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Hollywood and Adolf Hitler: The movies Nazis Loved and Hated

Czech Nurse Honoured for Sleeping with Nazi Soldiers to Give Them STDs and Kill Them

The Femme Fatale has been memorialised in her home town of Trebon though her actions divided the community.

India Rape Crisis Sees Mob Castrate Alleged Sex Attacker in Shocking Scenes

Suresh Kumar beaten and attacked with a knife in Rajasthan state for alleged sexual assault

Nobel Peace Prize: Satyarthi Used Strategy of Social Labelling and Public Awareness to Liberate Thousands of Child Labourers

Using a strategy based on social labelling and public awareness, Kailash Satyarthi's relentless crusade against child labour has resulted in drastic decrease in child labour in South Asia.

Malala Yousafzai vs Miley Cyrus: Twerking Makes You a Teenage Role Model, Not the Nobel Peace Prize

Malala has become the youngest-ever Nobel Peace Prize winner, but Miley Cyrus's tongue will always get more attention.

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Remains of Oldest Ever Pre-Neanderthal Norman Discovered in France

Remains of 200,000-year-old pre-Neanderthal are from the oldest Norman.

First UN Peacekeeper Killed in Central African Republic

UN condemn convoy raid which left one UN officer dead and seven peacekeepers injured.

St Louis Protesters Burn US Flags Following Police Officer Shooting of Vonderrick Myers

Demonstrators filmed burning flags after another black man is shot by white police officers.

North Korean leader Kim Jong-un not well

Kim Jong-un Injuries Revealed as North Korea Leader Misses Anniversary

Young dictator has control of North Korea but not his eating habits as he misses Pyongyang event.

Nobel Peace Prize: Indian Winner Kailash Satyarthi Vows to Continue Fight for Child Rights

Kailash Satyarthi says he is delighted to receive Nobel Peace Prize which he shares with Malala Yousafzai.

Kailash Satyarthi: The Nobel Peace Prize Winner who Fights Child Labour

Kailash Satyarthi is an Indian activist who fights against child exploitation and human trafficking.

Malala Yousafzai: Youngest-Ever Nobel Peace Prize Winner in Pictures

Malala Yousafzai, who was shot by the Taliban, is the youngest ever Nobel Peace Prize winner.

Malala Yousafzai Awarded Nobel Prize for Peace: Her Top Quotes on Education and World Peace

The 17-year-old Pakistani was shot in the head by Taliban terrorists for daring to take up the cause of girls' education.

Isis Syria News: Erdogan Accuses Kurdish Protesters of 'Sabotage'

Turkish inaction on Kobani could endanger peace process with PKK.

Anonymous Hackers Threaten Chinese Government with Website Blackouts and Data Leaks

Anonymous has warned it will shut down government websites in China through a massive DDoS attack

Johnsonville: Connecticut Ghost Town With Houses, Chapel and Store Up For Auction

The abandoned village was built in 1842 but shut down after the mill caught fire

Emirates chief Tim is "suspicious" about the accepted version of events on MH370's fate

MH370 Fate is "Suspicious" - Emirates Chief Tim Clark Disputes Official Line on Malaysia Airlines Tragedy

Tim Clark doubts every official detail of Malaysia Airlines jumbo disappearance

Malala Yousafzai Becomes Youngest-Ever Nobel Peace Prize Winner

17-year-old Pakistani girl awarded Peace prize for advocating right to education for women.

Ebola: Spanish Nurse Teresa Romero Ramos 'at Serious Risk'

Health of first person to contract Ebola outside Africa has worsened, officials warn.

Mexico: New Mass Graves Fuel Fear of Missing Students Massacre

New discovery increases fear that 43 missing students were massacred by gang members and corrupt police

Vonderrit Myers: Police and Protesters Clash in St Louis Over Shooting of Black Teenager

Police clashed with protesters in Shaw, St Louis after an officer killed Vonderrit Myers.

Could Tunisia's Election Unleash the Mediterranean Tiger?

Tunisia will seek to extend its agreement with the International Monetary Fund beyond 2015.

Oldest Buddhist Manuscripts Damaged in Kashmir Floods

Priceless manuscripts housed in Srinagar museum, including the oldest Buddhist manuscripts, damaged.

North Korea's Kim Jong-un Misses Key Anniversary Deepening 'Coup' Mystery

Kim Jong-un fails to attend 69th anniversary of founding of Workers' Party of Korea in Pyongyang.

Nadella speaks during the Grace Hopper Celebration of Women in Computing

Microsoft Boss Satya Nadella Claims Women Not Asking for Pay Rise is 'Good Karma'

Nadella earlier said women in technology should not ask for raises but have faith in the 'system'

India: Government School Has Only One Student And Teacher

Southern state of Karnataka in India has only one student and teacher as most parents opt for private education.

Hong Kong Braces for Fresh Occupy Protests, Activists to Form 'Umbrella Square'

Protesters to occupy streets once again after Beijing-backed administration calls off talks.

Ebola Can Become World's Next Aids Unless Action Taken, Warns CDC Chief

Tom Frieden tells World Bank-IMF meeting that Ebola could become next pandemic like Aids.

UK to Send Troops, Aircraft and Ship to Tackle Ebola in Sierra Leone

Ebola Virus: Briton who Died in Macedonia Did Not Travel to Ebola Afflicted Countries

A Macedonian government spokesman said that he could not confirm that Ebola was the cause of death of the British man.

Homeless Day 2014: New York and Manila among Cities with Most People Living on Streets

A look at the cities with highest numbers of homeless people in the world

World Mental Health Day: 'Living with Schizophrenia' Theme for 2014

World Mental Health Day, set up by the Mental Health Foundation, is celebrated on 10 October

Iran Claims it is Under Attack by Sunni Militant Groups Like Isis

Isis has called Iran its 'bitterest enemy' and says it wants to 'transform Iran into pools of blood.'

ISIS: Ten-Year-Old Jihadi Fighter Hailed as Terror Group's Youngest Martyr

The child, dubbed the 'youngest Jihadist,' was killed in Syria alongside his father.

China: US is Fabricating Cyber Attack Claims

China denies the claims, stating that they take a firm stand against the criminal practice of cyber hacking.

Isis: US Hostage Peter Kassig's Mother Tweets to Islamic State Leader Baghdadi about Son's Fate

Paula Kassig sends online message to jihadist leader asking about her kidnapped son

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