‘Show no mercy’: leaked documents reveal details of China’s Xinjiang detentions
More than 400 pages leaked to New York Times by Chinese political insider document brutal crackdown on Muslim minority More than 1 million people are...
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British Army accused of covering up war crimes against children in Afghanistan and Iraq
The army are accused of killing children and torturing civilians ( Getty Images ) The Government and the British Army have been accused of covering...
Sri Lanka’s Rajapaksa set to win presidency
Ruling party candidate Sajith Premadasa congratulates his main rival for victory in hard-fought election. by Asad Hashim Gotabaya Rajapaksa waves to his supporters during...
Killing of Islamic Jihad senior: Gantz falls into Netanyahu’s trap
Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu must have considered beforehand what would exactly happen as a result of the elimination of Islamic Jihad senior Bahaa Abu al-Ata,...
Iran’s healthcare system threatened by US sanctions: Rights group
Washington’s punitive economic measures make it difficult for Iranians to buy foreign-made drugs and medical equipment. US sanctions are deterring banks and foreign companies from...
‘Welcome to Europe. Now Go Home.
by Rachel Donadio The overcrowded Moria refugee camp in Greece is where Europe’s ideals—solidarity, human rights, a haven for victims of war and violence—dissolve in...
What Does Make US Interested in Talks with Yemen’s Ansarullah?
Houthi leader Abdul Malik al-Houthi The war in Yemen has now reached a highly sensitive and decisive juncture...
Red Sea Legal Status: Initiatives and Challenges
Alwaght – Red Sea’s geopolitical position and the security and political developments around it since 2011 have been driving new competitions...
Why Is Saudi Arabia Sending New Weapons to Yemen’s Aden?
On Thursday, CNN, referring to footage filmed secretly using a mobile phone, reported that a cargo of heavy US weaponry...
The Biological Roots of Intelligence
Imaging, behavioral, and genetic data yield clues to what’s behind effective thinking. Shawna Williams In 1987, political scientist James Flynn of the University of Otago...