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Memories of ‘Nine Eleven’ today
On a day remembered and vilified, the author recalls moments of despair, brute violence and historical significance. All on the ninth of September….
Islamophobia: Lessons from Canada on how to respond heinous hate crime
Four four members of a Muslim family mowed down by a pickup truck in Ontario, Canada PM called it "a terrorist attack."
UN Tribunal confirms life sentence of “butcher of Bosnia”
Ratko Mladic oversaw execution of over 8000 people in the early 90s in Bosnia and Herzegovina as part of ethnic cleansing of Bosnian Muslims and Bosnian Croats, which followed the break up of Yugoslavia
Covid-19: What is in a name? A lot it seems!
Variants of Covid-19, the worst pandemic to hit the world in recent times will soon be named after letters of the Greek alphabet
Israel: Is Benjamin Netanyahu on his way out?
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Canada’s shame: Remains of 215 indigenous children unearthed at former residential school
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Plight of Palestinians in an unequal fight
An independent state of Palestine becomes a distant reality with every attack by Israel
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Londoners march in solidarity with Palestinians
Around 2,00,000 people came together in a massive demonstration expressing empathy and solidarity with Palestinians
Israel faces both a military and political defeat
The Palestinian National Resistance remains resolute and has emerged victorious!
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