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Ukraine offers reconciliation to ally Poland over World War II-era massacre

“Human life has equal value, regardless of nationality, race, sex or religion"

Buckingham Palace has refused to release the remains of an Ethiopian prince who was buried at Windsor Castle in the 19th century

Descendants of Ethiopia's Prince Alemayehu are calling for his remains to be returned

Ukrainian air defense uses Patriot systems in ways that surprised the US

Kirichevsky spoke about why the most intense Russian missile salvo on Ukraine turned out to be a failure & why Kyiv may be the most protected city on Earth

Opposition presidential candidate adopts ultranationalist rhetoric to beat Erdogan in the runoff

Kılıcdaroglu tried to woo supporters of nationalist Sinan Ogan who received 5.28% of the vote on Sunday denying Erdogan a victory

Biden’s shift on F-16s for Ukraine came after months of internal debate

Biden announced during last week's Group of Seven summit in Hiroshima, Japan, that the U.S. would join the F-16 coalition

“Murdered like animals”: The Genocide of Christians in Nigeria reaches new heights

As Open Doors observed a year ago, in Nigeria, "every two hours, a Christian is killed for their faith"

Turkey secretly arranged visit of North Korean general in charge of ballistic missile program

The revelation was made by Aydın Köstem a Turkish arms smuggler who had long worked with the Turkish military & intelligence agency

Mitsotakis: I will return the investigative order in the afternoon – There are no conditions for a coalition government

"The aim is for the new elections to be held on June 25", the Prime Minister told the President of the Republic, Katerina Sakellaropoulou

Christianity “Must be Eliminated”: The Persecution of Christians, April 2023

Sometime in April, police raided a large group of Christians, mostly college students, as they "gathered to sing and record video clips for social media

Turkey sold the bones of slaughtered Greeks & Armenians for industrial use

The news reports describe how the human remains originated from the port of Mudania on the Sea of Marmara in Turkey

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