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The controversial decision by the streaming giant has raised questions about the influence of Israeli lobbying groups on the streaming platform’s decisions.

Israel’s allegations have raised concerns over a dangerous pretext for attacks on the press in Gaza —where 123 journalists have already been killed in a little over a year.

As global temperatures rise, glaciers retreat, rivers shift, and forests burn, some countries are confronting the new challenge of reshaped territorial boundaries.

Lebanon's education ministry has come under fire for not coming up with a feasible plan to keep children in school.

The tech giant has opened its new tool to developers worldwide, but can it really tackle the problem of misinformation and academic misuse?

A recently released Palestinian prisoner reveals in an exclusive interview how Israeli forces relentlessly abuse prisoners just to dehumanise them.

Sewell Setzer III, a 14-year-old from Florida, found solace in a chatbot named after Daenerys Targaryen until it drove him to take his own life.

Country’s prosecutor general resigns amid scandal over fake disability certificates that allowed thousands to dodge military service amid the war with Russia.

In the face of famine and war, 24-year-old Yousef Abu Rabee cultivated crops in Gaza, defying the Israeli blockade.

Israel has long shaped public opinion and foreign policy through propaganda, lobbying, and demonising Palestinians on the mainstream media. But with the rise of citizen journalism and social media, this narrative is now being challenged.

Vladimir Putin says that a new “global majority”, which has been slowly emerging under groups like BRICS, supports Moscow’s challenge against the US-led international order.

The future of Malaysia’s palm oil industry will depend on ensuring growth does not come at the expense of the country’s biodiversity or the livelihoods of smallholders.

Stealing Palestinian livestock is a key part of the settler playbook aimed at driving us off our land.

Staryi Saltiv, a frontline village in the Kharkiv region, fell under Russian control in the winter of 2022, but by the arrival of spring, the Ukrainian army took back its control. Now, Russian forces are closing in again.

Yahya Sinwar’s last act of defiance has given birth to a new Arabic phrase that embodies the Palestinian spirit of fighting till the end.

With an estimated 130,000 victims in squalid conditions, the Home Office struggles to address a backlog of 23,300 modern slavery cases.

Recent research reveals that more than two-thirds of Europeans are concerned about AI's potential to manipulate election outcomes, particularly in light of rising disinformation campaigns.

Meta's latest WhatsApp update allows its AI to remember user details and preferences. But are people ready for the potential data risks that come with this personalisation?

Over 30 countries seek to join BRICS to counter Western dominance, but for some nations balancing new alliances without straining existing ones is a key concern.

Keen to safeguard its economic interests in the region, Beijing has been pushing for calm. But China's influence regarding the conflict remains limited.

The Green Party candidate is gaining support among disillusioned and angry over the US's unwavering support for Israel's genocidal war on Palestinians.

Seven states known for their unpredictability and significant electoral votes are key to determining the outcome of the closely contested race​.

Academics argue that the world needs media literacy as the Western media is manufacturing consent for mass violence, with Gaza being the prime example.

While the presidential candidates pledge support to Israel’s security in slightly varying degrees, they have stark differences on the Ukraine war and their commitment to NATO.

Her sister and defence team are hoping that the US justice system will reconsider the case in light of the damning evidence her lawyer has found in Afghanistan.

The countries that were relatively richer prior to colonisation are now the poorest, and they are dependent on foreign aid while struggling to even pay off low-interest debts.

A new study analyses the profound psychological impact of Israel’s war on the Palestinian enclave, where hundreds of thousands have lost at least one parent or a child.

“The Western world seem to have this very Orientalist perception that Hamas and Palestinians are revolving around particular figures. That's not the case at all”.

Hamas leader lives and dies by his creed: resisting Israeli occupation and inspiring Palestinians facing one of the most challenging times in history.

Hopes of peace in the Caucasus are fast fading with the West’s reckless backing of Yerevan in its drive to procure weapons. How will Azerbaijan respond is the big question.

The escalating water crisis, if left unchecked, could undermine not only food security but also global stability, putting millions of lives at risk, a new report suggests.

Is this really a sustainable path, or just another gamble on controversial energy sources?

Seen as the brainchild behind the October 7 attack, the Hamas political leader has fought against Israeli occupation and aggression from his teenage years.

The erstwhile Soviet Union was a critical ally of North Korea during the Cold War.

The programme, which had a session that questioned the very existence of racism, came under the scanner because it did not have any Black staff.

Scholars argue that accepting the explorer as Jewish would reinforce the idea that “the same Jews” who destroyed native Americans are also destroying native Palestinians.