Columbia University agrees to rules making teaching “Impossible”
Prof. Khalidi warns Columbia’s Trump-era deal curbs academic freedom, making key topics “impossible to teach.”
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Ghana helicopter crash kills defence, environment ministers
A helicopter crash in Ghana's Ashanti region killed the country's defence and environment ministers.
Floating lanterns for peace on 80th anniversary of Hiroshima bombing
Hundreds gathered near the Atomic Bomb Dome in Hiroshima to mark 80 years since the US dropped an atomic bomb.
Wildfire in southern France rages as firefighters battle for control
A wildfire in southern France has burned an estimated 13,000 hectares, about the total for the entire country last year.
Connected and Alone
We’re constantly online, but more disconnected than ever.
Israeli settlers block Gaza-bound aid trucks
Israeli settlers attacked an aid convoy for the second time in days, delaying 30 trucks from Jordan on their way to Gaza
Military targets among civilians don’t justify attacks on Gaza
Political commentator Peter Beinart says the presence of military targets in civilian areas of Gaza or Israel does not j
Israel shows starving captives to accuse Hamas of hunger crisis
Israel is trying to send a message that Hamas starves people by using images of captives on billboards in Times Square.
President of Egypt accuses Israel of ‘systematic genocide’
Egyptian President Abdel Fattah el-Sisi has accused Israel of carrying out a “systematic genocide” in Gaza.
Major flooding in Hong Kong as highest weather warning issued
Record-breaking rains flooded parts of Hong Kong, as the city recorded its highest August rainfall since 1884.
Schoolboy makes Hiroshima bombing personal for Peace Park visitors
In Hiroshima’s Peace Park, a young guide helps visitors grasp the impact of the world’s first nuclear bombing.
Covering 14 years of Syria
Zeina Khodr takes us through 14 years of reporting on Syria.
One year on, protesters celebrate fall of Sheikh Hasina
Thousands rallied in Bangladesh to mark one year since protests forced former Prime Minister Sheikh Hasina to resign.
USAID cuts ‘compounded Sudan’s humanitarian situation’
USAID provided financial assistance and “technical expertise” to Sudan, and cutting it has worsened the humanitarian.
Brazil’s former President Bolsonaro placed under house arrest
Supporters of Brazil’s former President Bolsonaro gathered outside his home after he was put under house arrest.
Who’s seeking asylum in Europe today?
The EU’s asylum map is shifting. Many applicants now prefer Spain, but fewer people are applying.
Demands for justice on fifth anniversary of deadly Beirut port blast
Hundreds gathered in Beirut to mark five years since the deadly port explosion that killed over 218 people.
Commuters flee New Jersey train after fire breaks out
Passengers fled a smoke-filled carriage after a fire broke out beneath a train at Newport Station in Jersey City, US.
Palestinians return to Gaza’s al-Zeitoun after 45-day Israeli assault
A neighbourhood in Gaza has been left in ruins after a 45-day Israeli military operation that flattened homes.
Deadly Moscow concert hall attack suspects appear in court for trial
Suspects accused of being involved in the 2024 shooting attack in a Moscow concert hall are in court.