Former Brazilian president Luiz Inácio Lula da Silva, who returned to office in January 2023, meets with the Palestinian community in Brazil in…
Category: 2. World
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BBC accused of burying truth of Gaza genocide
Saeed Pourreza
PressTV, LondonThe UK public broadcaster, the BBC, continues to face outrage over its censorship of the Gaza genocide.
Critics are using different mediums…
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Malaga voices strong opposition to racist violence in Spain
Alberto García
PressTV, MalagaAnti-racist collectives have gathered in the historic Constitution Square of Malaga, southeast Spain.
Their aim: to denounce what they…
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Skepticism grows in Sudan over US-led Quad’s peace efforts
Abdallah Hussain
Press TV, KhartoumSudanese citizens are increasingly skeptical of the US-led Quad tasked with ending war in their country.
As the US, the UK, Saudi Arabia,…
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Iran, Russia wrap up joint Caspian Sea naval drills
Gisoo Misha Ahmadi
Press TV, AnzaliIran and Russia have brought their naval forces together for high-stakes joint search-and-rescue drills in the Caspian Sea. As the…
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Israel steps up displacement across West Bank
Naqaa Hamed
Press TV, RamallahIn the latest escalation of Israel’s demolition campaign, Palestinian homes and shelters were torn down in an area near the village of…
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‘Peacemaker’ Trump breaks Biden’s bombing record since return to office: Report
US President Donald Trump has authorized more attacks in the first five months of his second term than former President Joe Biden did throughout his entire presidency, according to a report by the Armed Conflict…
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Ten workers killed battling wildfires in Turkey
At least 10 forestry and rescue workers have been killed while battling wildfires in Turkey’s central Eskisehir province.
Some 24 forest workers and volunteer rescue personnel were left “trapped inside the fire” following a change in the direction…
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Pro-Palestinian protesters prevent Israeli cruise ship from docking in Greek island
A cruise ship owned by an Israeli company, with approximately 1,600 tourists on board, was denied permission to dock at the Greek island of Syros as a gathering of pro-Palestinian protesters prevented the passengers…
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