Assad Admits Ordering Ghouta Chemical Attack
In a shocking interview, Syrian dictator Bashar al-Assad admits to the 2013 sarin gas attack on Ghouta that killed hundreds of civilians, marking a grim anniversary with a chilling confession.
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Fake Good Samaritan Refugee Jailed for Sexual Assault
A Syrian refugee who cynically pretended to help a vulnerable, intoxicated woman has been sentenced to six years in prison for a brutal sexual assault in Manchester city centre.
Russia's 'Re-Education' Camps For Ukraine's Stolen Children
An exclusive investigation uncovers the systematic programme where thousands of Ukrainian children are being forcibly taken to Russian camps for political indoctrination, in a potential act of genocide.
GOP Official Backs 'Re-Education Camps' for Voters
Utah Republican Party official, David Robinson, sparks outrage by suggesting 're-education' for left-wing voters in a since-deleted tweet, drawing condemnation from across the political spectrum.
Life for Syrian man in German knife attack
A German court has sentenced a 26-year-old Syrian man to life imprisonment for a brutal knife attack in Solingen that left one woman dead and several injured, raising serious questions about extremism and public safety.
Syrian Vigilantes Inspire New Thriller 'Ghost Trail'
An exclusive look at how the real-life courage of Syrian vigilantes hunting war criminals inspired director Jonathan Millet's gripping new thriller, 'Ghost Trail', starring Adam Bessa.
Trump's California Plan: Mass Deportations and Detention Camps
Exclusive: Leaked policy documents detail Donald Trump's radical strategy for California, proposing vast detention camps and the largest domestic deportation operation in US history if he wins the 2024 election.
Australia Repatriates Families from Syrian ISIS Camps
In a landmark operation, Australia has repatriated 11 women and children from a Syrian detention camp, igniting a fierce debate on national security and human rights.
Aylan Kurdi: The Legacy of a Tragedy That Shook the World
Nine years after the death of three-year-old Aylan Kurdi, his photograph remains a powerful symbol of the human cost of failed asylum policies. This editorial examines the enduring legacy of a tragedy that shook the world.
Aylan Kurdi: The Image That Challenged Cameron's 'Swarm' Rhetoric
A powerful editorial revisits the tragic death of Syrian toddler Aylan Kurdi and its stark contrast with David Cameron's dehumanising language on migration, questioning the UK's moral compass.
Syria's Hidden War: Cycle of Sectarian Revenge Killings
An exclusive investigation into the escalating sectarian violence and brutal revenge killings in Syria, where old wounds fuel a new, hidden war long after the main conflict has faded from headlines.
UN: Assad Coercing Syrian Refugees to Return from Lebanon
The UN refugee agency warns of a coercive campaign by Syria's government, forcing vulnerable refugees in Lebanon to return to an unsafe homeland, despite ongoing risks and lack of basic services.
Syrian Siblings' 2,700-Mile Odyssey: A Decade On
Ten years after their harrowing 2,700-mile journey from war-torn Syria, two siblings reflect on their incredible escape, resilience, and building a new life in Germany.
Trump's WWII Internment Comments Spark Fury
Donald Trump faces a fierce backlash from historians and civil rights groups after controversially comparing the incarceration of Japanese Americans during WWII to his current legal battles with Russia.
Trump's Plan for Federal Troop Raids in Chicago Revealed
Ex-President Donald Trump is reportedly preparing plans to deploy federal troops to Chicago for mass immigration raids and detention camps if re-elected, a move experts call legally dubious and politically explosive.
Mexico Vows to Block Trump's Deportation Camps
In a defiant stance, Mexico's first female President, Claudia Sheinbaum, has declared her nation will refuse any US plans to establish migrant deportation camps on its soil, setting the stage for a major diplomatic clash should Donald Trump win the Novemb
American tourist attacked in Dresden; Syrian migrant arrested
A violent attack on an American tourist in Dresden, Germany, has sparked outrage. A Syrian national has been arrested following the brutal assault in the city's historic centre, raising serious questions about public safety.
Sex attacker wins human rights case over deportation fears
A Syrian refugee convicted of sexually assaulting a teenager has successfully argued that his imprisonment breaches his human rights due to the potential for deportation upon release. The Court of Appeal has ruled in his favour, sparking widespread debate
UK Asylum Hotels Echo Hong Kong's Migrant Camps
A former Vietnamese 'boat person' who found refuge in the UK draws stark parallels between the controversial asylum seeker hotel policy and the dire migrant camps of 1970s Hong Kong, urging the nation not to abandon its humanitarian principles.
Oregon Suburb Overwhelmed by Homeless Encampment Crisis
Exclusive report from Tigard, Oregon, where a surge in homeless encampments is sparking safety fears, a sanitation crisis, and a bitter political row over Portland's handling of the escalating problem.
Trump-linked official criticised over DC homeless camp clearances
A former Florida police commissioner with ties to Donald Trump is under fire for controversial tactics in clearing homeless encampments in Washington DC.
VJ Day's forgotten hero who saved hundreds from Japanese camps
On the 80th anniversary of VJ Day, we remember the unsung heroism of Royal Navy medic Maurice Nisbet, who risked his life to save hundreds from brutal Japanese prison camps.
Syrian asylum seeker denies Bournemouth rape charge
An 18-year-old Syrian asylum seeker has appeared in court to deny raping a 20-year-old woman in a public toilet on Bournemouth seafront. The shocking incident has sparked outrage and raised concerns about public safety.
UK proposes France migrant camps to stop Channel crossings
Immigration Minister Chris Philp suggests establishing migrant processing centres in France to deter Channel crossings, sparking debate over feasibility and legality.
Badenoch slams Labour's asylum housing approach
Business Secretary Kemi Badenoch criticises Labour's approach to housing asylum seekers, calling for long-term solutions over temporary camps and hotels.
Trump’s radical immigration plan revealed
Former US President Donald Trump has reportedly proposed an extreme strategy to curb illegal immigration, including deploying the military and setting up migrant detention camps. Experts warn of potential human rights violations.
Adult Summer Camps: Boozy Fun for Grown-Ups
Discover the rise of adult-only summer camps in the UK, where grown-ups relive childhood nostalgia with a boozy twist. From axe-throwing to cocktail-making, these retreats offer fun, friendship, and freedom.
US warns of ISIS resurgence in Syria
The US State Department has raised alarms over a potential Islamic State resurgence, as Kurdish-led Syrian Democratic Forces continue operations against remaining militants. Washington reaffirms support for SDF amid ongoing security challenges.
Syrian asylum seeker jailed for teen rape
A 24-year-old Syrian asylum seeker has been sentenced to 15 years in prison for the brutal rape of a 13-year-old girl in a shop toilet. The shocking attack has sparked outrage and renewed debates over UK immigration policies.
Syrian refugees in Oklahoma long for Golan Heights return
A group of Syrian refugees in Oklahoma express their desire to return to the Golan Heights, highlighting the complex realities of displacement and the enduring hope for peace in their homeland.
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