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Iraq’s new prime minister Ali al‑Zaidi has formally taken office in Baghdad, pledging reforms.
German police hit and pepper-spray protesters as thousands gathered in Berlin to mark the 78th anniversary of the Nakba.
Taiwan stressed that it is a “sovereign and independent” nation
Military police in Bolivia arrested demonstrators, and used tear gas to disrupt road blockades after 11 days of protests
Tens of thousands marched through central London on Saturday at a far-right rally led by activist Tommy Robinson
Thousands of protesters marched through central London on Saturday to mark the 78th anniversary of the Nakba
Heavy ship traffic and rising regional tensions over one of the world’s most critical energy routes.
At least eight people have been killed after a freight train crashed into a public bus in Thailand.
Sixty-five people have died in a new Ebola outbreak in DR Congo's Ituri province with 246 suspected cases.
At least seven Palestinians were killed when Israeli air strikes hit a residential building and a vehicle in Gaza City.
UK artist Matthew Collings says his exhibition “Drawings Against Genocide” has been falsely depicted as anti-Semitic.
The "Soumoud 2" land convoy is preparing to leave Libya to bring aid to Gaza.
Members of Extinction Rebellion scaled the Eiffel Tower to hang a Palestinian flag for Nakba day.
US President Donald Trump concluded a two-day summit in Beijing with Chinese leader Xi Jinping.
Cubans lit fires in Havana’s streets to protest electricity blackouts.
78 years ago, 800,000 Palestinians were displaced by zionist militias. Today, their grandchildren are still refugees.
A group of Israeli settlers attacked Israeli rights activists in the occupied West Bank.
On May 15, Palestinians mark 78 years since the Nakba. The count of land Israel has taken keeps growing today.
Xi praised the new 'constructive and strategic' relationship with the US, before Trump concluded his China trip.
Nadim Bawalsa traces how early Palestinian migrants in Latin America forged national identity long before 1948.
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