Inside Nigeria's deadly faultline - where sectarian violence, climate change and mineral wars create a brutal future: DAVID PATRIKARAKOS ⊖⊖
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7 days ago
I've just returned from the Plateau state in Central Nigeria. Muslim Christian violence has strafed Nigeria for decades. It is a brutal conflict that has claimed thousands of lives.
14 days ago
Churches burned, fields destroyed and families slaughtered... the Nigerian Christians brutalised by jihadists - and the horrors I saw on the frontlines: DAVID PATRIKARAKOS ⊖
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This stretch of Nigeria's Middle Belt - the faultline where the largely Muslim north meets the predominantly Christian south - has convulsed in recurring waves of bloodshed.
28 days ago
Photograph of Russian soldier taped upside down to a tree in the freezing cold proves it - Putin's army is now a penal colony driven forward by terror and kept in line by execution: DAVID PATRIKARAKOS ⊖
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They've hung him upside down like a slab of meat. Stripped to his underwear. Arms bound tight with tape. Ankles lashed to a tree trunk in the open winter air.
42 days ago
The rot in Tehran is terminal - the Iranian regime WILL fall... but there'll be more blood and chaos first: DAVID PATRIKARAKOS ⊖
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DAVID PATRIKARAKOS: Iran. Through the haze I can just make out its mountainous coastline, a mere 20-odd miles away. An undulating dark line on the horizon, but a vast presence in my mind
44 days ago
Death comes slowly. Not with a clean snap of the neck but by strangulation, as the body spasms and convulses. This is Iran's justice... and why the latest brutal backlash spells the end for the regime: DAVID PATRIKARAKOS ⊖⊖
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Just before dawn, in a concrete yard inside an Iranian prison, the condemned is led out with his hands tied behind his back.
49 days ago
Friends in Tehran tell me they've never seen anything like it, writes DAVID PATRIKARAKOS. This revolt is momentous. Yet from Starmer and the BBC, near silence... ○
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The videos do not stop. They come in waves, minute after minute. Iranians marching, in their hundreds, then thousands, then tens of thousands. Streets choked with people.
61 days ago
All we've done is import yet another person who tweets hatred, spouts poison and who loathes this country: DAVID PATRIKARAKOS ⊖⊖
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Labour's decision to 'repatriate' anti-British extremist Alaa Abd El-Fattah to the UK, a place he openly despises, is the latest farce in the slow-motion collapse of British governance.
70 days ago
The region where amateur Islamic extremists are turned into killers: DAVID PATRIKARAKOS reveals terrifying new tactics IS is using to infiltrate West, group's chilling vision for the future... and why we're completely unprepared ⊖
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They say the jungle on the island of Mindanao has its own acoustics. Gunfire doesn't crack so much as roll: a ripple that shudders through trees and comes back at you from a dozen angles.
3 months ago
Three winters into Putin's savage war, his battered army is devouring itself. Ill-trained conscripts shooting fellow recruits, officers executing men who disobey orders - and troops forced to fight one another to the death: DAVID PATRIKARAKOS ⊖
The first shot tore into the back of the man just in front of him - close enough for the Russian private to feel a warm spray of blood across his face.
The Kenyan corner shop owner tricked into fighting for Putin - who escaped the meatgrinder by hiding under a corpse... DAVID PATRIKARAKOS investigates the impoverished Africans being lured to Russia as cannon fodder ⊖⊖
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One man tells his story of how he managed to survive being frontline in a Russia-Ukraine war zone after suffering a grueling 15 days scavenging food and water from died soldiers.