The government has organized a crackdown on what it deems as “anti-India” protests by left-leaning students of JNU.
Top diplomats from the world’s major powers agreed on a midnight Syrian war truce after a tense negotiation in Munich, Germany in an effort to contain the 5-year multi-sided armed conflict that already spiraled out of control.
Indonesian authorities want Facebook and its messaging app, WhatsApp, to ban gay emojis.
Presidential hopeful Ted Cruz removed an attack ad because the female actress who starred in it has a history in soft porn.
A report by the Syrian Center for Policy Research (SCPR) estimates that nearly half a million people died in the multi-sided armed conflict in Syria.
Johnny Depp aces in a comic parody film about Donald Trump in an hour-long movie streamed on the comedy website “Funny or Die”.
Hillary Clinton has received a key endorsement from the members of the Congressional Black Caucus political action committee.
NATO will be sending ships to monitor the human trafficking issue in the Aegean Sea.
Three former executives including the chairman of the now defunct Weiguan Company were arrested for their alleged roles in overseeing the of the 17-storey Weiguan apartment building which collapsed when violent quake recently struck Taiwan.
South African President Jacob Zuma agreed to settle $24 million after an anti-corruption watchdog report linked him to alleged misuse of state funds for excessive “security” upgrades for his private rural estate.
Delaware Governor Jack Markell has signed a resolution apologizing for the state's role in slavery.
Turkish leaders have lashed out at the United Nations, calling the agency "two-faced" for urging them to open up their boarders for Syrian refugees.
North Korea reportedly executed army chief Ri Yong-gil for corruption.
South Korea announced on Wednesday that it has closed down its operations at the Kaesong Industrial Complex, a factory it runs with North Korea.
Controversial GOP and media sensation Donald Trump repeated an insult a woman shouted in his New Hampshire rally.
