Pelosi's remarks about US protesters undemocratic, Russian diplomat says

Former Speaker of the US House of Representatives Nancy Pelosi's statement that Russian President Vladimir Putin has a hand in pro-Palestinian protests in the United States is an insult to American citizens and inherently undemocratic, Russian Foreign Ministry Spokeswoman Maria Zakharova said.

Some 3.5Million North Korean Volunteers Want to Fight against US

Around 3.5 million people have applied to enlist in the North Korean army to fight with the United States, local media reported Saturday.

Kabul raid: Seven students among 13 dead in university attack

Thirteen people, including seven students, died in an attack by gunmen on the American University in the Afghan capital Kabul, police say.

Pakistan University Opens After Deadly Attack

The university was re-opened with the objective "to defeat the mindset of militants, which was behind the terrorist attack of January 20th."...

Burnt bodies ‘not of missing 43 Mexican students’

A group of Argentine forensics experts rejected the Mexican government’s conclusion that the 43 students who vanished in late 2014 were incinerated at a garbage dump in violence-torn Guerrero state.

Pakistan: Afghan Territory Used for Deadly University Raid

Pakistan says a deadly assault on a university in a northwestern city on Wednesday was “being controlled from a location in Afghanistan through an Afghan cell phone” by a fugitive member of the Pakistani Taliban.

Gunmen attack northwest Pakistan university campus

More than 20 people have been killed in a gun and bomb attack on a university in northwestern Pakistan, officials told AFP Wednesday.

Greek students march for more funding, seamen strike against pension cuts

A new round of protests and strikes started on Monday in Greece ahead of the voting on the next set of bailout prerequisites in the parliament later in the week to unlock further vital loans to the debt-laden economy.

Mortar shells hit university in Damascus, killing 2 students

Two university students were killed Wednesday when two mortar rounds struck Mechanical Engineering Faculty in capital Damascus, pro-government Sham FM radio reported.

Bodies of Mexican students 'incinerated'

The Mexican government has said that new evidence suggests that 43 missing students have been killed.
The students, abducted by corrupt police in southwest Mexico six weeks ago, were apparently incinerated by drug gang henchmen and their remains tipped in a rubbish dump and a river.
Attorney General Jesus Murillo said three detainees, caught a week ago, admitted setting fire to a group of bodies in a dump near Iguala in the state of Guerrero.
The trainee teachers went missing in the state on 26 September after clashing with local police.

Crisis Pushes Greek Students to Bulgaria, Romania

By Marianna Tsatsou (Greek Reporter)
In the past decades, especially in the 1980′s-90′s, many Greek students chose foreign universities – mostly Romanian and Bulgarian – to study for post-graduate degrees, and now the Greek economic crisis is increasing their numbers, according to news247.gr.
The Greek newspaper Imerissia reported too that about eight of 10 Greek students having already enrolled in Czech and Slovakian universities are now trying to be allowed to study in Romanian and Bulgarian universities instead due to the low cost of living. Apart from students of Greek descent, several other Europeans choose the same countries to study to save money.