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  Who is guilty of innocence of Muslims?

  Hotspots and Incidents » Conflicts

  Nowadays, only lazy people do not know how to turn a mediocre amateur film into a tool that incites ethnic and religious hatred globally. The film served as just another cause to incite hatred in the world. The real reasons are much deeper. One of them is the latest hobby of the United States to overthrow dictatorships

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  China refuses to idly watch Japan's aggression

  Hotspots and Incidents » Conflicts

  The conflict around three uninhabited Senkaku Islands in the East China Sea is gaining strength. China justifies its right for the territory with the geographical discovery of the islands in the 14th century. Japan claims to have annexed the islands in 1895 under the Treaty of Shimonoseki. Japan seeks assistance from its powerful patron - the USA

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  Syria: Accounts of a dirty war

  Hotspots and Incidents » Conflicts

  However great the wickedness of the media campaign, this cannot overshadow the truth of the war in Syria. A war instigated, orchestrated, conducted and financed from abroad, exacerbating the expression of the international class struggle. If it wasn't for the criminal actions of the U.S.A. and NATO the war against Syria would not be possible.

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  UN calls for calm and condemns film that offends Islam

  Hotspots and Incidents » Conflicts

  In a statement, the UN Secretary General, Ban Ki-Moon, rejected the film "The innocence of Muslims" because it is "full of hate" and seems "to have been designed deliberately to sow intolerance and bloodshed." He also condemned in the strongest terms the attack on the U.S. consulate in Benghazi that killed Ambassador Christopher Stevens.

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  New shocking details emerge in Kosovo human organ trafficking

  Hotspots and Incidents » Crimes

  The investigation of the case of "black" transplant surgeons from Kosovo comes to a new level. Prosecutor's Office of Serbia managed to find a witness who, during the 1990s, was a member of a gang of illegal sellers of human organs. The evidence that prosecutors obtained is terrifying. Will the perpetrators be brought to justice?

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