India's national symbol in Kashmir's Muslim shrine sparks outrage, protests

Behind the Flags: How England’s ‘grassroots’ patriotism masks a far-right agenda

A sudden surge of Saint George flags is being sold as a harmless show of national pride. But the movements behind it, and the racial hostility it emboldens, suggest something far more troubling.

Netizens slam 'Jesus lover' Valentina Gomez for Quran sacrilege, noting it mentions Jesus 25 times

Social media users educate Texas Republican Congressional candidate about Islam after she releases a video in which she is seen burning a copy of the Quran and declaring that Islam must be stopped "once and for all".

UK Muslims targeted in plot that barely made headlines

Why does the UK treat far-right plots against Muslims as minor crime, not terrorism? The silence around Islamophobic violence underlines a chilling double standard in Britain’s media and political response, and risks normalising deadly prejudice.

Myanmar to Gaza: Impotence of courts in preventing genocides and punishing perpetrators

Eight years after Myanmar’s army launched a violent campaign to erase the Rohingya, the global community has done little to bring the perpetrators to book.

Eight years after genocide, Rohingya still have no way home

Survivors of Myanmar’s ethnic cleansing campaigns in 2017 and 2024 recount to TRT World their lives in Bangladesh’s overcrowded camps as nearly a decade passes since their exile.

Edibe Beyza Caglar

Lucky and alive: How a Rohingya girl survived the Myanmar genocide and became a peace messenger

At fourteen, Lucky Karim fled her burning village in Myanmar. Eight years later, she stood before the US Congress, carrying the voices of her fellow Rohingya to the world’s most powerful rooms.

US halt on Gaza visas will endanger children seeking medical treatment, charity warns

Kavitha Iyer

After 78 years, India’s Muslims are being written out of citizenship

Has Canada lost its multicultural image?

Explained: How Dutch far-right politician Geert Wilders continues to demonise Muslims

Lucky and alive: How a Rohingya girl survived the Myanmar genocide and became a peace messenger

At fourteen, Lucky Karim fled her burning village in Myanmar. Eight years later, she stood before the US Congress, carrying the voices of her fellow Rohingya to the world’s most powerful rooms.

US halt on Gaza visas will endanger children seeking medical treatment, charity warns

Kavitha Iyer

After 78 years, India’s Muslims are being written out of citizenship

Has Canada lost its multicultural image?

Explained: How Dutch far-right politician Geert Wilders continues to demonise Muslims

India's national symbol in Kashmir's Muslim shrine sparks outrage, protests

The holy relic of Prophet Muhammad’s hair was placed in Srinagar in 1635, during the reign of Mughal emperor Aurangzeb.

Behind the Flags: How England’s ‘grassroots’ patriotism masks a far-right agenda

A sudden surge of Saint George flags is being sold as a harmless show of national pride. But the movements behind it, and the racial hostility it emboldens, suggest something far more troubling.

Netizens slam 'Jesus lover' Valentina Gomez for Quran sacrilege, noting it mentions Jesus 25 times

Opinion

Edibe Beyza Caglar

Lucky and alive: How a Rohingya girl survived the Myanmar genocide and became a peace messenger

At fourteen, Lucky Karim fled her burning village in Myanmar. Eight years later, she stood before the US Congress, carrying the voices of her fellow Rohingya to the world’s most powerful rooms.

US halt on Gaza visas will endanger children seeking medical treatment, charity warns

Kavitha Iyer

After 78 years, India’s Muslims are being written out of citizenship

Has Canada lost its multicultural image?

Explained: How Dutch far-right politician Geert Wilders continues to demonise Muslims

Lucky and alive: How a Rohingya girl survived the Myanmar genocide and became a peace messenger

At fourteen, Lucky Karim fled her burning village in Myanmar. Eight years later, she stood before the US Congress, carrying the voices of her fellow Rohingya to the world’s most powerful rooms.

US halt on Gaza visas will endanger children seeking medical treatment, charity warns

Kavitha Iyer

After 78 years, India’s Muslims are being written out of citizenship

Has Canada lost its multicultural image?

Explained: How Dutch far-right politician Geert Wilders continues to demonise Muslims

UK Muslims targeted in plot that barely made headlines

Myanmar to Gaza: Impotence of courts in preventing genocides and punishing perpetrators

Eight years after Myanmar’s army launched a violent campaign to erase the Rohingya, the global community has done little to bring the perpetrators to book.

Eight years after genocide, Rohingya still have no way home

Survivors of Myanmar’s ethnic cleansing campaigns in 2017 and 2024 recount to TRT World their lives in Bangladesh’s overcrowded camps as nearly a decade passes since their exile.