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Christchurch attack: A continuation of Indigenous genocide?

The killing of 51 Muslims in Christchurch three years ago is rooted in New Zealand's historical genocide of Indigenous people, writes Randa Abdel

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Randa Abdel-Fattah

14 March, 2022
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Diplomacy remains the only option in Ukraine

Putin's war against Ukraine has united America and its allies, but there's no reason to think that righteousness will bring an end to bloodshed. The

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Jeffrey D. Sachs

15 March, 2022
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Putin's war is damaging the developing world

Russia's invasion of Ukraine has caused increases in oil and food prices, harming developing countries struggling to recover from the pandemic

Jayati Ghosh

Jayati Ghosh

13 March, 2022
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The UK is turning a blind eye to Israel's cyber war crimes

Israel's reputation as a 'start-up nation' is built on the testing of cyber-weapons against Palestinians. The UK Home Office must not be complicit in

Ben Jamal

Ben Jamal

11 March, 2022
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Only Turkey can bridge the NATO-Russian divide. Here's why

In midst of Russia's war on Ukraine, Turkey has crafted a delicate balance in relations between Russia and NATO. If maintained, it would allow Turkey

Ufuk Necat Tasci

Ufuk Necat Tasci

10 March, 2022
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US ignores Amnesty Israel 'apartheid' report at its peril

Failing to hold American partners to account for human rights abuses emboldens them to continue with bad behaviour, forcing Washington to defend them

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Trita Parsi

14 February, 2022
Opinion
In Brief

Ghani's sacking shows Muslims shouldn't have faith in Tories

The sacking of Nusrat Ghani from the cabinet over her "Muslimness" is symptomatic of the Islamophobia of the Conservative party, and reaffirms that

Dr Zahid Chauhan

Zahid Chauhan

06 February, 2022
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In Yemen, Houthis and the UAE are both on the wrong side

The recent Houthi attack on Abu Dhabi should not be welcomed by those who oppose the UAE's foreign policy. Nevertheless, the UAE urgently needs to

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Yasser Abu Hilala

28 January, 2022
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North Africa's online journalists fights for survival

North African online journalists forged courageous new paths for their profession since the Arab uprising began ten years ago, yet today they are

Elisa Pierandrei

Elisa Pierandrei

08 December, 2021
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