Sarajevo 30 years later
The article reflects on the lingering impact of the Bosnian War in Sarajevo, highlighting the tragic loss of civilian lives and the complex historical context surrounding the conflict.
Through the Eyes of Sasha Mitrofanov: 70 Years After the Revelation of Stalin's Crimes, New Statues of Him are Rising in Russia
The article discusses the resurgence of statues dedicated to Joseph Stalin in Russia, despite the historical acknowledgment of his crimes 70 years ago.
Lithuanian court imposes hefty fine on a woman who denied Soviet crimes
A Lithuanian court has fined pro-Russian activist Erika Švenčionienė €3,750 for denying the crimes committed by the Soviet Union.
Sexual violence continues as a form of torture in wars, says former UN prosecutor for Rwanda
Charles Adeogun-Phillips discusses the historical significance of recognizing sexual violence in conflict as torture and its implications in current global conflicts.
The court will announce a verdict for Erika Švenčionienė for denying Soviet crimes
Erika Švenčionienė faces sentencing for comments made about the Medininkai massacre, with prosecutors proposing various restrictions and penalties.
Condominium and manager of the JK Building are convicted for damage to heritage
The JK Building condominium and its manager in Belo Horizonte were convicted for environmental crimes regarding cultural heritage.
Poland Plans Lawsuit Demanding Reparations from Russia for Soviet Rule
Poland is preparing to file a lawsuit seeking reparations from Russia for crimes committed during the Soviet era, following a similarly large claim against Germany.
Poland is preparing an unpleasant 'gift' for Russia
Poland is investigating historical Russian crimes, led by an institute directed by Bartosz Gondek, amid rising tensions with Moscow over recent hybrid warfare.
From the Gulag to Ukraine: The Kyiv Independent exposes Russia’s culture of torture in new documentary
The Kyiv Independent has launched a documentary titled 'Torture Culture,' investigating the systematic torture of Ukrainian civilians in Russian captivity and its historical roots in Russia's past.
Greece must demand the return of what is hers, not buy it
A recent eBay auction features photographs of Greek resistance fighters executed by Nazi forces, prompting a call for Greece to reclaim its cultural heritage instead of purchasing it.
From Stalin to Putin – Russia’s history of torture
A new documentary by The Kyiv Independent reveals systematic torture of Ukrainian civilians by Russian forces, linking contemporary practices to historical roots from Stalin's era through Putin's regime.
Prosecutor Urválek consciously participated in the murder of Horáková, investigators concluded
Investigators concluded that communist prosecutor Josef Urválek was knowingly involved in the execution of Milada Horáková and three others sentenced to death in 1950.
Book on "Reparations" for Nazi Crimes: Reconciliation is an Obligation
The article discusses a new book addressing the perceptions of Nazi victims regarding Germany's reparations and the historical context of these payments.
Legal groups push for Australian federal police to arrest retired general travelling with Israeli president
A coalition of Australian and Palestinian legal organizations is urging the Federal Police to investigate and arrest retired General Doron Almog accompanying Israeli President Isaac Herzog, citing historical war crimes allegations as opposition to the president's visit grows.
Venezuela: Amnesty bill opens a new chapter for the country
An amnesty bill presented in Venezuela aims to cover a wide range of crimes used to imprison dissenters over the last 27 years, marking a potential 'new historical phase' for the nation according to opposition lawmaker Tomás Guanipa.
The Map of Syrian Drama in Ramadan 2026
As the Ramadan 2026 drama season approaches, Syrian productions are set to play a significant role with a variety of series reflecting the changes in Syrian society, including contemporary social dramas, historical epics, comedies, and works highlighting past crimes of the Syrian regime, featuring prominent Syrian actors.
Reports of thefts in Ecuador fall, amid a violent context: Are there changes in crime patterns? This is what experts say
Experts analyze that the decline in robbery alerts in Ecuador does not necessarily mean fewer cases, as groups may be shifting to more lucrative crimes amid a historical high of intentional homicides in the country.
The Crime Scene of Rea and Skina.. How the 'Women's Alley' in Alexandria Crumbled?
The article explores the historical significance and decline of the area associated with the notorious Rea and Skina crimes in Alexandria, known as 'Women's Alley.'
Prof. Nowak: Germans know nothing about the crimes against Poles. This needs to be talked about
Professor Nowak discusses the historical impact of Nazi crimes against Polish citizens and highlights the need for greater awareness in Germany.
Colonial Crimes: The Genocide Museum in Germany's Idyll of Africa
The article discusses a visit from German politicians to the Genocide Museum in Swakopmund, Namibia, which highlights the historical significance of colonial crimes.
National Socialism: "So that you know that it happened and can still happen"
The article recounts an incident during a rubble clearance after a bombing, where two prisoners tried to steal food, leading to a tragic consequence.