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By prioritising tokenism over action, the WHO reflects the Global North's arrogance in responding to Mpox, leaving Africans to suffer, says Beauty Dhlamini.

To end civilian suffering in Ukraine and Gaza, the UK must quit its double standards and apply international humanitarian law equally, writes Yasmine Ahmed.

Bangladesh has entered a new era, celebrating independence from Hasina's regime. Its future now rests in the hands of its students, writes Shamim Chowdhury.

The online schism between Black and Palestinian activists is manufactured, and ignores a shared, interconnected struggle for liberation, says Momodou Taal.

For reactionary pundits like Bari Weiss and Ben Shapiro, trolling is invaluable currency. But, beyond the façade, what really drives them, asks Yoav Litvin.

Backed by the Algerian military, Tebboune's election win is a mere formality, further accelerating Algeria's authoritarian slide, writes Abdelkader Cheref.

The tragedy of Gaza's polio epidemic lies in its preventability; however, Israel's weaponisation of water and vaccines has been severe, writes Alex Foley.

By stoking racial tensions against Kamala Harris, Trump's MAGA coalition has doubled down on civil war-like politics, argues Aicha el Basri.

After 60 years of living separate lives on the same island, it's time Greek and Turkish Cypriots embrace their independence, writes Fahri Zihni.

The UK far-right looks to goad minority communities into a reaction to twist the media narrative. Sangita Myska is determined to stop this from happening.