Ex-president Sebastián Piñera wins the first round, but fails to avoid a run-off in December.

Scotland's agonising loss to New Zealand, England's demolition of Australia and Wales and Ireland's narrow wins are assessed by Jeremy Guscott.

The chair of UK Sport, Dame Katherine Grainger, urges British sports to improve athlete welfare amid widespread bullying allegations.

Mohamed Salah, who has never even seen Egypt play in a World Cup, will carry the expectations of a nation when they compete at Russia 2018.

West Ham's loss to Watford will have made it clear to David Moyes how much work he has to do in every area of his team, says Mark Lawrenson.

Two months after elections, the liberal FDP pulls out of attempts to form a coalition government.

While progress has been made to curb death rates in other countries, the US has seen an increase.

Sharon's life was rock bottom when she was homeless but how she has a bright future in the solar industry.

With the global e-sports market set to hit $1.5bn in three years, Singapore is helping train professional gamers.

Who's winning the political fight on the Russian internet?

Like Minds: Does your work understand your mental health?

Images mark the platinum wedding anniversary of the Queen and Prince Philip.

From piercings to dreadlocks: Egypt's young embrace styles traditionally viewed there with suspicion.

The "cold chain" profoundly changed the food we eat and the way we shop.

The news that the head of Zimbabwe's military visited China days before it took power has sparked questions.

How 27-year-old Irishman John Collison created IT firm Stripe with his brother, and became personally worth $1.1bn.

India's latest politically linked canteens are named after a former PM, and offer delicious food.

The risk of stillbirth is doubled if women go to sleep on their backs in the last trimester, a study finds.

Bob Katter was discussing same-sex marriage when he switched topics, in footage that has gone viral.

Zimbabwe's president has defied calls to resign despite his own party's threat to impeach him.

A Marine is under arrest for drink-driving after a deadly crash stokes resentment on Okinawa.