Eighteen months after alleged mass murders and military crackdowns forced thousands to flee their homes, Myanmar’s government announced the repatriation of its first Rohingyan family.
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President Muhammadu Buhari has announced his decision to seek a second term in office. The announcement comes from Twitter and marks the end of months of speculation as to whether the 75 year-old politician planned to run for reelection.
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Sinclair Broadcast Group now finds itself under intense scrutiny over rehearsed ‘Fake News’ script aired by multiple media stations.
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Despite being considered the most progressive Arab nation in the Middle East, Jordan maintains one of the highest rates of honor crimes in the world.
Read MoreIn what is likely the bloodiest onslaught of offensive military force in the seven-year war for Syria, the province Eastern Ghouta has finally fallen under the control of Assad regime forces.
Read MoreYouth ambassador Davy Rodriguez officially resigned from his position in France’s National Front party, following the surfacing of a video allegedly depicting him shouting a racial slur outside of a nightclub.
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If allowed to run in the upcoming election, Navalny would be guaranteed airtime on state television and thus the ability to take his allegations of government corruption straight to the Russian populace, who rely solely on state media networks for election coverage.
Read MoreIn light of Russian President, Valdimir Putin’s, aggressive movements towards the centralization of the Russian state, it is little wonder that this upcoming election is distinctly lacking any serious competition.
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Both Myanmar’s military and civil government have consistently denied accusations of human rights violations, but Rex Tillerson described the conflict as “horrific” and said that there had been “crimes against humanity.”
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