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The move has angered many of the charity’s employees, who believe they are being censored and made to contradict what local ...

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It does not end the Israeli-induced famine in Gaza City – my home, which is being ethnically cleansed as I write these words ...

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The government says they are bent on overthrowing the state, but fighters insist they are defending their communities.

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Instead of peace, poorly structured amnesty deals embolden bandits, undermine government legitimacy, and perpetuate impunity.