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    Sep 14

    Not a word from muslim leaders... 'My soul, where are you?': families of Muslims missing in China meet wall of silence

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    Sep 12

    Rescuer hit in airstrike keeps filming to capture the horror in Syria's . By

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  3. Sep 7

    Amid all the geopolitics, it's easy to forget what the people who are actually in Idlib are thinking/ saying/ doing right now....

    Protesters take to streets of Idlib and Aleppo countryside under the title "Resistance is our choice"
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    Sep 5

    Russian Foreign Ministry says names of suspects in poisoning mean nothing to Moscow, calls on UK to cooperate in investigation.

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  5. Sep 5

    "The Kremlin Wants Information. To Get It, Agents Show Up With Flowers."

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    Sep 4

    Time is running out to save Idlib, Syria from total destruction at the hands of Assad, Russia and Iran. Read this report:

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    Sep 5

    The top U.S. military commander warned Tuesday that a possible assault in Syria’s Idlib province could lead to a “humanitarian catastrophe.” via

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    Sep 3

    Why were the guards disarmed?? Come on Botswana!! "The scale of poaching deaths is the largest seen in Africa. The spike coincides with Botswana's anti-poaching unit being disarmed"

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    Sep 2

    Our colleagues Wa Lone & Kyaw Soe Oo exposed a brutal massacre in Myanmar. They were arrested for reporting the truth and framed by the police. Today they were jailed for 7 years. They should be free.

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    Sep 3

    Should Aung San Suu Kyi return her Nobel Prize? on with this horrifying story:

    Should Aung San Suu Kyi return her Nobel Prize?
    Clarissa Ward on #CNNTalk - See more at edition.cnn.com
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    Sep 3

    Our latest at : On the seemingly imminent Syrian military offensive on Idlib and what can be done to convince Damascus and its allies – Russia, in particular – that a bloody, politically costly victory in Idlib would be a mistake.

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    Aug 30

    I was of two minds as to whether this awful piece of writing in the about British Muslims should be given any attention. On balance, given the misleading propaganda therein, deliberately designed to play on anti-Muslim bigotry, in a dangerous climate, here goes:

    - got lost in london when he was a teenager and was spooked by Muslims. He goes back as an adult with his teenager sensibilities still apparently intact.
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    Aug 30

    The government is reportedly refusing to reveal how many people are targeted or what information it is relying on to strip Americans of their passports.

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  14. Aug 30

    Haunting reporting from and

    Syria reveals fate of people thrown into 'slaughterhouse' jails
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    Aug 30

    ‘Within 24 hours of one another this week, the German and French leaders made what would have once been remarkable interventions, calling on Europe to establish greater autonomy from the U.S.’

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    Aug 27

    Facebook banned Myanmar Commander-in-Chief Senior-General Min Aung - This is the FIRST time a military or state actor has been banned from Facebook

    Facebook admits it was “too slow” to act in Myanmar - takes action to remove accounts, including military commander, for spreading ‘hate and misinformation’
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    Aug 24

    In the joint press conference, Cavusoglu stressed the importance of avoiding any large scale operations in Idlib, reminding more than 3 million civilians in the city and a possible flow of refugees.

    We exchanged views with Foreign Minister Lavrov of on developments in , giving an impetus to the efforts for a political settlement, and also the situation in Idlib, including humanitarian needs.
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    Aug 24

    Folks, Turkey is going to let go of Idlib: Turkish FM: terrorists in Idlib threaten security in Syria, Turkey and Europe.

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    Aug 21

    5yrs ago today, 1,000+ people were killed when the regime fired artillery rockets filled with nerve agent onto sleeping residents of Eastern . We should , ever.

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    Aug 20

    Where do you go when there is no where left to hide? Our latest: in brace for the 's final showdown

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