On Wednesday morning, 2nd of September, 2015, the bodies of two boys from Syria were found lying on the coast of Mugla. Also, the mother of the brothers (Aylan, age 3 years, and Ghalib, age 5 years) drowned in the same sea. This painful incident grabbed the attention of all the Turkish and international media after which the rulers of the Western countries expressed their feelings of "embarrassment" and shed tears over this incident.

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On Wednesday the 16th of September, Simon Tisdall and Anna Ridout released an appalling, ill-researched article in the UK's Guardian. In it, Sheikh Hasina is reported to have cautioned UK Prime Minister David Cameron over loose counter-extremism policy. The prime minister of Bangladesh seemed to be concerned over the growing number of 'British jihadis' that are attempting to stoke "an Islamist revival".