Serbian PM accuses EU officials of meddling in domestic affairs, inciting protests

 Serbian Prime Minister Milos Vucevic has accused European Parliament’s rapporteur for Serbia Tonio Picula of inciting street protests in his country, saying that such calls are unacceptable.

Russia Rejects Pelosi Claim of Role in US Pro-Palestinian Protests

Russia on Friday dismissed claims by former US House Speaker Nancy Pelosi that Moscow encouraged pro-Palestinian protests across the United States, calling her remarks an insult to American voters.

Ukrainian authorities hold hostage group of Indian students in Kharkov — Defense Ministry - TASS

The Ukrainian authorities have forcibly detained a large group of Indian students in Kharkov, Russian Defense Ministry Spokesman Igor Konashenkov said on Wednesday.

Gunmen kidnap 73 students in NW Nigeria - China.org.cn

Nigerian police said on Wednesday 73 students were kidnapped by unidentified gunmen from their school in the country's northwestern state of Zamfara.

At least 25 killed, 50 injured as university comes under attack in NW Pakistan: provincial minister

At least 25 people were killed and 50 others got injured when an unknown number of gunmen stormed a university in Pakistan's northwest district of Charsadda on Wednesday morning, according to Provincial Minister KPK Shaukat Yousafzai, reported Daily Pakistan on January 20.

Over 900 Los Angeles schools to reopen as email threat deemed 'not credible'

Los Angeles Unified School District (LAUSD) will reopen more than 900 of its campuses Wednesday after an email threat appeared to be a hoax.

Iranians mark anniversary of US embassy takeover

Iranians rallied Wednesday marking the 36th anniversary of taking over the US embassy by a group of Iranian students in Tehran.

Australian student flees to join ISIS

A Melbourne university student has reportedly travelled to Syria with three other people to join Islamic State and called on extremists to "spill blood in Australia", local press reported on Friday.

Mexico gang suspects confess to mass killing. (three new detainees admitted setting fire to the group)

Suspected gang members in Mexico have confessed to killing more than 40 missing students and incinerating their remains in a case that has shocked the country, Mexico's chief prosecutor said.
In a somber, lengthy explanation of the investigation, Attorney General Jesus Murillo Karam played video on Friday showing hundreds of charred fragments of bone and teeth fished from the river and its banks.
He said it will be very difficult to extract DNA to confirm identities of the victims of a horrific mass murder and incineration that lasted 14 hours.
"I know the enormous pain the information we've obtained causes the family members, a pain we all share,'' Murillo Karam said at a news conference.