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This Week in War. A Friday round-up of what happened and whatâs been written in the world of war and military/security affairs this week. Itâs a mix of news reports, policy briefs, blog posts and longform journalism.
Political detainees in Egypt are dying of neglect in prison, being refused life-saving medical treatments.
Egyptâs young activists are disappearing into Egyptâs detention system, taken off the streets by plainclothes security forces.
The US sent more troops to Sinai to boost the security of the peacekeeping operation.
Human rights violations are escalating in the Congo ahead of elections.
Human Rights Watch says a government militia in Darfur is guilty of mass rapes and killings of civilians over the past two years.
The South Sudanese parliament unanimously voted to approve a peace deal to end fighting between President Salva Kiir and his former deputy Riek Machar.
Former Chadian dictator Hissene Habre was forcibly dragged into Senegalese court for the resumption of his war crimes trial.
Guinea-Bissauâs prime minister announced his resignation after two days in office.
Elections in the Ivory Coast next month are being preceded by violent clashes between protesters and police.
Two people were killed in a grenade attack in the Central African Republicâs capital.
Burundiâs army chief survived an assassination attempt in the capital, Bujumbura.
The Pope will visit Kenya, Uganda and the Central African Republic in November.
A resident of the Libyan city of Derna chronicled months of terror as Al Qaeda and the Islamic State battled for control.
Mali has arrested three suspected militants in connection with attacks on the UN and police and threats to journalists.
Turkey and the Kurds are trading fatal blows.
Palestine won approval to fly their flag in front of UN headquarters.
The US Treasury Dept sanctioned Hamas officials.
The Saudi-led coalition fighting in Yemen may be setting its sights on a ground offensive on Sanaâa.
Yemen peace talks are set to resume next week.
Russia lifted objections to a UN probe into culpability for chemical weapons attacks in Syria.
Russian forces are now participating in military operations in Syria, according to a Reuters investigation.
Government forces in Syria have killed more people this year than the Islamic State has.
Al Nusrah Front, an Al Qaeda affiliate in Syria, claims it has taken a Syrian regime air base in Idlib.
The Islamic State is advancing on the Deir al-Zour military base in Syria.
Footage of coalition airstrikes shows the destruction of an Islamic State operating base/staging area near Ramadi.
The battle to retake Ramadi is still pretty slow-going.
Australia will join in airstrikes against the terror group.
The Islamic State has published images of two hostages: a Chinese national named Fan Jinghui and a Norwegian graduate student named Ole Johan Grimsgaard-Ofstad.Â
A senior Iraqi Justice Ministry official was kidnapped in a daytime ambush.
11 officers in Afghanistanâs counternarcotics police force were killed in a âfriendly fireâ airstrike in the Garmsir district of Helmand.
The Dutch government says an aid worker kidnapped in Afghanistan in June has been released after 81 days.
The Talibanâs leadership struggles may be a recruitment boon for the Islamic State.
Terrorist attacks have been significantly reduced in Pakistan this year.
Pakistan used drone technology in combat for the first time, killing three militants in a strike in the Shawal Valley in the countryâs northwest.
Pakistan is intimidating and harassing refugees into returning back to crisis in Afghanistan.
12 people have been convicted and face the possibility of the death penalty for the July 2006 bombings of seven Mumbai commuter trains. 188 people died and 800 were injured.
The militant group Abu Sayyaf is the first to be designated a terrorist organization by the Philippines.Â
A man has been given more than two years in prison by a Russian court for painting a star in Ukrainian colors on a skyscraper in Moscow.
Russia is building a large military base near the Ukrainian border.
A summit will be held in Paris in October over the crisis in Ukraine.
Some Belarusian opposition activists are rallying against the October election in which Alexander Lukashenko, âEuropeâs last dictator,â looks set for re-election.
Countries in Europe, as well as the US and Australia, have upped the number of refugees they will take in as streams of people displaced by violence travel long and dangerous journeys to find some safety.
Europe has another refugee crisis: the 2 million people displaced by conflict from their homes in eastern Ukraine.
For the first time, a Serbian court has charged eight people in connection with the Srebrenica massacre.
The Guardian reports âhighly unusualâ and frequent contact between Director of National Intelligence James Clapper and a military intelligence officer currently implicated in the inquiry into whether or not intelligence assessments about the war on the Islamic State were manipulated.
