Syria’s Fragile Dawn After Assad
The Assad regime's collapse marks the end of a brutal decades-long dynasty rule in Syria but a complex web of foreign influence in war-torn nation persist.
Mostafa Betaree
Shawarma Legend | China’s Viral Obsession Turned Cultural Ambassador
A viral indie mobile game has captivated the Chinese online community showcasing the unifying power of digital media.
Shangbie Du
Israel Expands Gaza War with Invasion of Lebanon
As Israel invades Lebanon, displacement now surpasses the 2006 war, triggered by intense Israeli strikes and orders for civilian evacuations.
Matea Grbeša
European Shadow On Egypt’s Migration Policy
The EU- Egypt deal focuses overwhelmingly on enforcing borders reducing movements and leveraging migration to support Egypt’s economy.
Ahmed El Assal
Skepticism Persists Over Biden’s Gaza Ceasefire Plan
As the US election nears, US President Biden pitches for Gaza Ceasefire exchange of prisoners and rehabilitation.
Distorted Media Narratives of Israel’s War on Palestine
Analyzing Western media's distortion, marginalization and erasure of Palestinian voices.
Erato Vaitsi
The Zionist Use of Homophobia and Sexuality
Zionists disparage expressions of queer and feminist solidarity with Palestinian liberation, weaponizing gender and sexuality to perpetuate the colonial subjugation of Palestinians.
Abeera Khan
ICJ Directs Israel to Prevent Genocide, Doesn’t Call For Ceasefire
ICJ rules Israel must 'take all measures' to prevent genocide, stops short of ordering Gaza cease-fire.
Staff Writer
‘Our Freedom Is Incomplete Without The Freedom Of Palestinians’
In an address delivered in Pretoria, South Africa on 4 December 1997, the anti-apartheid leader Nelson Mandela resolutely reiterated his support for the Palestinian struggle.
Palestinian Academic Institutions Urge Boycott of Complicit Israeli Universities
Several Palestinians institution call for an academic boycott of Israeli universities, alleging their complicity in human rights violations in occupied territories.
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