[ad_1] In the weeks leading up to Turkey’s tightest election in two decades, few of the 64 million eligible voters turned up at the polls to predict the outcome. They went to the astrologer. A few weeks ago, Dincer Guner,…
[ad_1] Thai voters support change Thai voters overwhelmingly sought to end nearly a decade of military rule, casting ballots for two opposition parties that promised to reduce the power of two powerful conservative institutions: the military and the monarchy. With…
[ad_1] Thailand’s political opposition appears to be on the way to a big win in Sunday’s election, as voters are activated in the forces behind both parties promising major changes and an end to a decade of conservative government led…
[ad_1] Now, if the legal dispute between Ms Cherry and The Stand has been resolved with the latter accepting that they have been unlawfully discriminated against and restoring the event, it is worth considering what this issue says about free…
[ad_1] US Special Operations forces are not required to investigate past human rights abuses by foreign forces trained and trained as surrogates, newly disclosed documents show. While gaps in the rules governing vetting for counterterrorism programs have previously been reported…
[ad_1] Early returns from Turkey’s national elections were President Recep Tayyip Erdogan with a solid lead after some 47 percent of the ballot boxes were counted, said the Turkish state-run news agency, while the main challenger to the long-time leader…
[ad_1] A truce between Israel and Palestinian fighters in the Gaza Strip was largely maintained on Sunday, except for an exchange of fire in the evening, and routine returned hours after both sides agreed to end the five-day escalation that…
[ad_1] There has been a bombardment of bills filed in US state legislatures so far this year that affect the rights of two-spirited people—lesbians, gays, bisexuals, transgenders and queer people—and there are few signs of the onslaught slowing down. Legislation…
[ad_1] It is rare to hear from dissenting voices from inside Iran, especially now in the midst of another crackdown on anti-regime protesters. But in April, to the surprise of many, renowned thought leader Majid Tavakoli held a lecture and…
[ad_1] Serbian authorities on Sunday displayed many of the 13,500 weapons people said they had handed over since the mass shootings in the country, including hand grenades, automatic weapons and anti-tank rocket launchers. Authorities have announced a month-long amnesty period…