BEIRUT — Ignoring the ongoing U.S.–led Israeli aggression and the stifling economic crisis, the Lebanese government has prioritized putting on its agenda a draft resolution to dissolve the Lebanese Association for Arts.
The draft resolution,…
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Freedom’s courtyard: how artists created a space safe from toxic politics
Nearly a hundred self-publishing artists came from across the country, with a few from abroad, filling the yard with books, zines, postcards, sketches and personal projects.
In Iran, every published book must pass through the censors of the…
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Why is ADL, the Jewish advocacy group, receiving blowback from MAGA? | The Far Right News
The Anti-Defamation League (ADL) has become the target of a sustained right-wing backlash after the US-based Jewish advocacy group included an organisation founded by slain right-wing figure Charlie Kirk in its online database on extremism.
The…
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Moldova’s vote is one more sign of Russia’s weakness in its ‘near abroad’ | Russia-Ukraine war
On September 28, the governing pro-European Party of Action and Solidarity (PAS) in Moldova emerged victorious in the general election. It not only defeated the Russia-friendly Patriotic Electoral Bloc (PEB) but also confirmed a new geopolitical…
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Prof. Dr. Mohammad Reza Farzanegan in interview with Tehran Times
In an exclusive interview with Tehran Times, Prof. Dr. Mohammad Reza Farzanegan, a distinguished economist specializing in West Asian economies at Philipps-Universität Marburg, Germany, provides an in-depth analysis, regarding the impact of the…
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Israel kills dozens more Palestinians in Gaza
The Palestinian Health Ministry reported on Sunday that at least 65 Palestinians were killed and 153 others wounded by Israeli forces in the Gaza Strip over the past 24 hours.
These latest fatalities bring the death toll in Gaza from Israeli…
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How hostile forces may test Lebanon’s resistance
LONDON – New tactics and concealed strengths suggest the Lebanese resistance has changed, but its exact nature is unknown.
The U.S., via Saudi influence, assumed the resistance was weakened and tried to shift Lebanon’s political balance by…
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Lower Drug Prices Today Could Mean Fewer Cures Tomorrow
The open question is whether policies should lean more heavily on markets, with their proven record of innovation and efficiency, or on government interventions that expand access but risk slowing progress.
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Calls to lower drug prices are back…
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Video: Here’s how Syria is electing its first post-Assad parliament | Government
NewsFeed Syria is holding its first indirect parliamentary election since the ouster of longtime ruler Bashar al-Assad. Al Jazeera’s Osama Bin Javaid is in Damascus and explains how the process will work.
Published On 5 Oct 2025
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Arab, Islamic Nations Back Hamas’s Response to Trump Plan
Why it matters:
The statement marks a rare moment of regional consensus around a potential diplomatic breakthrough in Gaza. It also signals growing pressure on Israel to de-escalate after years of conflict.
Key…
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