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Tens of thousands of people have signed a petition demanding that Clause 9 of the UK Nationality and Borders Bill be removed. The clause allows the British government to strip an individual of their citizenship without notice.
Christmas trees are being removed from shopping centres and town squares in Kuwait as Islamist MPs share their anger at what they term as 'un-Islamic displays,' while others are expressing sadness for the disregard of the Kuwaiti Christian community.
In the fight for gender equality in the MENA region, not only do young Arab feminist women have to confront the misogyny from the state and society, but from male allies and other pseudo-feminists too, writes Tharwa Boulifi.
Comment: Biden's huge and no-strings attached arms deal with Egypt suggests that his tough campaign rhetoric on Sisi might have been little more than just that, writes Sam Hamad.
At least two foreign students died last week in Russia's bombing of Ukrainian cities. Thousands more remain stranded in Ukraine.
Beijing continues its tirade against Uyghur and Turkic peoples through its systematic campaign of genocide. Yet its tentacles have since extended abroad, where those who have successfully fled persecution now face extradition back to China.
British-Iranian national Anoosheh Ashoori has announced that he will start a hunger strike to protest his continued detention in Iran.
Lebanese novelist Jabbour Douaihy died on 23 July at the age of 72, leaving behind a rich literary legacy grounded in the reality of life in Lebanon and in the experiences of those who lived through the country's devastating civil war.
Despite promises of securing their safety after they served the US government, Afghan interpreters face tough obstacles in getting visas to the US. Human rights groups, veterans and politicians are speaking up. Will that be enough?
Non-residents have been banned from entering the embattled East Jerusalem neighbourhood, where Palestinians face being forcibly expelled from their homes.