France begs for end of international boycott over Macron’s Islamophobic comments
France begs for end of international boycott over Macron’s Islamophobic comments
Muslim Family stabbed in Paris as government cracks down on the ‘enemy within’
A family of French Algerians were attacked by two European women near the Eiffel Tower in France.
From Prisoner to President: Remembering Bosnian Hero Alija Izetbegović
A man that saved countless lives, inspired nations, fought against the siege of Sarajevo and founded Bosnia-Herzegovina as an independent state.
Conservatives pay consultants over £10m for botched COVID-19 response
The Government is facing outrage once again for “throwing money at private firms” by the millions in what is being called “one of the greatest scandals of our time.”
People in Gaza searching garbage for food, says UN head
The people of Gaza are now forced to sift through rubbish for food, says the head of the UN Agency for Palestinian Refugees, as displaced Palestinians face extraordinary levels of poverty.
Black man led on rope by police on horseback sues for $1m
A black man who was led by two mounted police officers in Galveston, Texas, is suing the city for $1 million.
Outrage at “Tory corruption” over £122m NHS contract
The UK Government has awarded a £122 million contract to a shell company owned by an associate of a Conservative Party peer.
Disgraced cop charged with George Floyd’s murder released on bond
The disgraced ex-cop who was charged with George Floyd’s murder has been released on bail.
Priti Patel to introduce ugly laws against asylum seekers
The Home Secretary has promised to introduce legislation that will clamp down on asylum seekers.
Beijing Olympics may be boycotted over abuse of Uyghur Muslims
The UK may boycott the Winter Olympics in China due to the wide-scale systemic repression and persecution of the Uyghur Muslims.