A Treachery of Conspicuous Silence
The paradox of solidarity among Pakistanis, who march for Gaza, but remain silent on the expulsion of Afghan refugees from Pakistan.
Heba Adawy
Gaza war set to rejig Middle East politics
The ongoing Israeli war on the Gaza Strip is already changing the political status quo in the occupied Palestinian territories.
Ramzy Baroud
Revival of global solidarity for Palestinian resistance
Global solidarity against Israeli belligerence in Gaza underscores the urgent need to end decades-long occupation in Palestine.
Ahmed El Assal
Israel’s onslaught on Gaza: ‘A prelude to genocide’
The tragedy that has been continually unfolding in Palestine for the past 75 years recently took a dramatic turn when Palestinian armed groups broke through the steel gates closing off
Dr Jeff Handmaker
‘Not obviously refugees’
The article unravels the Eurocentric bias in Western media's portrayal of refugees and shifting narratives about enforced migrations.
Michelle Villariez
France’s wake-up call: Confronting racial disparities
Tackling exclusion, racist policing, and social discrepancies in France demands a comprehensive approach with immediate actions and long-term societal changes.
Tahir Abbas
Unraveling the Windrush myth
Confidential government communications that reveal authorities did not want Caribbean migrants to come to Britain
Henghameh Saroukhani
Equality as a reason to act: Towards a transformative social mobility in India
An in-depth analysis of the recent ethnic strife in India’s northeast state of Manipur that left at least 70 people dead and thousands displaced.
Shimreisa Chahongnao
The political economy of carnage in central Africa
As the battle for mineral extraction in Congo continues, Congolese people suffer abuse both at home and abroad as they try to escape the violence.
Likam Kyanzaire
Reflections on genocide and political violence
Scott Straus, in his book, critically accounts for Genocide— a dreadful social problem carried out blindly by nameless, faceless angered masses, but selected consciously and repeatedly by those in authority.
Udita Ghosh
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