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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.
Retired Muslim footballer aims to establish the first purpose-built mosque in Seville
“The day I meet God, I’m not going to be asked about how many goals I’ve scored in my career.”
Are Egypt’s coup authorities interrogating and deporting East Turkestan’s Uyghur Muslims?
"I was scared when I got there, it was dark, and I asked myself how we would get out of here. I was afraid we would be handed over to Chinese authorities,"
Turkish military convoy attacked in Northern Syria
The Turkish defence ministry announced that three civilians were killed following air raids on a military convoy…
Idlib: At least 13 killed in air raids
France calls for the immediate end to fighting in Idlib as the Assad regime seeks to exterminate the remaining rebel-held enclaves.
UN Security Council discusses situation in Kashmir for the first time in decades
The UN Security Council has met behind closed doors to discuss the ongoing situation in Kashmir as tensions continue to rise between Pakistan and India...
Government appoints Prevent advocate to lead its professed ‘independent’ review
Lord Carlile was a former government reviewer who approved of the toxic counter-extremism strategy…