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As Israel continued to inflict violence on Palestinians, New York progressive Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez tapped in with her own comments.
Advocates of a unified local Islamic calendar for British muslims have hailed the partnership as 'historic'.
Big tech is trying to deplatform Palestinians
Comment: Palestinians aren't just resisting expulsion, but an aggressive campaign to silence them online, and a longstanding media effort to distort the reality of the occupation, writes Laura Albast.
Iran candidates register for presidential election
The country's supreme leader, Ayatollah Ali Khamenei, has in recent months urged for high turnout, expressing hope that this would encourage the ...
Instagram says Sheikh Jarrah posts removed by 'technical issue'
Activists had accused the social media giant of censoring their posts on Israel's forced removal of Palestinians in Jerusalem.
Daughter of detained British-Iranian lays blame on UK government
The daughter of an Iranian-British man jailed in Iran has taken to Twitter to blame the UK foreign ministry for his continued detention.
Shakeup in Iran’s presidential office after leaked tape
Changes have been made by President Hassan Rouhani following a leaked conversation featuring the Iranian foreign minister.
Dubai waiter jailed for viral fake TikTok video
A waiter in Dubai has been jailed after he edited gunshots into a video he uploaded to TikTok.
What's keeping Iranians on Clubhouse all night long?
Comment: For Iranians tired of one-dimensional 'likes', persistent trolls, and absent audiences, Clubhouse has fostered a new kind of more ...
Michael Gove in Israel to 'consider vaccine passport choices'
Whitehall said Michael Gove's visit to Israel is 'purely Covid-related,'
US sanctions 'disrupts Google services' in Syria
US sanctions in Syria are preventing access to Google Play and limiting functionality of other apps, like YouTube.
Egypt killed three suspects in jihadist murder of Copt
Egypt's interior ministry said Monday it killed three "terrorist elements" in the Sinai Peninsula.
Western powers condemn attacks in Kurdish Iraq: statement
"Together, our governments will support the government of Iraq's investigation into the attacks to ensure that those responsible will be held ...
Iran spy TV show ignites controversy for second season
Uncut scenes of the second season of an Iranian TV show posted online pushed viewers to suspect censorship from the government.
Clubhouse: Overrated and generally misused
Does Clubhouse have the staying power to go beyond a pandemic fad? Ragheb Malli is not so sure.
Surveillance fears after Clubhouse app takes Saudi by storm
The new invite-only audio app Clubhouse has created a space for Saudi users to discuss topics deemed sensitive, but at the cost of surveillance.
Oman blocks audio chat Clubhouse app
Clubhouse app is not accessible anymore in Oman, whose government cut the access over a license issue
Pop video featuring US porn star sparks Iran arrests
Iranian authorities have arrested multiple music producers connected to Sasy, a California-based Iranian pop singer who featured Alexis Texas, ...
Pakistan blocks TikTok for second time over 'immoral content'
Popular video sharing app TikTok has been blocked in Pakistan once again over concerns of immoral content.
Alleged kidnapping of activist's son provokes stir in Iraq
Ayoub Al-Khazraji has criticised authorities for covering up the kidnapping of his son at the hands of Iraq's powerful militia groups.
Russia disrupting Twitter over 'illegal' content
Russia has put Western tech giants like Facebook and Twitter under increasing pressure for failing to take down calls to participate in ...
Surveillance fears after Clubhouse app takes Saudi by storm
Clubhouse has given way to unbridled debates about a variety of topics deemed sensitive in Saudi Arabia, but users fear surveillance in the ...
MENA women shake region out of sexual harassment silence
Women from Morocco, to Egypt, Iran and Kuwait took their countries by storm in the past year through social media to break the silence on sexual ...
'Lula' convictions dismissed; could run again in Brazil
Luiz Inácio Lula da Silva’s convictions for corruption have been thrown out by a judge, opening a path to run for office again.
The app allows Muslim worshippers to invite friends to pray with them.
Critics accuse Hamas of attempting to roll back women's rights.
Expatriates in Dubai are failing to find love, with some put off by ostentatious displays of wealth.
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