Category: 2. Palestine

The Louvre Museum in Paris, France, reopened to the public on Wednesday after a jewellery heist prompted a three-day closure.

During the robbery, a band of thieves broke into the French capital’s iconic museum and stole eight items of jewellery…

Last week, Rep. Seth Moulton (D-MA) announced that he will stop accepting political donations from the American Israel Public Affairs Committee(AIPAC) and will return all the money that he has received from the lobbying group thus…

When seven Zimbabweans announced on October 4 that they were suing the Church of England for enabling the brutal abuse they suffered at the hands of John Smyth, a leading figure in its evangelical movement, their action was not only about justice…

Israel’s foreign minister recently said Israeli settlers are “the most law-keeping people on earth” and face punishment if they break the law. But settlers, often backed by the Israeli army, continue daily assaults on Palestinians…

The White House has begun tearing down parts of the East Wing to make way for President Trump’s new ballroom – although the project reportedly hasn’t yet received formal approval. Soraya Lennie explains.

New York City – In the Bronx’s Morrisania neighbourhood, you often hear a familiar refrain: “Mamdani, Mamdani, Mamdani”.

Home to a fast-growing West African community – including many new-immigrant Muslims – Morrisania is among many areas…