Bassem Khandakji: a cultural front that transcends captivity
Together with other prominent Palestinian prisoners, Khandakji came to represent a combative cultural and intellectual front, forging an anti-colonial counter-knowledge from within the prisons that transcended its walls.
Saudi Arabia pushes UAE allies out of eastern Yemen
The United Arab Emirates has recently suffered its first clear defeat in a direct power contest with Saudi Arabia in eastern Yemen.
IOF escalates abuse against Palestinian women prisoners in Damon
These assaults form part of a broader deterioration in detention conditions, which prisoners say continue to worsen.
Five years of coercion: What did Caesar do to Syrians?
Few comprehensive studies have been conducted of the humanitarian toll that sanctions, especially those vastly strengthened through the US-imposed Caesar Act, have taken on the Syrian people amid an already devastating war.
Ahmad Al-Abed: The occupation is battling a suicide crisis among its genocidal ranks
Over 10,000 soldiers are currently receiving mental health treatment, while 3,769 have been officially recognized as suffering from PTSD.
The aborted resurrection of French diplomacy
Too late and not good enough is likely the way Macron’s diplomacy will be remembered, should it ever be remembered, regarding the urgency of the situation in Gaza confronted with the first genocide of the 21st century.
Syria’s healthcare near collapse as shortages, staff losses mount
Collapsing infrastructure, shortages of medicine and supplies, dwindling qualified staff, and the closure of medical facilities are pushing Syria’s healthcare system to the brink.
In the shadows of war: Saudi Arabia executes 200 and counting
The rising execution rate is linked to the regime’s effort to suppress dissent ahead of full normalization with Israel.