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Teenager Ajjawi was denied entry by immigration officials 10 days ago is now on campus to start classes at Harvard.

Freshman Ismail Ajjawi arrives on campus just in time for classes after originally being denied entry to the US.

The number of young people ending their own lives rises significantly, but middle-aged men remain most at risk.

UK legislators ready for crucial vote on PM Johnson's plan to exit the EU by Halloween, with or without a divorce deal.

The House of Commons speaker has at times upset many on both the left and right, but he has his admirers as well.

UN investigators have also compiled secret list of 160 'main actors' among Saudi, Emirati and Yemeni top brass.

Official 2022 World Cup emblem to be launched with worldwide media campaign to be kicked off in Doha at 20:22pm.

Alliance of rebel and opposition legislators are seeking to introduce a bill to prevent a no-deal Brexit.

Less than two years after Mugabe was removed from power, President Mnangagwa accused of repressing human rights.

Shops plundered, cars burned in Johannesburg as trucks torched in KZN amid rallies linked to anti-foreigner sentiment.

Ahmed Gaid Salah says election date should be announced in mid-September, lashes out at opponents of vote.

Since 2015, US readers have chosen old-fashioned print books over their digital versions, and independent bookstores are flourishing.

Three leaders, including Demosisto's Ivan Lam, among hundreds detained since mass protests began three months ago.

40-year-old suspect in custody after stabbing incident on first day of school in China's central province of Hubei.

Human rights group says 'citizenship scrutiny' has gradually limited Rohingya rights in Myanmar and at root of crisis.

While some parents buy protective gear for children attending rallies, others refuse to accept their participation.

Police say 36-year-old Seth Aaron Ator 'was on a long spiral down' before Saturday's mass shooting in West Texas.

'Extremely dangerous' hurricane brings significant flooding as it slows almost to a standstill over the Bahamas.

The move threatens a communication blackout for Rohingya who use mobile phones to connect across camps and borders.

UN special rapporteur says deadly attacks rocking Nigeria could have a ripple effect throughout the region.

Arrest comes on the eve of the UN-backed anti-corruption commission's exit.

At least 60 people were killed in Yemen air raid, raising the question who can hold Saudi-UAE-led coalition to account.

The match was played hours after a man in Texas shot dead seven people and wounded 22 others.

It's unlikely any candidate will obtain a majority, meaning second round will likely be held in November.

Inter Milan striker takes aim at football governing bodies and social media companies after suffering racist abuse.