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UN Sanctions Brother of RSF Chief Over Sudan Atrocities

New York – The United Nations Security Council on Tuesday imposed sanctions on four additional individuals accused of fueling Sudan’s

ICC awards $8.5 million in reparations to victims of Timbuktu Islamist police chief

Hague— The International Criminal Court on Tuesday ordered $8.5 million in reparations for more than 65,000 victims of Malian Islamist

French Lawyers Seek Repatriation of Former Child Recruits Held in Iraq

Paris— Lawyers representing three French nationals held in Iraq said on Friday the men, recruited by the Islamic State as

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Australia’s Most Decorated Soldier Arrested Over Afghanistan War Crime Allegations

Sydney — Ben Roberts-Smith, Australia’s most decorated living soldier, was arrested on Tuesday and is set to be charged with

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Ex-SAS Soldier Charged in Afghanistan War Crimes Case

Melbourne— An Australian former Special Air Service soldier has been charged with the murder of five unarmed Afghans during deployments

Trump Threatens Strikes on Iran’s Critical Infrastructure

Washington— U.S. President Donald Trump said on Thursday that the United States could target bridges and electric power plants in

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Lebanon condemns Israeli strike on journalists as violation of war protections

Beirut— Joseph Aoun on Saturday condemned an Israeli strike in southern Lebanon that killed three journalists, calling it a violation

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OPINION: As an Indian Muslim, I say, Pakistan must stop killing civilians and sheltering terrorists

We do not seek war. We desire peace. But peace cannot come at the cost of silence against terror. The

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Syria welcomes UN resolution to investigate human-rights violations

Geneva (Reuters) – Syria welcomed a United Nations resolution on Friday to investigate violations and improve the country’s human-rights record following the 13-year

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The protests in Gaza are more than just a reaction to immediate hardships; they are a plea for recognition. The