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Despite leadership losses and diminished cash reserves, the extremist group ISIL, or Da’esh, continues to …
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Bosnian War Train Killings Trial: Who are the Defendants?
Four Serbs are awaiting the verdict in their trial for murdering 20 passengers who were …
Read More »Milojko Spajic – Political Game Changer in Montenegro or Populist Showman?
Although his Europe Now movement was only formed last September, the former finance minister has …
Read More »New President Could Bring Clarity to Czechia’s Ambiguous Policy on Kosovo
The change in Czech president foreshadows a prospective turn in the country’s inconsistent approach toward …
Read More »ISIS cell caught before attack on Turkish synagogues, churches
“15 people were detained on the grounds that the so-called Khorasan Province leadership of Daesh …
Read More »Belgian woman who travelled to IS in Syria acquitted for terrorism
A young woman from the municipality of Vilvoorde, just north of Brussels, has been acquitted …
Read More »Italian official: Immigrants coming through Libya increased by 70% in 2022
An Italian Coast Guard official said that 2022 witnessed the arrival of 53,000 illegal immigrants …
Read More »Dbeibah says gas deal with Eni was signed in 2008 and his government activated it
The Libyan Prime Minister Abdul Hamid Dbeibah said the gas agreement between the National Oil …
Read More »Failed Experiment: Three Reasons Why Israel Fears a Major War on Gaza
Though Israel’s past wars on Gaza have often been justified by Tel Aviv as a …
Read More »We’ve Never Been Closer to Nuclear Catastrophe—Who Gains by Ignoring It?
Antiwar and environmental activist Dr. Helen Caldicott warns that policymakers who understate the danger of …
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