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‘Outraged’: Brazilian Muslims face growing Islamophobia over Gaza war
A survey released last month suggests approximately 60 percent of Brazilian Muslims experienced religious intolerance.
The displaced Afghans making gruelling journeys to survive
More than 40 years of war, violence and poverty have created one of the world’s most uprooted populations.
Watching the watchdogs: US media reporting from Gaza
A recent CNN report from a field hospital in Gaza reveals the power and deficiencies of US TV coverage.
Head of Sudan’s paramilitary RSF visits Djibouti amid ceasefire efforts
Hemedti visits Djibouti as East African countries attempt to broker a ceasefire between the RSF and the Sudanese army.
World starts welcoming the New Year with fireworks and prayers
Sydney and Auckland are the first major world cities to celebrate the arrival of 2024.
Felix Tshisekedi re-elected DR Congo president, election commission says
This is a breaking news story, more details to follow.
A library of the ‘future’: Can it make the world a better place?
Each year, a new manuscript will be sealed in the Silent Room in the Future Library in Norway. The goal? Inspire hope.
Walkout over weapons: British school students battle Gaza protest curbs
Luton Sixth Form College suspended its student council after a walkout, amid scrutiny of links to an arms major.
Renowned Australian journalist John Pilger passes away at 84
From Palestine to Cambodia, Pilger worked extensively to expose human suffering caused by imperialist governments.
I don’t care who wins the US presidential election
America is bound to cause more death, pain and suffering across the globe – whoever is its president.