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American Arabs and Muslims had mixed reactions to Trump’s election win, with some worried about Gaza and a second Trump term, while others celebrated
Muslim Americans are increasingly prioritising the crisis in Gaza in their voting choices, with many considering third-party candidates over traditional options
Some US universities have chosen institutional neutrality rather than issuing statements on major global events like the Gaza War; °®Âþµº asked them why
Gaza Sunbirds, Palestine’s first ever para-cycling team, persist in their quest to compete internationally despite Israel's ongoing war on Gaza
Hundreds of students across America's colleges launched encampments in support of Gaza. We speak to students to find out what this solidarity means to them.
'More death, more destruction. Who can stop this? Please stop it now': A profile of the award-winning Palestinian poet Mosab Abu Toha who was abducted, blindfolded and taken for interrogation, then later released by Israeli forces earlier this week.
The unwillingness of the international community and its aid infrastructure to deliver vital resources to Afghanistan has plunged ordinary Afghans into destitution. Notwithstanding rhetorical support, the Afghan people are being forgotten.
While rich countries have ordered millions of vaccines to stop monkeypox within their borders, none have announced plans to share doses with Africa, where a more lethal form of monkeypox is spreading than in the West.
Tasnim Nazeer speaks to three US-based Uighurs who are fighting for the freedom of their family members in Xinjiang and have gone on record to speak to °®Âþµº about the injustices that they have faced.Â
Over six million new Covid-19 infections were reported globally in the week ending Tuesday as the highly-transmissible Omicron variant continues to spread across the world.