Niger's top university shut down by authorities amid violent clashes over student protest
At least 20 students demanding better studying conditions wounded following security forces response.
A daydreaming newsreader gasps in shock as she realises she's live on air
Network bosses have said she is not being punished despite the fact she has been taken off air.
Abu Sayyaf militants killed in clash with Philippines security forces
Army said 4 militants and a soldier were killed in Bohol province, but sources told a news channel that 11 bodies were recovered.
China punishes official for not smoking before Muslims amid fight against religious extremism
The decision comes as China is intensifying efforts to curb the rising threat of terrorism and Islamic separatism.
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Ohio police officer filmed stamping on black man's head as he lies handcuffed on pavement
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Blasts in Diyarbakir, Turkey, leave several wounded
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France: Aftermath of huge fire in Dunkirk migrant camp after reported knife fight between Kurds and Afghans
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7 suspected Isis militants killed as Egypt mourns victims of Palm Sunday church bombings
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Russia used the Syrian crisis to assert itself against the US – and Obama let it happen
The Syrian conflict has been ongoing for six years, with no evidence of political will in the West to end it.
7 killed in Mexico City construction site collapse
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Malala Yousafzai becomes youngest UN Messenger of Peace, to focus on girls' right to education
The 19-year-old Nobel laureate was shot by the Taliban in 2012.
Niger forces kill dozens of Boko Haram Islamists in counteroffensive
Security forces were engaged in a shootout as heavily armed militants raided a village in the Diffa region.
Violent riot at French migrant camp sparks devastating fire and leaves site a 'heap of ashes'
It follows clashes between French riot police and as many as 150 migrants.
Indian cargo ship and 2 crewmen hijacked by Somali pirates freed, 9 still in captivity
The pirates said they would use the captive Indian crew to seek the release of over 100 pirates jailed in the country.
Slim majority of Americans support Trump's missile strikes on Syria
However, most people would oppose additional US military action against the Assad regime.
Indonesian vigilantes filmed beating gay couple who now face 'public torture'
The men could receive 100 lashes after their case was sent to Aceh's Sharia court.
Fuming husband fills wife's car with concrete after 'she changed surname for supermarket promotion'
Bystanders quickly filmed this incident in disbelief in footage that has spread wildly online.
Three dead in San Bernardino after husband kills wife and student in special needs class
Gunman Cedric Anderson also died of a self-inflicted gunshot wound.
US and UK to push for Russia sanctions at G7 meeting following Syria chemical attack
They aim to 'persuade Russia that its alliance with Assad is no longer in its strategic interest'.
Ohio woman charged with raping male taxi driver while her accomplice robbed him at knifepoint
Brittany Carter has been indicted on two counts of rape and one charge of aggravated robbery.
Singapore set to roll out driverless buses by 2020
The vehicles will be used as public transport rather than 'private, car-based' use.
West Ham fan kills friend of 14 years in 'one punch homicide' after 5-1 defeat to Arsenal
Mark Munday's wife said his funeral was attended by nearly 400 people.
Vietnam killings revealed: Tourist paradise secretly rivals Saudi Arabia for executions
Some 429 people have reportedly been put to death in Vietnam between August 2013 and June 2016.
Brexit Britain has turned a blind eye to the death penalty - we're busy trading morals for money
We've prioritised trade and the economy over human life.
US strike on Syria damaged or destroyed 20% of Assad's war planes, says defence secretary Mattis
Further retaliation against Syria was not ruled out by White House spokesman Sean Spicer.
Officer who violently dragged man off United Airlines flight put on leave
New video shows the passenger with blood on his face clinging to a curtain and saying 'just kill me'.
Slovak media face fines for referring to UK as Britain in Brexit coverage
An obscure law requires the use of official country names in publications.
Russia knew in advance about Khan Sheikhoun chemical weapons attack says US official
The attack led to President Donald Trump launching a missile strike against a Syrian airbase.
Ninja Warrior UK contestant and bodybuilder jailed after grooming TV celeb's 13-year-old daughter
Shane Oakden from Lincoln, has been jailed for 3 years after sending explicit photographs of himself.
Teacher and suspected shooter killed at San Bernardino school shooting in 'murder suicide'
The teacher was identified as Karen Smith while the suspected shooter was named as Cedric Charles Anderson.
Thousands of refugees 'flee northern CAR for second time in less than a year'
IBTImes UK hears from UN refugee agency about displaced women forced to give birth at border.
Chechnya detains 100 gay men in first concentration camps since the Holocaust
Arrests are being made as part of an anti-LGBT purge in the region.
Pope Francis has just opened a launderette for homeless people in Rome
The drive follows Pope Francis-initiated dormitories and cleaning facilities for Rome's homeless.
Shocking video of screaming man dragged from United Airlines flight because it was overbooked
Footage showed the man's face bruised and bloody as he was dragged down the aisle.
Trump turned the world upside down with his Syria strike — now his lovers are haters
Farage, Le Pen and Coulter take aim while the 'liberal elite' congratulate the president.
Moving scenes as police officers line the streets of London for PC Keith Palmer's funeral cortege
PC Palmer was stabbed to death by Khalid Masood as he guarded the forecourt of the Palace of Westminster.
German military investigates right-wing extremists in ranks - including Nazi-saluting soldiers
One serviceman called for the introduction of the death sentence for 'typical foreigners'.
A Spanish police officer was disciplined for changing a sanitary pad on International Women's Day
She was absent from her job for 10 minutes.
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