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Nils Adler’s Biography

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NILS ADLER IS AN INDEPENDENT JOURNALIST ORIGINALLY FROM THE UK.

NILS HAS WRITTEN FOR A WIDE RANGE OF PUBLICATIONS, AND HIS PHOTOGRAPHS HAVE BEEN FEATURED IN THE GUARDIAN, AL JAZEERA, LA TIMES AND EL PAÍS.

HE HAS REPORTED FROM A NUMBER OF REGIONS, INCLUDING THE UK, SWEDEN, TURKEY, ETHIOPIA, UKRAINE, MALTA, IRAQ, MOZAMBIQUE, UGANDA, KENYA, RWANDA AND BELARUS.

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The bleak Ukrainian landscape Russia leaves behind: Corpses in the garden, land mines and fear

The bleak Ukrainian landscape Russia leaves behind: Corpses in the garden, land mines and fear

Corpses in need of reburial, traumatized villagers, rocket remnants strewn across sunflower fields: In easter…

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Ukrainians recount strange co-habitation with Russian troops

Ukrainians recount strange co-habitation with Russian troops

Hostomel, Ukraine - Andrii Kurpich, a towering, leather-clad 49-year-old chauffeur, manoeuvres his way throug…

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‘Not welcome’: How Sweden’s far right took over Stockholm Central Station

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Stockholm, Sweden – When Neira Tokalija, a 39-year-old therapist, saw the slogans of Sweden’s far-right party plastered wall-to-wall across Stockholm Central Station, she felt a familiar sense of fear. As a child, Tokalija had fled Bosnia and Herzegovina with her family after ethnic cleansing campaigns targeting Bosniaks.
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Can Europe fill vacuum left in Lebanon as UN peacekeeping force winds up? Original

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By Nils Adler Verified
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With the nearly 50-year United Nations peacekeeping mandate in southern Lebanon set to expire at the end of 2026, proposals for a European Union mission to fill some part of the vacuum have attracted attention. Lebanon, still under almost daily Israeli bombardment with a fifth of its territory occupied and about 335,000 people still displaced, is expected to be on the agenda during an EU defence and foreign ministers meeting in Ireland this week.
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Can Europe fill vacuum left in Lebanon as UN peacekeeping force winds up?

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4 hours ago The resignation of Army Secretary Dan Driscoll is the latest sign of severe dysfunction in the Defense Department. Making Pete Hegseth the secretary of defense was always a huge gamble. A television host with little background in national-security or defense affairs, who topped out as a major in the …
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