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A United Nations Population Fund report recommended “reproductive autonomy” as a solution to global fertility rate decline, ...

Such is the silence that surrounds the mass displacement of Jews from the Arab world in the middle of the 20th century — a ...

The protest targeted a transnational company that plays a critical role in supplying F-35 fighter jet parts to Israel.

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The president also seemed to cast doubts on the possibility of talks leading to a pause in fighting between Israel and Iran.

Three events made Monday, 16 June a sobering moment for me. On that day, back in 1976, news filtered that the killer ...

I still remember the faint glow of a kerosene lamp in my childhood home. Growing up in rural Kenya, electricity seemed like a distant aspiration.

Across every inhabited continent, thousands are mobilising: marching, chanting, risking arrest, demanding justice for Gaza.

Unlike many of these regions, Israel did not expand through offensive wars. It was attacked upon its founding in 1948 and ...