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Trump faces online mockery after White House broadcast sparks gas allegations
Trump faces online mockery after White House broadcast sparks gas allegations
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Tulsi Gabbard Steps Down as DNI, Citing Husband's Illness Amid Foreign Policy Speculation
Tulsi Gabbard is stepping down from her position as Director of National Intelligence in the Trump administration, effective June 30, citing her husband's rare bone cancer diagnosis. While President Trump praised her work, media reports, referencing anonymous sources, suggest her resignation may have been influenced by White House disagreements over foreign policy, following a period of reduced public visibility.
5 months ago
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Birmingham Ceremony Remembers Prijedor Victims
The Bosnian House in Birmingham displayed a white flag this weekend to remember victims from Prijedor and mark White Armband Day. This day recalls May 31, 1992, when non-Serb residents were forced to wear white armbands, a symbol of ethnic cleansing. The community honors the thousands killed, including 102 children, and those imprisoned during the Bosnian War.
3 months ago
Bosnia
Bosnian Serb Leader Faces Scrutiny Over Photo with Controversial US Diplomat
A past meeting between Bosnian Presidency member Željka Cvijanović and former US diplomat Kimberly Guilfoyle is back in the spotlight. Following Guilfoyle's forced resignation amid scandal, critics question the real value of photo-op diplomacy in Republika Srpska.
about 3 hours ago
Bosnia
Trump Aides Face Backlash Over Paid Lobbying Ties to Republika Srpska
A lobbying scandal has emerged in Washington linking Donald Trump’s advisers to the government of Republika Srpska. Reports reveal that Bosnian Serb leaders paid a US lobbying firm for high-level meetings and photo opportunities. Democratic lawmakers now plan to investigate these foreign financial ties in Congress.
7 days ago
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Canadian Bosnians Mark Prijedor White Armband Day
On May 31, 1992, non-Serbs in Prijedor, Bosnia, were forced to wear white armbands, a symbol of discrimination and genocide. A Bosnian language school in Hamilton, Canada, held a history lesson to commemorate this International White Armband Day, emphasizing truth, dignity, and preventing future atrocities. Canadian officials support this remembrance, pushing for official recognition of May 31 as White Armband Day to fight genocide denial and ensure justice for victims.
3 months ago
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Canadian Parliament Considers Resolution for Prijedor White Armbands Day
Canada is moving to officially recognize May 31 as International White Armbands Day, commemorating the victims of the Prijedor genocide. This initiative aims to counter denial of the atrocities, which include mass killings, rapes, and the forced use of white armbands by non-Serbs as confirmed by international courts. The Canadian Parliament's resolution reflects a growing international acknowledgment of these events, supported by organizations like the Institute for Research of Genocide Canada.
3 months ago