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‘My children cry all day from the heat’: Life in Gaza’s tent camps
Displaced mothers share how they try to help their children cope with sweltering, unsanitary conditions.
Nobel winner Yunus heads home as Bangladesh prepares for interim government
Military chief says the interim government headed by the Nobel Peace laureate would be sworn in on Thursday night.
Israel issues new evacuation orders as ‘safe areas’ of Gaza under attack
Overnight Israeli air raids hit shelters in Deir el-Balah as Gaza City braces for a possible ground operation.
Turkey submits ICJ bid to join South Africa’s genocide case against Israel
Ankara says the 'conscience of humanity and international law will hold Israeli officials accountable' for atrocities.
UK minorities express fear, anger, and empathy amid far-right riots
“People may have fears about me and my identity. Have a conversation with me.”
Imane Khelif and Western delusions of white innocence
The attacks against the Algerian boxer reflect the West’s distorted notions of race and womanhood.
Will Kamala Harris’s economic plans sway US voters?
Fears of a United States recession are putting the presidential campaign of Kamala Harris to the test.
Tim Walz: How does Harris’s VP pick view Israel, Palestine and China?
What positions will US VP pick take on current foreign policy issues, namely Israel-Palestine, Russia-Ukraine and China?
Sheikh Hasina’s downfall and exile are of her own making
The Bangladeshi leader's delusional belief in her own invincibility precipitated her downfall amid a Gen Z revolution.
Who is Muhammad Yunus, Bangladesh’s interim leader?
Nobel laureate Muhammad Yunus has been appointed as the leader of Bangladesh’s interim government.