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Three decades after genocide was committed in the heart of Europe, memories outside the region are gradually fading, aided by persistent efforts to conceal the truth. Yet, the vast killing grounds around Srebrenica continue to yield remains of the victims. In Bratunac, a town six miles north of Srebrenica, a

Russian Strikes on Kyiv Leave Two Dead and Several Injured Early on Thursday, Kyiv’s military administration reported that a major wave of Russian strikes on the Ukrainian capital resulted in two fatalities and multiple injuries. Loud explosions were heard across the city throughout the night. Authorities issued warnings about

Europe’s highest human rights court issued severe rulings Wednesday against Russia in four cases filed by Kyiv and the Netherlands, determining Moscow was responsible for downing flight MH17, which killed all passengers, including 38 Australians. Judges at the European Court of Human Rights concluded Russia engaged in widespread breaches

Former South Korean Leader Yoon Suk Yeol Jailed Again Amid Ongoing Probe Former South Korean president Yoon Suk Yeol was returned to custody on Thursday after a court approved prosecutors' request to detain him as part of an investigation into his push for martial law last year. The Seoul

Russia has engaged in severe and widespread violations of human rights since its intervention in Ukraine began in 2014, including unlawful killings, sexual assault, and forced labor, according to a ruling by the European Court of Human Rights. The court’s grand chamber unanimously determined that between May 11, 2014,

Kenyan Leader Orders Police to Shoot Protesters’ Legs Amid Unrest Kenya’s president, William Ruto, has instructed police to use force against demonstrators targeting businesses by shooting them in the legs, marking a significant escalation in his stance days after 31 people were killed in nationwide protests. “They shouldn’t