Japan's earthquake and tsunami to Kenya's disputed election and sunbathers in the snow, TIME presents the best images of the week.

How Violence, Inequity and Sexism Collide in Delhi Rape

White House: Keystone Pipeline Won't Cure Climate Change

What the Activist Investors Battling Apple Really Want

Images Reveal Syria's Destruction

How Far Can You Travel for Free?

10 Ideas Changing Our World