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‘NY Times’ uses old tricks to distort Israel’s latest attacks on Gaza

Once again, Israel has launched attacks on the open-air...

The Woes of Luka Modrić: Croatia, Nationalism and Football

Juraj Vrdoljak of Telesport was convinced.  “I think half...

Breastfeeding has been the best public health policy throughout history

Breastfeeding has long been the gold standard for infant...

Women empowerment: Bangladesh sets example for the world

The number of working women increased to 18.6 million...

Europe’s Iron Curtain: The Refugee Crisis is about to Worsen

A recent European Council summit in Brussels was meant to articulate...

Obama was shocked — shocked — to find that settlements were eating the West Bank!

Several contacts have been sending me an article that...

How Bangladesh is tackling the terrorist menace

Preventing and countering extremism in Bangladesh the right wayReligion...

The Gaza blockade is illegal– and so is the use of force to maintain it

Human Rights Watch (HRW) is among the leading guardians...

Is Indonesia retreating from democracy?

For much of the past 20 years, Indonesia has...

June Agreement on Rohingya Crisis Misses the central issue of citizenship

On June 6, the United Nations High Commissioner for...

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