Last month the University of Leeds made the decision to divest from three companies which were found to be complicit in the violation of Palestinian human rights
Are Massive Protests Sudan’s ‘Arab Spring’?
Rising prices, shortages of basic commodities and a cash crisis have driven protesters to the streets
3.5 Million People Flee Homes Across Yemen
(Middle East Monitor) – Around 3.5 million people across Yemen have fled their homes due to the conflict in the country, the head of Turkish Red Crescent said on Friday. Speaking to Anadolu Agency in Yemen’s southern city of Lahij, Kerem Kinik said: “Two-thirds of the overall population have been struggling with food insecurity and […]
“Dangerous!:” Israel Denounces Trump’s withdrawal from Syria
Syrian Kurds also protest “Stab in the Back”
Israeli PM Netanyahu’s Son Banned from Facebook after Call to Expel 2 mn. Muslims
He also called for “avenging the deaths” of two Israeli soldiers killed last week and the expulsion of Palestinians
Palestine: Two Schools Evacuated as Israeli Gunman Fires in Air Outside
What Settler Colonialism Looks like, Day in and Day Out
Are Saudi Students Ready for Kant and Heidegger? Ban on Philosophy Ends
Saudi Arabia previously did not include philosophy on the curriculum, a decision based on several fatwas (rulings) issued by senior muftis
Yemeni Mothers forced to Choose Which Child Starves: Aid Group
The conflict and ensuing economic collapse have left nearly 16 million people in urgent need of food aid
When Bin Salman Killed Khashoggi, he Killed his Futuristic Megacity, ‘Neom,’ Too
The concept was to create a start-up city founded on cutting-edge technologies from robotics to artificial intelligence.
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