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Politics of Humiliation: Mahua Moitra, mob intimidation and the Calcutta High Court’s warning

The alleged attack on Mahua Moitra came just a day after the Calcutta High Court warned against the growing culture of mob justice, public humiliation and egg pelting in West Bengal

Israeli Settlements Explained: Video

Image Courtesy: Middleeasteye.net, AFP

In this three-minute episode, which originally aired on AJ+ Labs, host Dena Takruri explains what Israeli settlements are, the violence they cause to Palestinians, and their critical role in fueling conflict.
 
Courtesy: Jaddiliya.com




Chilcot’s Blind Spot: Iraq War Report Buries Oil Evidence, Fails to Address Motive

Photo credit: Los Angeles TimesWhen the UK invaded, Iraq...

Ordinary Iraqis defy sectarianism after Islamic State’s attacks on Baghdad

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Explaining the Istanbul bombing: Turkey’s six foreign policy sins

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New IS Video Threatens More Attacks in Bangladesh

Freeze frame from new ISIS video. Image credit: Dhaka...

Face the Fallout with Love, pleads Classmate of Tarishi

Photo Credit: AFP​Rafia Afsar , an alumna of the American...

A Mournful Eid as Baghdad Suicide Bombing Death Toll Reaches 175

Rare aerial footage shows unprecedented levels of suffering in...

How Zakir Naik’s Words can Hurt

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