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Nearing Two Months of War, Lebanese Family Displaced and Desperate

Rabih Khreiss, a father of nine, is struggling to adjust to life after fleeing his hometown of Khiyam in southern Lebanon on March 2,...

What Is Better for the State of Israel: Miserable Palestinians or Dignified Citizens?

A conflict that has lasted nearly eight decades may require an approach different from the recurring cycles of war that all parties have pursued....

A War That Targets Women: Sudan’s Silent Crisis

Sudan has been going through a brutal conflict since 2023. But no one stopped or cared about people of Sudan. War has always been...

Gaza flotilla challenges Israeli blockade

A second flotilla carrying humanitarian aid to Palestinians in Gaza was scheduled to depart on Sunday from Barcelona, with about 30 boats filled with...

Russia Declares Nobel-Winning Memorial an Extremist Group

Russia's Supreme Court has labeled the human rights group Memorial as an "extremist" movement, marking a new stage of repression in the country. This...

Who Speaks for Palestinian Women? Unmasking the Politics of ‘Saving’ in Gaza”

In the midst of the escalation of the Gaza conflict that has been going on since 2023, the world is once again witnessing the...

China deepens humanitarian ties with Israeli liberals to counter far-right political rifts

The current Chinese ambassador to Israel, Xiao Juncheng (who assumed his post in November 2024), is leading an intensive public diplomacy strategy aimed at...

Chinese Analysts Link Israeli Execution Law to Iran Escalation and Threats to Belt and Road Strategy

China adopts a position linking the Israeli legislative escalation, specifically the Knesset's passage of a law authorizing the execution of Palestinian prisoners (which occurred...

Sanchez Blasts Israeli Death Penalty Law as Move Toward ‘Apartheid’

Spain's Prime Minister Pedro Sanchez criticized the Israeli parliament's approval of a law allowing the death penalty for Palestinians convicted by military courts for...

Socialists & Progressives Support the UN Declaring the Transatlantic Slave Trade the Gravest Crime Against Humanity

The United Nations has voted to describe the transatlantic chattel slave trade as the “gravest crime against humanity” and called for reparations as “a...

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The European Union and the Philippines have reached an...

Can Britain Secure a Role in the EU’s Made in Europe Plan?

Britain is seeking a closer economic relationship with the...

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The United States, Denmark and Greenland are preparing to...

Why Does Taiwan Matter So Much to China and the United States?

Taiwan remains one of the most sensitive issues in...
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