There is concern that the CIA may have abandoned a lead that could have lead to Al Qaeda hostage Warren Weinstein (killed in a US airstrike in January) because the agency prioritizes hunting terrorists.
Two murders have sparked a political crisis in Northern Ireland.
Talks in Northern Ireland over power-sharing will include the possibility of bringing back a ceasefire monitoring body.
British authorities say the number of people being arrested on suspicion terrorism involvement is at a record high.
Venezuelan opposition leader Leopoldo Lopez is jailed for nearly 14 years for âinciting violenceâ during last yearâs protests.
The drug war heats up in the Caribbean.
Senate Democrats blocked a Republican effort to kill the Iran deal.
An article of mine for VICE News â âIf the US Wonât Sell You Weapons, France Might Still Hook You Up.âÂ
Photo: Gaza. Palestinians work through a sandstorm to remove what remains of a home shelled by Israel during 2014âČs 50 day war. Suhaib Salem/Reuters.
Adopting children should not be seen as a last resort. There are amazing children in our foster care system just waiting to be adopted! I am very proud of my parents for adopting 3 biological siblings from foster care into our family, and wouldnât have it any other way
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Ugh my heartÂ
I donât dress up for boys. I dress up to stare at my reflection as I walk by store windows.
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A rare Juan Luna painting worth P9-12 million is up for auction in Makati City this month.
BAMBI AND THUMPER IRL.
âWe discovered that Chloe Bennet, when she was fifteen, was a pop singer in ChinaâŠso we found a song called âUh Ohâ. And she also wears this ridiculous gold headband, so we put the lanyards on our heads and we lip synced her song.â
If identity is only a game, if it is only a procedure to have relations, social and sexual-pleasure relationships that create new friendships, it is useful. But if identity becomes the problem of sexual existence, and if people think that they have to âuncoverâ their âown identity,â and that their own identity has to become the law, the principle, the code of their existence; if the perennial question they ask is "Does this thing conform to my identity?â then, I think, they will turn back to a kind of ethics very close to the old heterosexual virility. If we are asked to relate to the question of identity, it must be an identity to our unique selves. But the relationships we have to have with ourselves are not ones of identity, rather, they must be relationships of differentiation, of creation, of innovation.
Michel Foucault in a 1984 interview with The Advocate (via anarchacommunism)
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Spoken word artists are also poets, but their works were written not just to be read, but also to be performed.
Filipino spoken word artists share their views on this art and its growing fanbase in the Philippines.Â
Pixars latest foray into computer animation, Inside Out, is an existential tale. It is a buddy comedy. It is bittersweet. It is joyful. It is sad. And it is the studios return to form.
âIt is an existential tale. It is a buddy comedy. It is bittersweet. It is joyful. It is sad. It is a hodge-podge of stories and concepts that can only be translated into animation by Pixarâa company known for inventive storylines.â - Justin Joyas, GMA NewsÂ
Budapest, Hungary (by Gareth Bevan)
The denouement of a 35-year-drama takes place Thursday at the U.S. attorneyâs office in Manhattan. And I trust that my father, virtuoso violinist Roman Totenberg, who died three years ago, will be watching from somewhere.
For decades he played his beloved Stradivarius violin all over the world. And then one day, he turned around and it was gone. Stolen.
While he was greeting well-wishers after a concert, it was snatched from his office at the Longy School of Music in Cambridge, Mass.
My father would dream of opening his violin case and seeing the Strad there again, but he never lay eyes on it again. He died in 2012, but the Stradivarius lived on â somewhere.
Then, on the last day in June, I got a call from FBI Special Agent Christopher McKeogh.
âWe believe that the FBI has recovered your fatherâs stolen violin,â he said.
A Rarity Reclaimed: Stolen Stradivarius Recovered After 35 Years
Photo and GIF credit: Courtesy of the Totenberg family
Ok Snape, Voldemort and Harry are the three brothers but do you realise that Dumbledore is Death ? He greeted Harry at Kingâs Cross and was the one behind Snape and Voldemortâs death.
*epic jaw drop*
old friend
Fuck man
Heâs the one who gave Harry the invisibility cloak too
For fuck sake
And he had the stone and the wand too
HOW IS THIS BOOK SERIES STILL FUCKING ME UP. ITS BEEN YEARS. WHEN WILL I HAVE MY FREEDOM BACK JOANNE? WHEN????Â