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The move came after an Azov battalion member told the Daily Beast about his battalion’s “experience with U.S. trainers and U.S. volunteers … even mentioning U.S. volunteer engineers and medics that are still currently assisting them.” Continue reading →
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In a 2013 review of Israel's child rights record, the UN Committee on the Rights of Children (CRC) said it has deep concern about the reported practice of torture and ill-treatment of children arrested, prosecuted and detained by the military and the police Continue reading →
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Does the US government prevent academics from using WikiLeaks material? New Internationalist digital editor Chris Spannos explains. Continue reading →
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The spat was provoked by an open letter to Turkey’s leader signed by some 1,128 Turkish and foreign academics from 89 universities around the world, including Noam Chomsky. Continue reading →
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The Times article did not focus on verifying the validity of Swann’s statements about Rubio’s voting attendance, instead it dismissed Swann as a “conspiracy-minded journalist” without delving into any examples of Swann’s so-called “focus on conspiracy theories.” Continue reading →
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George Soros, the hedge fund speculator turned self-proclaimed philanthropist, and his tax-exempt foundations, are an integral part of that pre-emptive war machine. Continue reading →
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Mr. Ross came under heavy fire from other media outlets and political figures in 2013 for publishing a number of articles critical of the the Australian government failed efforts at creating a country-wide broadband internet network. Continue reading →
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The deputy began hitting the man before asking him to name the capital of Thailand and punched him in the groin, yelling “Bangkok,” the officer later claimed he acted in self defense. Continue reading →
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Renowned author Irvine Welsh hoped the campaign would put “pressure on governments who espouse democracy and freedom” to reconsider their dealings with Saudi Arabia. Continue reading →
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Human rights groups fear that as many as 1,000 were killed in a brutal crackdown on Nigeria’s Shia minority. Continue reading →
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