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A militarized rivalry between the US and China will be costly and dangerous for all concerned, but the people most likely to suffer from it will be found - Daniel Larison for Antiwar.com Original

Over the past 72 years, a human tragedy has unfolded in China to rank alongside the Holocaust and Cambodias killing fields

Some of the best horror movies for the Halloween season are based on something true. Here is our list of five of our favorites.

Administration, standing for human rights is a vutal national interest whether it is a democrat or republican administration. this administration cannot stay kmuted to it and then leave these thousands of afghans who work side by side with us behind to a fate i dont want to think about. is that building on that human rights legacy key in your mind to establish that yes, in fact, what we did is worth it and not from a combatting terror perspective? sfwh i think its larger than. that regardless of...

We do not accept someone who hurts our children, our feelings for children are unconditionally etched in our hearts and minds. The birth of Bangladesh is the brainchild of brave patriots, but sadly our respect for them is fading. Many do not even have a clear understanding of the reasons behind how we achieved independence.... Read more »

Aside from indigenous peoples in North America and the Africans forced into the slave trade, everyone in the country has an immigrant ancestor.

Yes, the Taliban agenda is evil. Any other questions?

Sounds like hes throwing in the towel. how can you blame our athletes, when many of our so-called leaders are acting like spoiled brats? this is the same country that built a baseball diamond in a cornfield in iowa for the movie "field of dreams." a film that still has a hold on so many of us. the other night major league baseball staged an epic game between the yankees and the white sox on that field. remember that iconic line from "field of dreams." if you build it, he will come? if only that ...

Former Khmer Rouge head of state Khieu Samphan sits in court as he awaits his verdict in 2018. (ECCC)/Handout via REUTERS The former head of state for

© Arte/DR Sales TV A découvrir ce jeudi à 20h55 sur Arte, cette série danoise sort des sentiers battus. En dix épisodes, elle met en scène huit personnes victimes, un vendredi soir, d’une fusillade dans un restaurant de Copenhague. Elle retrace leurs traumatismes, porte un regard pudique sur le parcours résilient de plusieurs d’entre eux, confrontés à la brutalité du deuil ou au syndrome du survivant, et aborde le thème de la responsabi...