Five grassroots climate justice movements COP28 could learn from | Climate Crisis News
From kings to presidents, CEOs to non-profit bosses, many of the world’s most influential individuals have gathered in Dubai for COP28, the latest edition of…
Guinea-Bissau president says this week’s violence was ‘attempted coup’ | Politics News
Clashes between two army factions broke out on Thursday night after two government officials were freed from custody. Gunfire and clashes that erupted in the…
Jailed ex-Pakistan PM Imran Khan’s party elects new head before election | Elections News
Gohar Ali Khan elected new PTI chairman to allow the party to take part in national election scheduled for February 8. Former Pakistani Prime Minister Imran…
Can Israel learn from the intelligence failure that led to Hamas attack? | Israel-Palestine conflict
Renewed Israeli bombardment of Gaza after the truce is worsening the humanitarian crisis. Israel has one of the most advanced and well-equipped militaries in the…
Photos: More deaths and destruction as Israel targets southern Gaza | Israel-Palestine conflict News
Israel has carried out deadly bombardments in Gaza for a second day after a weeklong truce with Hamas collapsed despite international calls for an extension.…
Tana Tsaka Da Gudu Ta Haihu!
Salamatu Buhari, mai shekaru 20, tana aiki a gonarta, tana da juna biyu, a lokacin da wasu ‘yan bindiga suka mamaye kauyensu. Sai suka fara…
Israel and the occupied territories: Suffering for civilians continues as hostilities resume
Civilians have overwhelmingly borne the brunt of the hostilities in Gaza and Israel so far. Following the resumption of fighting, the International Committee of the…
Kissinger: A war criminal with a Nobel Peace Prize | Opinions
“No hay mal que dure 100 anos, ni cuerpo que lo resista”, a famous saying in Spanish goes. It translates to “There is no evil…
Israel deserves every bit of the global public criticism it is receiving | Israel-Palestine conflict
The ongoing explosion in public activism in the United States and the world for a ceasefire in Gaza and equal rights for Israelis and Palestinians is a…
Oil companies pledge to lower methane emissions at COP28 | Climate Crisis News
Fifty oil companies representing nearly half of global production have pledged to reach near-zero methane emissions and end routine flaring in their operations by 2030,…
‘Hell on Earth’ in Gaza: Israel strikes hit Deir el-Balah | Israel-Palestine conflict News
Israel’s attacks on Gaza have stretched into a second day after a seven-day truce with Hamas ended as Qatar and Egypt mediate talks to renew…
Legia Warsaw fans appear in UK court over violence before Aston Villa match | Football News
Police file charges against 46 people over violence outside the stadium, with Villa and Legia trading the blame. British police say 46 men have been…
Child tells ‘joke’
A CHILD has begun telling jokes with zero understanding of what a joke actually is, her weary parents have noted. Four-year-old Lottie, not her real…
Heavy snowfall shuts down air, rail links in southern Germany | News
Flights grounded at Munich airport, Bayern Munich’s home match against Union Berlin also called off. Heavy snowfall overnight has paralysed air and rail connections in…
‘I miss my routine’: A displaced Gaza mother recalls life before the war | Israel-Palestine conflict
Maghazi refugee camp, Gaza Strip – As Imtithal, a mother of six, stokes the wood fire she has built up to bake bread for her…
‘Diamonds are in my blood’: The Jain jewellery traders of Antwerp | Business and Economy
Antwerp, Belgium — The streets of Antwerp’s Diamond Quarter are lined with jewellers, pawn shops and restaurants. Balls of gefilte fish glisten invitingly in the window…
The Many Roadblocks To Girls’ Education In Borno
Zarah Adamu, 19, made it to her final year in Junior Secondary School, only to watch her dream of becoming an architect crumble right before…
‘We will never forget’: Reliving the pain of the Nakba amid Israel’s war | Israel-Palestine conflict
Baqaa, Jordan – Rain pours down in torrents on Jordan’s Baqa’a camp, turning the streets into rivers. The November storm’s harsh winds rattle the tin…
South Korea launches first spy satellite amid space race with rival North | Space News
Satellite launch comes as Seoul seeks to bolster its ability to monitor nuclear-armed North Korea. South Korea has launched its first spy satellite using a…
The South Korean woman who adopted her best friend | Arts and Culture
Seoul, South Korea – Most mornings, Eun Seo-Ran begins her day at around 7am by brewing tea for herself and her adopted daughter Lee Eo-Rie*.…