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How to Undermine Peace: Policy Reversals and Leaks | Opinion Shoshana Bryen , Senior Director, Jewish Policy Center On 4/13/21 at 5:30 AM EDT The electricity went off at Irans nuclear plant at Natanz just as it began to spin up its uranium enrichment centrifuges as part of "National Nuclear Technology Day." We dont know yet the extent of any damage, but it certainly is not the first time Iran has experienced power outages, explosions or other failures at nuclear and precision...

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A Syrian refugee in Germany who stabbed one man to death and seriously injured his partner because he saw them holding hands has gone on trial today.  The man, identified only as 21-year-old Abdullah AHH due to German privacy laws, is charged with one count of murder for fatally stabbing tourist Thomas L, 55, to death on the streets of Dresden in October last year. He is also facing one count of attempted murder for attacking Thomass partner Oliver L, 53, with a different knife but failing to ...

An ISIS recruiter who stabbed a gay man to death and critically injured another because they were holding hands has gone on trial.

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I was a guinea pig on Eurostars first test-run, back in 1994 As Eurostar teeters on the brink of collapse, the man who knows it best pens a love letter to the train that brought Europe closer 13 April 2021 • 2:11pm Mark Smith on his beloved Eurostar Credit: Mark Smith You never forget your first time. In September 1994 I entered a spanking-new Waterloo International terminal, clutching a boarding pass that I wouldn’t have swapped for a fistful of Willy Wonka’s golden tickets. Public servi...

The goal, it would appear, is to pave the way for broader Gulf Arab re-engagement with Syria, and a concomitant marginalization of Iranian influence.

Hind Omar and her children were released from the camp three months ago after a tribal elder vouched for the family, allaying concern over any lingering sympathy for ISIS. The tribal sponsorship system was originally envisaged as a scheme in which those caught up in the war against ISIS could be returned to their home communities with guarantees from figures who knew them personally. But many of those released are ostracised by Syrian communities still healing from the trauma wrought by ISIS, d...

Last month marked 10 years since the beginning of the Syrian uprising when peaceful protesters, galvanised by the Arab Spring, went out on to the streets demanding freedom from an authoritarian regime and were met with bullets. President Bashar al-Assad vowed to crush dissent. In doing so, he set in motion a proxy war, creating what the UN’s human rights chief has called the “worst man-made disaster the world has seen since World War II”. Countless studies have shown that women and girls ...

We have been turned into barbarians willing to sell our country to enrich ourselves, until we change the face of this country forever and transform it like any other place in the ugly world