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In-depth: Cannabis legalisation in Morocco could provide economic opportunity, dependant upon Europe, party politics, and upcoming elections.
Comment: After a year-long hiatus Algeria's Hirak is back on the streets, and this time is fortified by widespread industrial action and more ambitious demands, writes Malia Bouattia.
Syrian opposition activists express solidarity with Sheikh Jarrah Palestinians
The message expressed support for their struggle and highlighted the similarities in the fights for freedom.
The Iraq Report: Anti-Iran protests over Karbala killing
Anti-Iran protests are mounting in a 'prelude to a summer of discontent and violence,' as Iraq is the staging ground for direct talks between ...
Palestinians threatened by digital monitoring, censorship: report
The report, "#Hashtag Palestine 2020" provides an overview of violations occurring during a year in which Covid-19 turned Palestine upside down.
Greta says events in Israel, Palestine ‘devasting to follow’
The Swedish environmental activist said she is "against any form of violence or oppression from anyone".
Iranian gay man murdered by own family
The family of Alireza Monfared, 20, reportedly murdered him after finding out his sexual orientation on his military exemption card.
Algeria to ban unauthorised protests in 'new crackdown'
Demonstrations in Algeria have continued, as the Hirak protest movement demands seeks deep changes in the country.
Palestinian priest urges Christians to protect Jerusalem's Al-Aqsa Mosque
A Palestinian Catholic priest has called on Christians to protect the Al-Aqsa Mosque after Israeli forces injured hundreds of Muslim worshippers ...
Israeli settlers barricade themselves in Sheikh Jarrah home
Israeli settlers have steel-proofed a home belonging to the Al-Ghawi family of Sheikh Jarrah, while Israeli Knesset members stormed the ...
Palestinian-Israelis join protests as Israel ramps up Jerusalem violence
Palestinian citizens of Israel have taken part in demonstrations in Haifa and Nazareth.
Iran protests Iraqi raid on diplomatic site
Protesters set fire to trailers belonging to Iran's consulate in Karbala following the murder of activist Ehab Wazni.
Iraqi reporter seriously wounded day after activist's killing
Journalist Ahmed Hassan was shot, in the latest attack against anti-government activists in Iraq.
UK activists protest Syrian refugee returns to Danish ambassador
Syrian activists and their supporters have met the Danish ambassador to the UK to protest threatened deportations of refugees to areas around ...
Iraqi activist's killing sparks protests against impunity
A leading Iraqi anti-government activist was killed early Sunday.
#SaveSheikhJarrah social media campaign gains global support
Activists are using the hashtag #SaveSheikhJarrah to raise awareness about Israel's forced expulsion of Palestinians from their homes in East Jerusalem.
'Religious extremists' suspected in Maldives assassination bid
Two people have been arrested in connection with the assassination attempt on former president Mohamed Nasheed.
Film Review: Our Memory Belongs To Us
Film Review: Rami Farah and Signe Byrge Sørensen’s new documentary, premiered at CPH:DOX, documents the emotionally intense reunion of three ...
The Present: A tragic exposé of everyday Israeli occupation
Film Review: Farah Nabulsi's Oscar-nominated short-film documents the everyday dehumanisation of Palestinians under a torturous occupation. ...
Algeria claims strikes exploited by 'subversive' plots
Algeria on Thursday blamed subversive movements for increasing protests by trade unions.
Jordan sanctions Syria activist for 'illegal activities’
Jordan has moved Syrian activist Hasna al-Hariri to Azraq Camp for her unspecified "illegal activities”.
Sheikh Jarrah court date arrives amid more Palestinian injuries
The families were given until Thursday to reach an agreement with settlers, but this seems improbable, based on statements from residents and ...
Saudi Arabia's produce ban sends Lebanon a political message
In-depth: Saudi Arabia's decision to ban Lebanese produce comes as the country is experiencing the worst economic crisis in its modern history.
Why the local also matters this Ramadan
Comment: This Ramadan, let's address issues close to home, such as supporting victims of racist policies and policing, writes Malia Bouattia.
The 45-year-old doctor was sentenced for 'offending Islam' and insulting the president.
Journalists in Yemen remain among the world's most endangered.
Abdelmadjid Tebboune urged the government to create dialogue to appease Algerian social anger.
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