What began in 1948 has become something even darker. On this anniversary, we call it al-Ibādah – the Destruction.
Seventy-seven years ago, my grandfather was forced from his home. Now I’m reliving the same trauma in the ruins of Gaza.
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Teaching boys how to deal with anger is critical to stopping the spiral that ends up in violence.
By supporting Palestine’s UN admission, he can unlock regional stability, economic growth – and a lasting legacy.
I spent 22 days in Gaza. I saw so much death and destruction but also unbelievable courage, compassion and dedication.
The BJP whipped up war fervour in the aftermath of the Pahalgam attack. Now it cannot ‘disappoint’ with peace.
US president may have excluded Israel from his pursuit of megadeals in the Gulf, but he remains a committed supporter
In the aftermath of Operation Sindoor, India’s image as a regional hegemon has frayed.
We hope to see in the new pope a father who will stand by our side and protect us from oppression.
The most difficult aspect of the famine in Gaza is having to explain it to little children.
Honour Francis’s vision for 2025 by cancelling unjust debts and funding climate action in the Global South.
A flawed settlement may stop the war, but it could leave Ukraine divided and under foreign control for years to come.
Eastern Europe’s love affair with Trump runs deep – but economic fallout may soon cool the romance.
It stands up to the Trump administration’s sweeping demands, but bows to those of its own billionaire donors.
