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A delegation of Afghans based in European countries, who visited Kabul for 12 days, discussed with Islamic Emirate of Afghanistan officials a number of issues including girls’ education and the establishment of social system.

Scientists believe that involving farmers to the new EU nature law is a key factor to its success. Read more here.

A rooftop sharpshooter with the Indiana State Police surveys protesters in Dunn Meadow last Thursday. Superintendent Doug Carter confirmed they created a "closed sniper position" to watch for potential violence.

Indiana University president and provost issued an update as protests continue on campus. More than 33 students have been arrested amid faculty condemnation.

CARSON CITY — The Nevada Department of Transportation is advising motorists of new flashing yield signs being tested and activated on certain Interstate 580 Carson City Freeway on-ramps beginning Wednesday, Dec. 18. The new yield signs located at the base of both northbound and southbound I-580 on-ramps from College Parkway and U.S.

Historic Virginia City has always placed a strong emphasis on supporting those who have served our country. A walk down the wooden board sidewalks demonstrates this in the many memorial flags of those who gave their lives in service.

Yoo In Na is "uncertain" about getting married, but what does IU have to do with it? #YooInNa #IU

After a tragic death in India, the sweetener saccharin made the headlines. While it has widespread use in Europe, including the UK and EU, the sweetener is tightly regulated.

KU faculty pens letter expressing solidarity with US campus protests

Georgian lawmakers agreed on an early draft of a controversial 'foreign influence' bill, sparking fresh street protests against the legislation, which is criticized for mirroring a repressive Russian law.