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03 June 2021Experience Like all holidays, the advent of Ramadan unleashes a social media storm of congratulatory memes. Friends, family, and distant acquaintances share photographs of mosques and stylized images of the crescent-and-star superimposed with a snippet of text, ‘Ramadan Mubarak’ or ‘Ramadan Kareem’ – wishes for a bountiful holy month. My twitter feed brimmed with such greetings on the first morning of Ramadan, but one in particular caught my eye, a retweet of Jusuf Nurkić, the Bosnian basketballer who plays centre for the Portland Trailblazers in the National Basketball Association. Nurkić’s message was brief: the hashtag #ramadankareem, three emojis – a crescent moon, a heart, and a pair of hands expressing gratitude or piety – and a caption for the accompanying photograph: ‘Zagreb. 1944 Croatia’. The black-and-white image that Nurkić tweeted depicted a rotunda surrounded by three towering minarets. The sinister political context captured by the p

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Leftist-green candidate elected mayor of Croatia s capital

ZAGREB, Croatia (AP) The candidate of a leftist-green coalition easily won election.

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Amid stigma in Croatia, volunteers support women having abortions

Zagreb, Croatia – Zorana did not expect the call to come so soon. Two weeks earlier, she had signed up online to be a Brave Sister and was still considering the level of involvement she wanted with the new initiative. The mother-of-two was keen to help, but was nervous about the social implications of being associated with such a group. The Brave Sisters, founded in September last year, sets out to support Croatian women who were having an abortion. Nada Peratović, a lawyer and the group’s founder, was on the other end of Zorana’s call. A young woman arranged to have an abortion in neighbouring Slovenia, but did not want to go alone.

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Leftist leads race for Zagreb mayor after Croatia local vote

Leftist leads race for Zagreb mayor after Croatia local vote
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German minister: EU lost credibility in defence of rule of law

In today’s news from the Capitals: LISBON. Germany’s Europe Minister Michael Roth said on Tuesday that the EU had not been firm enough in upholding the rule of law and had lost credibility with countries that do not respect it. “I want to be very honest. The EU has not been firm enough in defending and strengthening the rule of law. We have lost a lot of our credibility, especially in member states where the rule of law is under pressure, and this is quite a heavy burden for the Council”, the German minister said at an event in Coimbra.

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