Despite assurances from Trump that ISIL is defeated, US raids against group in eastern Syria have intensified recently.
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Correspondence obtained by Al Jazeera and The Intercept paints a bleak picture of life in ISIL-held parts of Iraq.
Nearly three years since the start of the uprising, rebels and Assad’s forces remain locked in conflict.
Government agencies empowered after 9/11 have been transforming themselves into the real holders of power in the US.
Unlike Malala Yousafzai, Nabila Rehman did not receive a welcoming greeting in Washington DC.
The author, citing recent remarks about Persians, bemoans the fact that racism is alive and well in diplomacy.
The President should take note of Nixon’s determination in establishing peaceful relations with an antagonistic nation.
Bucking the trend in the rest of the world, Canada’s immigrants are settling very nicely in this easygoing country.
It’s not too late to save Syria, but Western powers will not accomplish this by rushing into another ill-advised war.
Anti-Muslim bigotry so often goes unnoticed, and we should make it our duty to recognise and ostracise it.
