Category: 3. Middle East

A US deportation flight carrying 199 people has landed in Venezuela. The resumption of flights comes after Donald Trump accused Nicolas Maduro of not accepting deportees at a sufficiently “rapid pace” and sent over 200 Venezuelans to…

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Hossam Shabat is one of two media workers killed in Israeli strikes on Monday.

An Al Jazeera journalist has been killed in an Israeli strike on the Gaza Strip, one of two media workers killed in attacks.

Hossam…

Over the past few months, thousands of people returned to their homes in Gaza, Lebanon, and Syria, where they faced threats from unexploded ordinances and lack of access to water, food, and safe shelter. Many were forced to handle war debris,…

The trial of French actor Gerard Depardieu, who has been charged with sexually assaulting two women during a film shoot in 2021, has begun in a Paris court.

It is thought to be a pivotal moment in France’s #MeToo movement.

On Monday, Depardieu,…

On March 3, Tucker Carlson, an American political commentator popular among MAGA conservatives and the global far right, held an odd and disturbing interview with South African right-wing activist and deputy CEO of Afriforum, Ernst Roets….

Peter Oswald is on a 13-day pilgrimage for Palestine, walking 241 kms from Bristol to Parliament Square in London. Oswald was teaching poetry and English to children in Gaza when Israel began its war on the enclave.

Palestinians share the horror of witnessing their loved ones being killed while responding to Israeli evacuation orders in Rafah. They were attacked while fleeing along routes declared safe by the Israeli army.