US imposes new sanctions on Iran’s ‘shadow fleet’ of oil tankers
The latest US sanctions are part of an effort to disrupt Iran’s use of oil revenue to finance its nuclear programme.
Where was the Lebanese government as Israel waged war?
As Israel relentlessly bombed Lebanon, the country’s military largely stayed out of the war.
Crime against humanity: Why has a court found Belgium guilty of kidnapping?
Thousands of children were forcibly taken from their families in Belgian colonies because they were mixed-race.
This year, Arab-American political power came to the fore
Arab Americans no longer ‘accept crumbs’, they want their ‘share of the pie’ in US politics.
South Korea’s President Yoon declares emergency martial law
President Yoon said he will rebuild a free and democratic country through the martial law.
The Future of Ageing: Global Challenges
We take a look at how ageing of populations around the world will affect our everyday lives.
Who are the major players in the battle for Syria?
Syrian opposition fighters have pushed government forces out of Aleppo and taken control of the city.
Russia to “rescue” Assad regime “very unlikely”
Omer Ozkizilcik on why one of the Syrian regime’s biggest allies may not provide assistance following recent offensive.
Police accused of killings during India mosque protests
The brother of an Indian Muslim killed during protests to defend a mosque in Uttar Pradesh says police are responsible.
Palestinian boy grows vegetables for the hungry in Gaza
16-year-old Emad Abu Zanouna started his own vegetable garden in the Khan Younis displacement camp.