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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.
LGBTQ infighting continues as professor quits “toxic environment” at University of Sussex
Dr. Kathleen Stock OBE was viciously targeted by transsexual campaigners after expressing the pragmatic view that such people should not have the right to “self-identify” as a particular gender without a psychological…
Football Association of Wales signs Muslim Athlete Charter
"By utilizing the Muslim Athlete Charter framework and working closely with Nujum Sports, we will ensure that Muslim Players are supported in their environment to practice their faith while playing football.”
“Psychopath” MBS bragged of killing King Abdullah, claims exiled official
A past top counterterrorism specialist and long-time adviser to the former crown prince of Saudi Arabia Muhammad bin Nayef has recently made some shocking revelations.
Syrian Father and Son image wins Photograph of the Year
A striking image of a one legged father holding his limbless son aloft has won the prestigious Sienna International Photo Award.
Turkey reportedly detains 15 Mossad operators in counterespionage sting
According to reports, Turkish authorities have detained fifteen Mossad spies, who were apparently tasked with obtaining information regarding Israeli opponents and foreign students based in Turkey.
Erdoğan promises “center for Islamic finance” as economy rebounds
"We are seeking to become one of the important centers in the world with the Istanbul Finance Center. We want this project to become a center for Islamic finance as well."