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Burundian police have used excessive force in a crackdown on protests against President Pierre Nkurunziza’s election bid for a third term.
Witness accounts indicate that police have shot and beaten people, in some cases when they posed no apparent threat. The authorities have closed down a number of radio stations and threatened journalists, human rights activists, and medical personnel.
While Security Council members deliberate over next steps at a snail’s pace, toxic chemicals are raining down on civilians in Syria. The Security Council should firmly establish responsibility and impose sanctions for these attacks, which defy its resolution and violate international law. See the Latest News in the Middle East/North Africa »
First thing this morning, I read an article in the Daily Mail about British tourists on the Greek island Kos who complained about asylum seekers ruining their holidays and turning the island into a “disgusting hellhole.”
I have just returned from Kos, where I met with asylum seekers who crossed by boat from Turkey to Greece. Let me tell you something about hellholes. See the Latest News in Europe/Central Asia »
I was in Doha reporting for the BBC that night in December 2010 when Qatar won the right to host the 2022 World Cup. I stood in the city’s main souk surrounded by excited Qataris waving their national flag, and watched that now-famous footage of Sepp Blatter pulling the word "QATAR" from a white envelope. Read more >>
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Syrian asylum seekers trapped in Jordan’s desert, satellite imagery shows. View Now »
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Banned cluster munitions have harmed civilians in northern Yemen. View Now »
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