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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.
Nationwide Fajr Challenge sees close to 1,300 youth take part
“Overall everything was great! I got my medal, I got chocolates, I got prize money, I got flowers for my mum, I got a certificate. I’m really looking forward to the next…
Johnson seeks forgiveness while allies become increasingly indifferent
Boris Johnson is once again facing the music after he was accused on Monday evening of convening a grand No. 10 garden party with more than a hundred invitees.
Close Down Guantanamo: 20 Years of GITMO
Yesterday marked 20 years since the opening of the Guantanamo Bay Detention Prison, which is the world’s “infamous symbol of kidnap, torture, and indefinite imprisonment without charge or trial”.
Kazakhs suffer as political turmoil engulfs nation
The Central Asian nation is dangerously close to further unrest following demonstrations, which have spiralled along broader anti-government tones.
Convicted teenage terrorist fined £22 after planning on “shooting up a mosque”
A 17-year-old far-right extremist from Wiltshire has been slapped with a whopping £22 court surcharge after being convicted of a terrorism offence.
Airbnb slammed for perceived inaction on Uyghur genocide while hosting XPCC property listings
Just weeks before the 2022 Beijing Olympics get underway, a major sponsor has once again been condemned for its property listings in the Xinjiang region of China.