Journalist killed in Israeli attack in Lebanon, her colleague recovers from injuries

‘International law is in crisis’: Experts are concerned over the state of accountability on the global stage

US has limited leverage in pushing for ceasefire to end Israel-Hamas war, analyst says

25 years after Srebrenica massacre, int’l crimes are still difficult to prosecute

Lack of political will stands in the way of bringing Assad to court

Serbia is finally seeking those responsible for the 1995 massacre in Srebrenica

After years in obscurity, a Philadelphia man stands accused as a Holocaust collaborator

A journalist who covered the Bosnian war testifies in war crimes trial of a key Serb commander

‘The Butcher of Bosnia’ refuses to testify for a former ally at The Hague

A Look at Major Topics Ahead of the UN General Assembly

The Trial of Kenya’s Deputy President William Ruto Starts With an Ominous Warning

Bosnian Refugees Reflect on Syrian Civil War

The Fighting in Syria Grinds on Despite Diplomatic Deal

Some Syrians Fear an Escalation of Civil War if US Military Strikes

Kerry Comments Lead to Russian Peace Proposal for Syria

‘Perilous Moment’ for US policy in Syria Says Former Obama Point Man

Clashing Perspectives From Syria’s Coastal City of Latakia

German Intelligence Officer: ‘Syria’s President Ordered Chemical Attack’

Obama Makes his Case for Military Action in Syria

Rami Khouri: ‘No Easy Answers in Syria, and No Happy Outcomes’

Obama Administration Moves Toward Intervention in Syria as People Prepare for the Worst

How Would Syria Respond to US Strikes?

Elite Syrians Fleeing to Lebanon as Possible US Airstrike Looms

Why are Chemical Weapons Worse?

Obama and Syria: Red Lines and Tipping Points

The Afghan View on US Soldier and Convicted Killer, Robert Bales

UN Wants Access to Site of Alleged Chemical Attacks in Syria

Chilean Judge Halts Investigation into Pinochet’s Fortune

60 Years on, a Korean War Vet Remembers

A Wheelchair View of the Syrian Civil War

DIY War: Syrian Rebels Constructing Homemade Weapons

How to Determine Whether Chemical Weapons Were Used in Syria

Syria Crisis: Assad’s Revival Suggests Long War

White House says Syria ‘Used Chemical Weapons’

Victims Tortured by British in Kenya During Mau Mau Rebellion to be Compensated

Re-Discovered Report Details Brazil’s ‘Extermination’ of its Indigenous Peoples

Criminal Court Indictment Haunts Kenya President Uhuru Kenyatta

‘Never Forget To Lie’: How Filmmaker Marian Marzynski survived the Holocaust as a Child

Gruesome ‘Heart-Eating’ Video in Syria Provokes International Condemnation

Kerry Attempts to Restore Frosty Relations with Russia

Former Nazi Torture and Detention Sites Uncovered in Germany

Member of a Jewish Holocaust ‘Revenge Squad’ Tells Story

The Debate Over Intervening in Syria

Hezbollah Comes Clean: It Stands With Syrian Government

US Says Syrian Government May Have Used Chemical Weapons

Israeli General: ‘Syria Used Chemical Weapons’

Rios Montt Genocide Trial in Disarray in Guatemala

In Russia, Raids on NGOs Deemed ‘Foreign Agents’ Continue

Joseph Kony’s War in Central Africa — in Comics Form

Congo’s Notorious ‘Terminator’ Bosco Ntaganda Appears Before ICC

Obama Pays Respect to Yad Vashem, Given ‘Chad Gadya’ Sheet Music

Genocide Trial in Guatemala a Tribute to Tenacity of Indigenous Groups

Ríos Montt and Guatemala’s Genocide Trial

Syria: The Emotional Toll of Two Years of Terror

Pope Francis and Argentina’s Dirty War

‘The Terror Courts’ Offers Scathing Account of Military Commissions

Why Stalin Remains Popular in Parts of Former Soviet Union

Sentences for War Criminals in Bangladesh Prompt Both Peace and Violence

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