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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.
India vs China: Both countries accuse each other of violating de facto border
Both India and China have blamed each other following a heated and deadly confrontation in the strategic Galwan Valley, located in the Indian Ladakh region, where physical fights saw the death of…
Assad’s dungeons: Syrians in Germany file complaint over rape, sexual abuse and torture
Syrians who suffered or witnessed rape, sexual abuse and torture in detention centres under the regime of Bashar al-Assad have submitted a criminal complaint to prosecutors in Germany.
Marcus Rashford: School scheme extended after footballer vowed to fight on for free school meals
Following a campaign by Marcus Rashford, around 1.3 million children will now get free school meal vouchers during the holidays. The Manchester United forward, 22, said: "Just look at what we can…
Erdogan: Islamic economic system can lead world out of crisis
Turkey’s Erdogan says Islamic tools offer a "key" to get out of global economic crisis sparked by the coronavirus pandemic, vowing “to make Istanbul centre of Islamic finance and economy”.
Syria: Several cities move to adopt Turkish lira amid recent economic collapse
The Syrian interim government and local councils have announced the decision to switch to the Turkish Lira in response to the rapid freefall of the Syrian Pound as economic conditions worsen.
Libya: Eight mass graves found in recently liberated strongholds of Haftar’s forces
Most of the graves were found in Haftar’s last remaining stronghold in north-western Libya, yet another indication of the brutality of the Libyan conflict and the extent to which Haftar went in…