Ham-as has condemned an arson attack carried out earlier today by Israeli settlers against the Hajjeh Hamideh Mosque in the northern West Bank. The fire was set after settlers poured flammable materials at the mosque’s entrance, located between Deir Istiya…
South African President Cyril Ramaphosa has criticized US President Donald Trump for refusing to attend the G20 summit set for 22–23 November in Johannesburg. Trump announced that no US officials would travel to the meeting, saying South Africa should not…
The UN Human Rights Office reported that hundreds were likely kil-led in Tanzania during violent protests that erupted after the disputed October 29 election. President Samia Suluhu Hassan was declared the winner with nearly 98% of the vote after her…
As Europe faces dropping temperatures, the London-based charity “Who is Hussain?” has expanded its humanitarian operations to assist vulnerable communities. Throughout November, the organization is distributing weekly food packages and hot drinks across London to support those affected by cold…
Self-appointed Syrian President & former leader of Al-Qaeda, Ahmad al-Sharaa(Jolani) claimed “good” progress has been made in direct peace talks with Israel, saying both sides are close to reaching an agreement. Speaking to the Washington Post, Sharaa – formerly Al-Qaeda…
A UK court has rejected a Palest-inian rights group’s bid to appeal a ruling that upheld Britain’s decision to allow indirect exports of F-35 fighter jet parts to Israel. The Court of Appeal denied Al-Haq’s request earlier today, confirming that…
“The press is so powerful in its image-making role, it can make the criminal look like he’s the victim and the victim look like he’s the criminal.” - Malcolm X (The Ballot or the Bullet, April 3, 1964) To much…
The United States has submitted a draft resolution to the United Nations Security Council calling for the removal of sanctions on self-proclaimed Syrian President Ahmed al-Sharaa (Al Jolani) and Interior Minister Anas Khattab. The move comes ahead of Jolani’s scheduled…
Skulls and skeletons. Witches and monsters. Demons and death. On October 31, the world seems to revel in the macabre. Shopping malls glow with carved pumpkins, streets swarm with costumed crowds, and retail aisles groan under mountains of candy and decorations.…
Across Pakistan and in Kashmir, people took to the streets on 27 October to observe what they call “Black Day”, marking an anniversary deeply rooted in the region’s decades-long conflict. On that date in 1947, Indian troops landed in Srinagar…
