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Refusing to be silenced, some Myanmar journalists work from shadows

Myanmar (Reuters) – Hiding from Myanmar’s police, journalist Aung Marm Oo refuses to conceal his anger with the civilian government

Traffic snarls across battered bridges and disabled war victims sell tissues, cigarettes and tea at junctions… Mosul (Reuters) – Three

by Khaled Hamoud Alshareef Abul Ala Maududi is to “Political Islam” what Karl Marx was to Communism Abul Ala Maududi (1903-1979)

Basra (Reuters) – Mohammed Haider, a security worker in Iraq’s southern oilfields, thought he was safe after signing a new

by Rahim Hamid and Mostafa Hetteh, edited by Penina Sarah The local Ahwazi population is denied its most foundational rights, with

by Dr. Reza Parchizadeh Ghalibaf’s record of violation of human rights became much darker when he was appointed commander-in-chief of

Seoul (Reuters) – An outbreak of COVID-19 at a logistics centre run by one of South Korea’s largest online shopping

Washington (Reuters) – Seeking to deter further shipments of Iranian fuel to Venezuela, the Trump administration has quietly warned foreign

by Rahim Hamid and Aaron Meyer Local officials deployed dozens of security forces who responded to our demand for water

United Nations (AP) – The U.N. humanitarian chief urgently appealed for 2.4 billion to help millions of people in Yemen