Sudan’s interim Prime Minister Abdalla Hamdok narrowly escaped death on March 9, when his motorcade emerged unscathed from a blast that took place in the northeastern part of Sudanese capital of Khartoum. Hamdok was on the road to the cabinet...
For New Delhi’s Muslim community, last week’s Friday prayers were a tense affair. Heavily armed guards watched on as they gathered at the city’s mosques — at least four of which had recently been on fire. Inside, imams called for...
It was back in July 2008 when members of two different Salvadoran street-gangs, MS13 and Barrio 18, clashed for the first time on Italian soil, specifically in Milan, a city that has often been referred to in the media as...
Protests across the globe are growing at a worrisome rate. The right to fight for your beliefs and rights has now become a turning point worldwide where the ordinary citizen is eager to get what it deserves. Protests in Hong...
The UK general election is at risk as hate crimes have increased in a country which is officially in turmoil. Police have seen an increased level of intimidation and harassment aimed at MPs, and have told candidates on the campaign...
Abrazos, no balazos – so goes Andres Manuel Lopez Obrador’s political mantra. Hugs, not bullets. There’s been plenty of both in Mexico’s blood-soaked month of murder. The newly elected president has pledged to end his nation’s violence epidemic, but the...
The city of Barcelona is reeling from a fresh outbreak of violence today (17. Oct) after dozens of cars were set on fire in the latest fallout from the sentencing of 12 separatist politicians. Protesters hurled acid and molotov cocktails...
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