Serbia President Accused in 'Human Safari' Trips
Shocking claims allege Serbia's president organised sniper trips where tourists paid £70,000 to shoot civilians in besieged Sarajevo. Read the full investigation.
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Vučić denies 'human safari' sniper role in Sarajevo
Serbian President Aleksandar Vučić faces explosive claims of organising and participating in paid sniper 'safaris' targeting civilians during the Siege of Sarajevo. New evidence emerges.
Serbian President Faces Milan Court Over Sarajevo 'Sniper Safari'
Serbian President Aleksandar Vučić faces a legal complaint in Milan for his alleged role in the 'Sarajevo Safari' case, where snipers reportedly paid to shoot civilians during the siege. Read the full investigation.
Sarajevo Siege: The Sniper Alley Tragedy
A harrowing look back at the Sarajevo siege, where over 10,000 perished from sniper fire and shelling between 1992-1996. Remember the resilience and explore the powerful images that defined a city under fire.
Serbian President Accused in Sarajevo 'Human Safari' Scandal
Serbia's President Vučić faces fresh allegations of participating in 'human safaris' during the Sarajevo siege, as an Italian investigation into the sniper tourism scandal escalates. Read the latest developments.
Mum's 30-year fight over son's 'human safari' killing
A mother's three-decade quest for justice after her 6-year-old son was allegedly killed by wealthy 'sniper tourists' during the Sarajevo siege. Read the shocking investigation details.
Croatia commemorates Vukovar siege anniversary
Croatia honours the victims of the 87-day Vukovar siege that became a national symbol of resistance. Learn about this pivotal moment in European history.
Tourists Paid to Snipe Civilians in Sarajevo Siege
Shocking investigation reveals wealthy foreigners paid up to £88,000 to shoot civilians during Bosnian war. New evidence uncovers darkest chapter of Sarajevo siege.
US Congress Hunts Americans in Sarajevo 'Human Safari'
A US Congresswoman pledges to find Americans accused of paying up to £88,000 to shoot civilians during the Siege of Sarajevo in a shocking 'war tourism' case. Read the full investigation.
Wealthy foreigners paid to shoot civilians in Sarajevo
Italian prosecutors investigate 'sniper safaris' where rich foreigners allegedly paid to shoot civilians during the Sarajevo siege. Read the shocking details.
Inside El Fasher: Surviving Sudan's Forgotten Siege
An exclusive eyewitness account reveals the devastating human cost of the prolonged siege in Darfur, where civilians face starvation, relentless bombardment, and the world's indifference.
The Tragedy of El Fasher: Inside the Siege
An in-depth investigation reveals the harrowing reality of the siege of El Fasher, where civilians faced unimaginable suffering amid blocked aid and relentless conflict.
Sarajevo's fragile peace three decades after siege
Three decades after the longest siege in modern history, Sarajevo reveals a complex tapestry of resilience and lingering trauma. Discover how this European capital continues to navigate the delicate balance between remembrance and moving forward.
Ukrainian mothers give birth during Russian bombardment
Amidst relentless Russian bombardment and siege warfare, Ukrainian maternity hospitals have become unlikely bastions of hope as mothers give birth in underground shelters and bomb-damaged wards.
Richard North: The Independent's Environment Editor Obituary
Remembering Richard North, The Independent's pioneering environment editor whose groundbreaking journalism brought climate crises and conservation battles to the forefront of British media for decades.
Daily Mail's master columnist John Edwards dies at 86
The journalism world mourns the loss of John Edwards, the brilliant Daily Mail columnist whose sharp wit and elegant prose captivated readers for decades. Remembering the life and legacy of Britain's master wordsmith.
Guardian hires Michelle R. Smith as Senior Science Reporter
The Guardian US expands its investigative science coverage with the strategic hire of Michelle R. Smith, a renowned journalist with proven expertise in public health and environmental investigations.
CBS News Anchor John Dickerson Announces Departure
Long-serving CBS News presenter John Dickerson announces unexpected exit, prompting industry-wide reaction and speculation about future moves in broadcast journalism.
Palestinian journalist honoured with Press Freedom Award
Veteran Palestinian journalist Maryam Abu Daqqa receives International Press Freedom Award posthumously after dying under Israeli siege in Gaza, celebrating her 40-year career documenting human rights abuses.
Guatemala declares state of siege over MS-13 violence
Guatemala imposes emergency measures in border regions following brutal MS-13 murders, as Central America's gang crisis deepens and migration pressures mount.
Ben Smee wins Queensland Journalist of the Year award
Guardian Australia's acclaimed reporter Ben Smee has been crowned joint winner of the Queensland Journalist of the Year award for his outstanding investigative work exposing critical environmental and political issues across the state.
Sudan's El Fasher siege: Thousands face starvation
A new report reveals El Fasher, Sudan's last Darfur stronghold, faces imminent collapse as civilians endure starvation, disease and relentless RSF attacks with no escape route.
Guardian Writers Share Their Year's Biggest Lessons
Discover the surprising insights and hard-won wisdom Guardian journalists have gained over the past year, from navigating AI challenges to maintaining journalistic integrity in turbulent times.
Google silent on Trump lobbying for YouTube in Australia ban
Tech giant Google refuses to disclose whether it's lobbying the Trump administration about YouTube's potential inclusion in Australia's proposed social media ban for under-16s, raising transparency concerns.
Below Deck's Camille Lamb Arrested for DUI
Former Below Deck stewardess Camille Lamb has been arrested for driving under the influence, with court documents revealing concerning details about the reality TV star's late-night incident.
Rangers Crisis: Gerrard's Reign Unravels at Ibrox
Steven Gerrard's Rangers face mounting pressure as disastrous performances and tactical confusion leave fans questioning the manager's future at Ibrox Stadium.
Israel Approves Gaza Ground Invasion Amid Crisis
Israel's emergency government greenlights major ground operation in Gaza while humanitarian situation reaches critical levels. Latest developments on the escalating conflict.
Australia's social media ban: 4chan accessible to under-16s
Australia's groundbreaking social media ban for under-16s faces scrutiny as controversial platform 4chan escapes restrictions, raising questions about enforcement and platform classification.
MacArthur Foundation Ends $100M Media Funding Experiment
The prestigious philanthropic organisation pulls funding from its ambitious digital media network, leaving remaining outlets to seek new financial models amidst industry-wide challenges.
Amazon Under-Desk Treadmill: 45% Off Deal
Transform your work-from-home setup with this incredible Amazon walking pad deal. Get fit while you work with massive savings on this space-saving treadmill.
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