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Varsity administration suspends teacher, initiates probe

At least 80,000 people from dozens of villages along Working Boundary have fled their homes since Friday

30-year-old Michael disregarded an earlier offer of financial assistance

Protestors burned an effigy of owner of British mining giant Vedanta Resources

The Malaysia Airlines jet disappeared in March 2014 with 239 mostly Chinese people on-board

Ince's strategy in the election will be to emerge as the strongest opposition candidate to Erdogan

Each of the Quran's pages were produced by hand in a painstaking process with a team of 38 calligraphers and artists

The talks came in the aftermath of Friday's massacre at Santa Fe High School that killed 8 students and 2 teachers.

Francis promised 'changes' to the Chilean church to "restore justice" in a short declaration to the bishops

Alexandrani, arrested in November 2015, was accused of publishing military secrets and belonging to Muslim Brotherhood

Conservationists say sixth mass extinction is happening now

Senate Intelligence Committee found that although there was mounting evidence of Russian interference

International Criminal Court has authority to hear cases of war crimes, genocide and crimes against humanity

Australia completed a five-year government-appointed inquiry into child sex abuse in churches and other institutions

Amnesty International confirms around 10 Saudi women rights activist have been arrested

Washington and Caracas have not exchanged ambassadors since 2010

More than 27,000 asylum seekers have walked across the Canada-US border since President Donald Trump took office

Tensions between United States and North Korea escalated last year as Pyongyang tested missiles believed can hit US

Armored vehicles and SWAT team members were used to rescue people trapped at the building

The mother was charged with false marriage, perjury and perverting the course of justice

Geeta is going to meet prospective grooms

Minister questions whether fasting is compatible with society in Denmark

Both countries will exchange views on bilateral relations and issues of common interest, says Beijing

minivan packed with explosives detonates as security forces try to defuse it, authorities say

Reporters from China, the US and Russia will see nuclear destruction site, a move seen as goodwill before US summit

Deadly virus carried by fruit bat leads to more than 90 quarantined in Southern India

International Crisis Group urges Saudi Arabia, Iran to not turn Iraq into 'battleground' after Iraqi election

Minister blames political instability for squandered opportunities

Pakistani and Bangladeshi nationals accused of causing death unintentionally following physical altercation

Flags should be hung in a 'prominent position' in all mosque courtyards, reads official advisory

100% ownership announced to attract investors to boost slowing economy

General John Nicholson, the top US commander in Afghanistan visited Farah on Saturday

Heavy rains and intermittent droughts have hit tea, the country’s main export crop

The junta, known as the NCPO has repeatedly postponed the election but now insists a vote will be held by February

The Houthis have fired a salvo of missiles at Saudi Arabia in recent months

Over three days, 763 bodies have been pulled from the rubble

Omir Bekali tells reporters he contemplated taking his own life after just 20 days at a 're-education' facility

The satellite will relay communications between controllers on Earth and the far side of the moon

Hyperinflation, food shortages, rising crime have left Maduro with a 75 per cent disapproval rating

Among the mourners was the late teen's first cousin who lives in the United States

Victim attacked in Madhya Pradesh and died at the scene, authorities say

Madhuri Gupta's lawyer says the ex-diplomat denies charges and would appeal her sentencing in a higher court

Pyongyang has abruptly threatened to pull out of the planned summit next month with the United States

The rally for expatriate Turks, comes afters bans of similar rallies in other EU nations.

Following high-levels talks at US capital, the two sides reach a consensus

Sabika Sheikh, 17-year-old Pakistani student, was studying in the United States as an exchange student

Pro-independence Catalan leaders claim they unfairly pay too much to Spanish government

Saudi Arabia agrees to release 1,000 Ethiopian nationals

US ramps up pressure on Venezuela's government accusing him of profiting from illegal narcotics shipments

Slovenia leads way in raising awareness of the plight of bees