Category: 3. Middle East

“The biggest issue that’s very acute in the childhood period though is things like developmental delays.”

Dr. Amber Alayyan, from Doctors Without Borders discusses the long-term effects of malnutrition in developing children in Gaza.

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A violent crackdown by Pakistan’s military on a mass pro-Palestine protest has left dozens dead and hundreds wounded, according to eyewitnesses and local sources. The massacre occurred near Lahore, as demonstrators…

The US President has confirmed he has authorised the CIA to operate in Venezuela, sparking fears the US is planning a coup against the government of Nicolas Maduro.

Gaza City – The ceasefire between Israel and Hamas brought thousands of people back to their homes in Gaza City, to assess the damage, see what can be salvaged, and start to rebuild.

In Jabalia, Sheikh Radwan, Abu Iskandar and beyond, people…

Doctors in Gaza have accused Israel of torturing and executing Palestinians after receiving the mutilated remains of 90 people as part of a ceasefire deal. Forty-five of the bodies were returned this week to Nasser…

Palestinian American Ruwa Romman is running for Governor of Georgia, vying to become the first Muslim to hold such a position in the US. She says her community-first agenda is an answer to politicians who put pro-Israel policies above…

Russia is increasing air attacks to compensate for its failure to crack Ukrainian defences on the ground, according to Kyiv.

“Russia has started a new wave of air terror against Ukraine – against our cities and civilian infrastructure,”…

Fragile ceasefire continues to hold despite clashes that killed dozens on both sides before the truce took effect.

The United Nations has called on the warring Afghan and Pakistani military forces to permanently end hostilities, after a 48-hour…

Severely malnourished one-year-old Ruqayya al-Dahdar is among thousands of children in Gaza who are still waiting for desperately needed aid, despite the ceasefire.