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America’s allies don’t have proper demining equipment or protective gear. That’s costing them their lives.
The ongoing decimation ranks the Syrian city as an emblem of human brutality in our time.
The U.S.-backed bid to retake Mosul will feature several fighting forces. Some are bitter rivals, but all are hellbent on driving out ISIS.
In an era of Trump and Brexit, the Canadian philosopher’s insight is especially relevant.
They rejoice in finally being able to wear bright colors, speak their minds and laugh in public.
If the terrorists are weak and their end goal is political, not apocalyptic, a peace deal may be within reach.
The former Israeli president and Nobel Peace Prize winner recently passed away at the age of 93.
After decades at war, Colombia’s FARC fighters may soon face a new struggle: returning to normal life.
Since the flags were spotted in Kurd-controlled territory last week, Turks and Kurds have squabbled about their origins.
Organizations had been warning of deplorable conditions and slow-moving asylum claims on Lesbos for months.