Category: 3. Middle East

Is it still art if it wasn’t made by a human? And if art is truly about creative expression, who gets to decide what counts? From text-to-image…

President Emmanuel Macron held a meeting on Wednesday with senior ministers to examine a confidential report accusing the Muslim Brotherhood of using local networks to challenge France’s secular system, according to…

A group of prominent journalists and editors have issued a public appeal urging Israel to end their refusal to allow international media access to Gaza, warning that the continued ban represents “an unacceptable…

After a plan by the United Kingdom to deport asylum seekers to Rwanda was scrapped last year, Kigali is now in discussions about a similar arrangement with the United States, despite concerns from rights groups.

This month, Rwandan Foreign…

Doctors at the Nasser Hospital in Gaza are overwhelmed by a surge in the number of malnourished babies and children in urgent need of life-saving treatment. Israel’s months-long blockade has left medicine, food, and baby formula…

East African rights groups condemn Tanzania, saying human right activists ‘abandoned’ at border show signs of torture.

A Ugandan human rights activist, arrested in Tanzania after travelling to the country to support an opposition politician at…

President Jose Raul Mulino, whose changes to social security laws prompted the protest, called the strike ‘illegal’ and said the company has ‘just cause’ for the layoffs.

Banana producer Chiquita has announced mass layoffs in Panama amid…

US President Trump’s relentless attacks on institutions, the rule of law and the press have left many fearing for the future of American…

Kristi Noem, the head of the United States Department of Homeland Security (DHS), has revoked Harvard’s certification to enrol any new foreign students. Foreign students already enrolled at the college must now transfer to another school or…