Natalia Ojewska

Years af­ter the LRA was sub­dued, rec­on­cil­i­a­tion be­tween com­mu­ni­ties and re­turn­ing for­mer LRA fight­ers re­mains elu­sive.

In Lebanon, many Syr­i­ans who fled the war sim­ply want to re­turn home, and have lit­tle in­ter­est in re­set­tle­ment.

Karadz­ic sen­tenced to 40 years in prison – one day for each vic­tim of Sre­breni­ca, but vic­tims can­not for­give his crimes.

Xeno­pho­bia and ag­gres­sion against refugees is on the rise, with some sug­gest­ing it is fu­elled by po­lit­i­cal rhetoric.

Though the coun­try has agreed to ac­cept just 6,800 refugees from Syr­ia and Er­itrea, crit­ics say even that is too many.

The Eu­ro­pean Court of Hu­man Rights has or­dered Poland to pay repa­ra­tions to two Saud­is be­ing held in Guan­tanamo Bay.

Af­ter a sit-in protest at Poland’s par­lia­ment, law­mak­ers are set to raise gov­ern­ment aid to car­ers of dis­abled youth.

Coun­try in­creas­ing­ly di­vid­ed on the an­niver­sary of the crash in Rus­sia that killed the pres­i­dent and po­lit­i­cal elite.