Kalbynur Auken, born in Xinjiang in 1981, now lives in the USA. She is a core member of Atajurt Kazakh Human Rights organization and a regular columnist for Bitter Winter,
a magazine on religious liberty and human rights
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The Sri Lanka Navy has secured first place in the Public Sector Inter-Departmental Category at the National Productivity Awards 2025/26, emerging as one of
That was exquisite, but not surprising. The result was a manifestation of frustration and anger towards Trump, and it cannot be mistaken for a
Kazakhstan, a country that likes to present itself as a bridge between East and West, has once again shown how fragile that bridge can be when Beijing leans too heavily on one
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