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We Syrians are no longer just 'refugees,' but a nation with dreams
The fall of Bashar al Assad is a new dawn for millions of refugees and their families. These are the words of Inas al Hachem about her father, who left Aleppo but always held onto the hope of returning.
Arrest warrant for Myanmar general revives Rohingya's justice fight
Military leader Min Aung Hlaing stands accused of crimes against humanity for the 2017 Rohingya genocide. The move offers a critical step toward accountability, though justice remains far from realised.
Iran walks a tightrope between anti-war Trump and security-obsessed clergy
Much depends on who holds sway over Trump and Iran – while the former has chosen a hawkish cabinet, the latter is divided on whether to make policy concessions or further fortify against the US.
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Why is the once-mighty German economy struggling in a changing world?
Europe’s largest economy is under unprecedented strain as it faces headwinds on multiple fronts. Can it adapt and secure its global standing?
Global Warming: A tipping point for humanity and the planet
Surpassing 1.5°C in global warming marks a critical threshold, accelerating disasters, rising seas, and ecosystem collapse—are we nearing the point of no return?
After Muslims, Israel’s genocidal war is swallowing Christians too
Christian communities in Gaza and Lebanon caught in Israel’s ongoing campaign of ethnic cleansing must also be protected.
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How to support the Palestinian cause when feeling overwhelmed
Mental health experts say that feelings of guilt and burnout are common, but allies must learn coping mechanisms and channel their emotions to help the cause.
What does COP28 Loss and Damage Fund mean for climate displacement in Africa?
Among the damaging consequences of climate change, climate displacement ranks high in coastal Africa often leading to internal and cross-border migration.
The late controversial US diplomat Henry Kissinger in Africa
Kissinger’s aim was to bolster American power at the expense of African sovereignty.
African humour: A golden age?
Humour is everywhere and always powerful – whether as an expression of resistance or opposition - as a means of maintaining power over marginalised groups, or as a means of coping with everyday life and hardship.
Migration crisis: Niger's junta fires the latest salvo
Niger’s military government repealed a law which criminalised the smuggling of migrants in the country. Many in Niger have welcomed the move as a step to remove the fetters of neo-colonialism
