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Bombed, starved and besieged, Palestinian residents of Yarmouk refugee camp now face being permanently displaced as the Assad regime expropriates their homes.
Book Club: Massoud Hayoun's intimate memoir weaves family history with politics in a powerful exploration of Arab Jewish identity.
Freedom of speech and the exceptional case of Palestine
Comment: Too many 'progressives' are unwilling to extend their anti-racist and anti-colonial values to support for Palestine, writes Randa Abdel-Fattah.
Long-Bailey slipped up, but exporting Israeli violence is unacceptable
Comment: Sacking Long-Bailey for making a factual mistake about an otherwise verified practice is a low-down attempt to punish Labour's left, ...
UN rights council to investigate systemic racism following protests
UNHRC will investigate systemic racism and discrimination against Black people, stopping short of a more intensive investigation singling out ...
We need real solidarity, not Keir Starmer's empty gestures
Comment: Given Labour leader Keir Starmer's track record of complicity with repressive policing and state racism, taking a knee is an empty gesture, writes Malia Bouattia.
Iran boosts Venezuela ties with new coronavirus aid shipment
Venezuela's Planning Minister Ricardo Menendez said Iran gave vital medical supplies and testing kits to help Venezuela against its fight ...
Nigel Farage compares anti-racist movement to the Taliban
Farage has compared BLM activists to the Taliban.
How Palestine solidarity became a litmus test in Germany
Comment: Germany's attempt to muzzle thinker and philosopher Achille Mbembe on the grounds of anti-semitism amounts to an extension of Israeli ...
Khamenei posts picture showing pro-Iran leaders praying in Jerusalem
Social media users were quick to ridicule Iran's latest propaganda content - a painting of an imagined gathering of Iran-backed leaders at the ...
'True friend' China helps Algeria battle coronavirus
With 1,171 officially declared cases, including 105 deaths, Algeria is worse hit than its North African neighbours Tunisia and Morocco, and its ...
Palestinian Cinema in the Days of Revolution
Book Club: Nadia Yaqub's Palestinian Cinema in the Days of Revolution delves into the political dynamics of Palestinian film.
It's not Extinction Rebellion that's the problem, it's Prevent
Comment: Criticism of Prevent for briefly including Extinction Rebellion misses the point - it's a racist, scheme that fosters fear and ...
Iran warns UK ambassador against 'interference'
Iran signalled it could expel Britain's ambassador in case of further "interference" in its affairs.
Hezbollah uses Soleimani's killing to shore up shaken legitimacy
In-depth: Qasem Soleimani's killing is allowing ruling elites in Lebanon, including Hezbollah and its allies, to shift the conversation away ...
Algerian interior minister calls protesters 'traitors and homosexuals'
Algeria Interior Minister Salahedine Dahmoune has called protesters opposed to controversial presidential elections 'traitors, mercenaries, and homosexuals' sparking outrage and a trolling war on Twitter.
Pompeo casts international law aside on Israeli settlement policy
Comment: The US' decision to no longer deem Israeli settlements illegal is just the latest example of the Trump administration's rogue-state ...
There's no Islamophobia in the Tory party
Comment: You can't root out something that you view as an attribute, a value and a pre-requisite for becoming prime minister, writes Ruqaya ...
Merkel hails democracy, freedom, unless of course, you're Egyptian
Comment: Europe has ignored Morsi's murder by an Egyptian regime that they continue to lavish, writes Sam Hamad.
Russia accuses US of 'banditry' in guarding Syria's oil
Russia's defence ministry slammed Washington's most recent U-turn in Syria, describing the move to protect Syria's oil fields as 'international ...
US to send reinforcements to Syria oil fields
If realised, the move would be the first time US troops with armoured vehicles enter Syria.
Stop holding Muslim women to impossible standards
Comment: Labour parliamentary candidate Faiza Shaheen's religion and ethnic background apparently make her partly responsible for anything ...
Turkey sanctions signal Trump's weakness as impeachment looms
Comment: Trump's decision to withdraw troops from Syria and sanction Turkey has exposed a weak US president with little diplomatic credibility, ...
We Need New Stories by Nesrine Malik
Book Club: Journalist Nesrine Malik takes what considers to be the six most influential myths behind our age of discontent' and aims to ...
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