Who is “Madleen”, the woman for whom the aid ship approaching Gaza is named
The aid ship sailing towards Gaza has been named after the enclave’s first and only fisherwoman named Madleen Kulab.
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Gaza aid flotilla nearing a “place under siege”
Yasemin Acar, on board the Gaza aid flotilla Madleen, talks about when they hope to reach Gaza’s “territorial waters”.
AI surveillance crackdown in the US
Is there a shift in the digital surveillance of ordinary people?
Deploying troops is “too much power into the hands of one man”
Attorney Robert Patillo compares Trump’s crackdown on LA protests to tactics used by autocratic regimes.
ICE raids in Los Angeles a rush “to deport one million in a year”
Nayna Gupta of American Immigration Council says US authorities go after non-citizens to rack up their arrest numbers.
France honours veterans on 81st anniversary of D-Day
Thousands gathered in Normandy for the 81st D-Day anniversary, honouring the WWII invasion.
Kilmar Abrego Garcia back in the US, facing charges
Kilmar Abrego Garcia, the man mistakenly deported from the US to El Salvador, has been returned to the US.
Peruvian police seize 5.5 tonnes of drugs in major raid
Peruvian police showcased 5.5 tonnes of seized drugs after a large anti-narcotics operation.
World’s tallest railway bridge links Kashmir Valley to India
India’s PM Narendra Modi inaugurated the world’s tallest railway bridge in Jammu and Kashmir.
Nine Palestinians killed as Gaza aid distribution centres again close
Officials say at least nine more Palestinians were killed trying to reach aid distribution sites in Rafah.
Muslims in Gaza mark Eid amid mourning and destruction
As Israeli attacks continue, Muslims in Gaza mark another Eid al-Adha with prayers among ruins.
“No winners, only losers” in Trump-Musk feud
A GOP civil war is brewing between Donald Trump and Elon Musk, with no winners in sight, says political analyst Eric Ham
Israel attacks Beirut suburbs on eve of Eid
Israeli air attacks hit buildings in neighbourhoods across southern Beirut on Thursday.
New Gaza aid ship revives painful memories of Israeli raid on Mavi Marmara
The Madleen, a new Gaza aid ship, revives memories of 2010’s deadly raid. Jamal Elshayyal reflects on its lasting impact
New Zeland Maori MPs suspended for parliamentary haka protest
Three Maori Party MPs were suspended from New Zealand’s Parliament for performing a haka in protest of legislation.
Six pilgrims sail from UK to Saudi Arabia for Hajj
Six British Muslims sailed from the UK to Saudi Arabia for 59 days to reach the holy city of Mecca for Hajj.
Getting food in Gaza has become “like the Hunger Games”
James Elder, UNICEF spokesperson, warns of deadly risks Palestinians face seeking aid in Gaza and calls for urgent safe
‘You are not alone’, diplomat tells Palestinians after UN vote
"You are not alone", diplomat tells Palestinians after UN vote vetoed by US.
Trump’s new travel ban: What we know
US President Donald Trump has signed a travel ban blocking entry to the US for nationals of 12 countries.
Drones used as “scare tactic” on Gaza Freedom Flotilla
Yasemin Acar, on board the Madleen flotilla, talks about the potentially deadly intimidation tactics they’re faced with.