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The ceasefire did what it was meant to do – make Gaza invisible

Eman Abu Zayed When rumours about a ceasefire started circulating in October, it felt like a distant dream. We clung to any thread of hope, even...

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Why I am on hunger strike in solidarity with Pal Action detainees

Mansoor Adayfi I know this road. I have its map etched into my bones. I carry scars that won’t heal without justice, without accountability. I...

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The world is still failing its children. We can change that in 2026

Inger Ashing As we enter 2026, one truth is impossible to ignore: children around the world are facing their greatest levels of need in modern...

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Here is to a quarter century of US military havoc

Belén Fernández The year 2025 has come to an end, and along with it, the first quarter of the 21st century. Reflecting on the course of the past 25...

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As the world welcomes a new year, we, in Gaza, dread what it will bring

Qasem Waleed Another year has passed, and life in Gaza is still trapped between Israel’s killing machine and the growing indifference of the world....

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UK still counting the cost 10 years on from Brexit vote

Mohamed Chebaro Regardless of how hard some in the UK try to pretend Brexit was a necessary step toward sovereignty, territorial integrity and the...

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Indo–Pakistan Relations: The Cost of Permanent Hostility

Air Marshal (Retd) Shahid Akhtar Alvi It is a tragic reality that many young people today have grown up seeing the seven decades of managed...

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How 2026 will shape the Middle East for the next decade

Riad Kahwaji Several anticipated developments in the coming year will make 2026 a decisive year, one that will witness events and shifts shaping...

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Alaa Abdelfattah and Britain’s selective outrage

Ahmed Najar The intensity of the current backlash against Alaa Abdelfattah in Britain is striking – not because it reflects a renewed concern for...

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China’s latest 5-year plan will be watched by the world

Andrew Hammond The coming year will surely have some significant surprises in store, both politically and economically. However, one relatively...

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Why is it that the UK government can’t define Islamophobia?

James Renton In February, the United Kingdom government appointed a working group to provide a definition of “anti-Muslim hatred/Islamophobia”,...

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