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Scores arrested for protesting at prison holding Palestine Action hunger striker
Muhammad Umer Khalid, 22, resumed his hunger strike earlier this month and is demanding immediate bail
Erdogan lobbies EU's von  der  Leyen to protect Turkish auto exports
Turkey wary of EU’s ‘Made in Europe’ draft law prioritising domestic green tech in public tenders
UK: Pro-Palestine protesters charged with calling for 'intifada'
In December, the Metropolitan and Greater Manchester police forces announced they would arrest people for chanting 'g...
Israel shells and bulldozes Gaza City as it finds remains of last captive
Dozens of Palestinians injured or killed in search for Ran Gvili, a Yamam commando killed on 7 October 2023
England's High Court orders Saudi Arabia to pay £3m to dissident over Pegasus hack
Judge rules that kingdom must compensate Ghanem al-Masarir for infecting his phone and ordering a physical attack on him i...
Exclusive: Syria's president reaches out to Kobane's Kurds after SDF leader rattles US envoy
Ahmed al-Sharaa told Kurdish leaders in Kobane that their rights would be protected under new government, sources say
This Is Our Best Chance At Stopping Trump Now (by Chuck Schumer)
Senator Chuck Schumer here, folks. Every single day, I fight tooth and nail against the MAGA agenda and ...
US weighs 'precision strikes' on Iranian officials as military build-up surges, sources say
US has increased total supply of interceptors that may be needed for a fresh round of strikes on Iran, former US official ...
Refugees in Minnesota sue Trump administration for 'terrorising' arrests amid federal crackdown
At least 100 lawfully admitted refugees from different countries have been detained without charge, legal experts say
Libya signs $20bn oil deals with US and French energy companies
Tripoli based government also signs a memorandum of understanding with Egypt and Chevron on oil exploration
Why did Egypt's January uprising fail, and what remains of it?
Fifteen years on, Egypt's January uprising still defines political life through repression, a divided opposition, and...
Archestratus: The Ancient Greek Chef and His Secrets of Gastronomy
The father of gastronomy is regarded as Archestratus, an ancient Greek poet and philosopher in the mid-4th century BCE
Israel kills TV presenter, two others in Lebanon
The killings come as Lebanon submits a formal complaint to the United Nations about Israel's ceasefire violations in ...
Comfort food comeback as nostalgia replaces wellness trends
Nostalgic foods are returning as people choose emotional comfort over wellness trends, turning childhood meals into stress...
For Iran, another US–Israeli attack would be an 'existential war'
Tehran will respond in a way that eliminates any incentive for restraint, unleashing a conflict that would be impossible t...
Watch: Cat escapes vehicle in Spain, walks nearly 155 miles home to France
A cat escaped from his owners' camper during a stop at a gas station in Spain and reappeared months later less than a...
Turkey plans buffer zone if Iran government falls
Ankara draws up plans to prevent a wave of potential refugees in case of a US attack on Iran
Look: Kenya activist breaks world record by hugging tree for 72 hours
A Kenyan environmental activist broke a Guinness World Record by keeping her arms wrapped around the trunk of a tree for 7...
'Random' ticket selection earns Mich. man a $2M lottery prize
A Michigan man shopping for a scratch-off lottery ticket at a gas station went with a "random pick" and scored a...
North Korea fires suspected ballistic missiles into sea, S Korea, Japan say
The launches are the second this month after Pyongyang says it tested hypersonic missiles three weeks ago.
Blatter urges FIFA World Cup boycott over Trump administration policies
Ex-FIFA boss Sepp Blatter joins politicians, football experts calling on fans not to travel to US for 2026 World Cup.
Why neoliberalism can’t build peace
Neoliberal proposals for peace in Gaza, Ukraine’s Donbas and Syria’s Golan Heights are doomed to failure.
‘Not an easy process’: How is Ukraine, and Zelenskyy, tackling corruption?
A Ukrainian lawyer specialising in graft says criminal justice is a drawn-out process but hopes change is on the way.
Wind warnings in force as Storm Chandra sweeps over Ireland
Met Éireann is forecasting powerful gusts; the M50 is seeing major delays with people urged to delay their commute
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