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election, questions arose about Sadiq Khan’s long history of association
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MORENEWS
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The police response to a 20-year-old woman after
a brutal attack by migrants was to dye her hair, change her dress and
stay off the streets after 8 pm.
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Marina Golbahari was photographed with her hair
uncovered at a film festival in South Korea, creating anger in her native
Afghanistan.
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In an interview, Ben Rhodes admits, the way the
Iran deal was presented was 'largely manufactured' to sell the deal to
Americans.
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A 17-year-old girl was lynched by a local tribal
council of elders after being accused of secretly helping her friend
marry the man she loved.
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But the controversial ban will remain in place
for 6 more months due to public comments against it by the defense
secretary and a Marine Corps general.
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Pakistani human rights activist Khurram Zaki and
Bangladeshi Sufi leader Muhammed Shahidullah were both murdered this
weekend.
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FEATUREDVIDEOS
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VICE founder Suroosh Alvi traveled to Calgary to
investigate allegations of radicalization among the city’s Muslim youth,
speaking with the imam of the 8th & 8th Musallah, as well as the
mother of Damian Clairmont, who died in Syria fighting for the Islamic
State.
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BLOGPOST
Clarion Project Dialogue Coordinator Elliot
Friedland writes about how the terrorists are winning by making flying
that much more awful.
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RECOMMENDEDREADING
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By George Friedman
New York Times bestselling author and
geopolitical forecaster George Friedman delivers a fascinating portrait
of modern-day Europe, with special focus on significant political,
cultural, and geographical flashpoints where the conflicts of the past
are smoldering once again. For the past five hundred years, Europe has
been the nexus of global culture and power. But throughout most of that
history, most European countries have also been volatile and
unstable—some even ground zero for catastrophic wars. As Friedman
explores the continent’s history region by region, he examines the
centuries-long struggles for power and territory among the empires of
Spain, Britain, Germany and Russia that have led to present-day crises:
economic instability in Greece; breakaway states threatening the status
quo in Spain, Belgium, and the United Kingdom, and a rising tide of
migrants disrupting social order in many EU countries. Readers will gain
a new understanding of the current and historical forces at work—and a
new appreciation of how valuable and fragile peace can be.
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READERSWRITE
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 ['The Story of a Girl Burned to
Death in Pakistan.']: Shame ! Shame! Shame! Shame! Shame! Shame! Shame!
Shame on Pakistan!
P.T.
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[Re: 'Brutality in the Name of
Blasphemy']: Where is our pope to stand up for her?
J.L.
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