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Sniper Safaris & the Purge of Bosniak Muslims

Shaymaa Khalid

Allegations of foreign “sniper safaris” in besieged Sarajevo have reopened questions about justice, memory, and the Bosnian genocide.

Saudi Arabia: Three senior royals detained, including king’s brother

Hamad Momin 5 Min Read

Several reports have emerged suggesting that three senior members of Saudi Arabia's royal family, including the king's brother, have been arrested in the latest crackdown by the kingdom's de facto ruler, Crown

Prevent: Think tank under fire for publishing “ludicrous” and “deceptive” report about Muslim opinions

Hamad Momin 10 Min Read

Crest Advisory have come under widespread criticism from academics and activists alike after it published a “ludicrous” report just a few days before a UN expert stated that the toxic Prevent strategy

UN expert: Prevent strategy violates human rights

Hamad Momin 6 Min Read

United Nations expert says that the toxic Prevent strategy violates human rights as a report is issued suggesting that the strategy should be scrapped.

Breaking: US and Taliban sign historic deal to end war in Afghanistan

News Editor 6 Min Read

The peace deal aims to end the war in Afghanistan, pave the way for the complete withdrawal of US troops, and steer talks within Afghanistan to decide the future of the country.

Idlib: Turkey ‘neutralises’ 309 Syrian regime soldiers as battle intensifies

Abdullah Izzadin 4 Min Read

Turkey retaliates after 33 of its soldiers were martyred in a Syrian regime attack in Idlib. Turkey says it will open its southwestern border and allow Syrian refugees fleeing regime forces' assault

Saraqib recaptured as Erdogan vows Turkey will “not take a smallest step back in Idlib”

Hamza Saleem 4 Min Read

“All praise be to Allah, Turkey is now fully supporting the most powerful rebel group in Idlib. It seems this has the potential to produce good results with the permission of Allah.”