Why has the US accused Sudanese militias of genocide – but not Israel?
The US says forces active within Sudan are guilty of many of the same war crimes that Israel is accused of.
11th India-EU Human Rights Dialogue Focuses on Equality, Freedom
India and EU stress eliminating discrimination, countering religious hatred and enhancing women empowerment at Delhi human rights meet.
Will Bangladesh’s Yunus Government Release Convicted Terrorist Major Zia? Reports Spark Row
A former Bangladesh Army officer turned terrorist, Major Zia is accused of orchestrating heinous extremist activities and poses a significant threat to regional stability
Who Is Abdul Qadir Mumin? Meet Islamic State’s Elusive New Leader
Abdul Qadir Mumin is controlling the global Islamic State network, experts believe.
Most of Iran’s Forces Fled Syria After Assad’s Fall? Turkey Threatens Military Action Against YPG
Iran has reportedly withdrawn most of its forces from eastern Syria, including elite units from the Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps (IRGC), after the fall of Bashar al-Assad. Many of the…
‘How About We Buy Alaska And…’: Canadian Leader Counters Donald Trump’s Threats
Ontario Premier Doug Ford was reacting to US President-elect Donald Trump’s bid to make Canada the 51st state of the US.
Former Assad military officers reconcile with Syria’s new authorities
Former Syrian military officers who worked under the Assad regime are registering with the new administration.
Can Syria’s new leaders fix the broken economy?
After almost 14 years of civil war, Syria's economy is in ruins.
Alois Brunner, the Nazi ‘butcher’ who trained Syrian security
Brunner hid in Damascus for decades and is said to have taught torture tactics to Hafez al-Assad’s intelligence service.
Syria’s stolen lives
Former Syrian detainee Bassam Ezzedine is on a mission to help prisoners of the fallen regime to find their families.