From August 29–31, activists, journalists, and former political prisoners will participate in the 2nd People’s Conference for Palestine
Prime Minister François Bayrou will face a confidence vote as anger grows over France’s proposed 2026 austerity budget.
The decision highlights the tension between freedom of expression and the state’s role in shaping historical memory at former concentration camps.
The process will be carried out in phases as per an agreement between the Palestinian Authority and the Lebanese state.
Iran claims the idea of “Greater Israel”, articulated by Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu recently, was not an empty threat but a real zionist ambition backed by the US and other Western powers.
August marked the deadliest month for Palestinian journalists in Gaza with 13 killed in separate Israeli attacks.
Thousands rallied across Greece on Sunday, calling for an end to Israel’s genocide in Gaza and demanding liberation for Palestine.
Although Syria’s new ruler claimed that the controversial meeting aimed to enhance national stability and security due to Israel’s recurrent assaults on the Arab country, the move was seen by critics as an explicit act of normalization.
Air Canada flight attendants win ground pay after four-day strike after workers condemn government’s back-to-work order as violation of their rights
Maduro activates Bolivarian National Militia in response to US “threats”, vowing to defend the country’s sovereignty and independence.
Mediators are awaiting Israel’s response after Hamas responded “positively” to the latest proposal for a 60-day ceasefire that may pave the way for a permanent truce.
Ukraine agreed to buy USD 90 billion worth of weapons from the US as part of “security guarantees” promised by the Europeans and the White House in the event of a Ukraine-Russia deal to end the war.
