DAOUD KUTTAB February 26, 2023 Sometimes realpolitik diplomacy, based on practical rather than moral or ideological considerations, requires that difficult choices be made. This appears to have been the case […]
Home » Opinion » Richard Haass » Why the war will continue Feb 25,2023 – JORDAN TIMES . Richard Haass MUNICH — In the year since Russia launched its full-scale invasion of Ukraine, the war has […]
POLITICS Mark McLaughlin , Poppy Koronka Friday February 24 2023, 8.30pm GMT, The Times Scottish National Party UK politics Scottish independence The leading candidate to replace Nicola Sturgeon as first […]
Issued on: 24/02/2023 – 16:20 Text by:Fatma Ben HamadFollow 8 min Tunisian law enforcement has launched a wave of repression against the country’s sub-Saharan African population, carrying out random identity checks […]
By Jonathan Allen and Brendan O’Brien ‘We want justice served for our father’ -Malcolm X’s daughter Feb 21 (Reuters) – A daughter of Malcolm X, the civil rights activist assassinated 58 years […]
Friday, 24 February 2023 – 11:42 WIB Daden Sukendar’s statement about Ahmadiyah caused a commotion, the Attorney General’s Office indicated disappointment TatarSukabumi.ID – Daden Sukendar’s statement from the Chairman of the […]
By Ammar Awad [1/5] A statue of Jesus which was, according to church authorities, vandalized by a Jewish radical who was later detained, is seen in the Church of the Flagellation, in […]
Reuters PARIS, Feb 21 (Reuters) – French appeal court judges made errors when overturning an anti-Muslim hate conviction against former French far-right presidential challenger Eric Zemmour and the trial should […]
SINEM CENGIZ February 24, 2023 In what became known as “earthquake diplomacy,” Turkiye and Greece put decades of enmity behind them and provided aid to each other after a series of powerful earthquakes hit both countries in 1999. The mutual solidarity created a new climate that led to Athens dropping […]
RAY HANANIA February 24, 2023 The US has not only been Israel’s strongest ally and its shield against demands for justice at the UN for many years, but it is […]
Türkiye’s catastrophe is an opportunity to improve the international humanitarian system, global financial institutions, as well as the private sector. Türkiye is no stranger to earthquakes. But the massive February […]
EDITORIAL: Muslims younger, Christians older, what are the implications? 24th Feb 2023 The gap between the average ages of Christians and Muslims has, for years, been growing. Over the next […]
CHRIS DOYLE January 23, 2023 Ever since the 9/11 attacks, Muslims in the UK and other Western countries have been under the microscope. Their positions have been analyzed for any […]
Italy’s far-right government is taking legal action against a vessel operated by MSF in the Mediterranean Sea. Published On 24 Feb 2023 Italian authorities have detained and fined a rescue […]
24/02/2023 BY PAUL GREGOIRE The “elephant in the room” at attorney general Mark Dreyfus’ press freedoms roundtable this Monday is going to be Julian Assange, as any discussion on countering the erosion of local […]
Friday, 24 February 2023 – 5 Sukabumi Regency MUI Decision Regarding the Ahmadiyya Congregation Follows the Statement of FKUB Chairman Daden Sukendar TatarSukabumi.ID – The Indonesian Ulema Council (MUI) of Sukabumi […]
Anglican church leaders around the world oust Archbishop of Canterbury as their head in historic blow for Church following decision to permit blessing of same-sex couples By FFION HAF PUBLISHED: 17:23 GMT, […]
BY NAJLA M. SHAHWAN MAR 20, 2020 – daily sabah Two women walk along the sea front as heavy winds blow dust and sand across a main road in occupied […]
BY A. PETER DORE FEB 21, 2023 – 10:29 AM GMT+3 EDITED BY BUSE KESKIN An illustration of Emperor Hadrian. (Wikipedia / Edited by Betül Tilmaç) Visiting the remains of […]
MOHAMED CHEBARO February 22, 2023 The people living in Lebanon, like those in Syria, Turkiye and across the Eastern Mediterranean, have been feeling the tremors and aftershocks of the earthquakes […]