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Sniper Safaris & the Purge of Bosniak Muslims
Allegations of foreign “sniper safaris” in besieged Sarajevo have reopened questions about justice, memory, and the Bosnian genocide.
Trump “ballistic” after personal Twitter account permanently banned
"Trump amassed a staggering 85 million ‘followers’ on the site and consistently releasing outright falsehoods and highly inaccurate statements that his supporters often took as gospel..."
UK Education Secretary “legally and morally wrong” to impose anti-Semitism definition on universities
The Secretary of State for Education has been accused of illegally interfering in the right to free speech, as well as meddling in the affairs of autonomous places of further education in…
Families made to pay bribes to contact relatives in Syrian prisons
“The 55-page report by the ADMSP details how prison guards, judges, members of the armed forces, and various central government officials have profited from the lucrative ‘business’ of forcing families to pay,…
Qatar and Saudi Arabia restore diplomatic relations
The two Gulf nations of Saudi Arabia and Qatar have reached what appears to be an amicable end to their three-year-long diplomatic spat.
Deadly airstrikes in Yemen not recorded in confidential UK report
UK government pressed to explain why civilian deaths excluded from record of humanitarian breaches
Yemen: Five women killed in wedding hall blast
"Several women have been killed after the Iranian-backed Houthis reportedly fired an artillery shell from the eastern part of the city of Hodeida..."