Category: 1. Palestine

Occupied Jerusalem (Quds News Network)- Mike Huckabee, the new U.S. Ambassador to Israel, broke into Al-Aqsa mosque along with Israeli settlers and performed rituals at the mosque’s Al-Buraq Wall on Friday. That came just one day after he arrived in the occupation state to assume his post.

Huckabee placed a handwritten note into the cracks of the wall, a long-standing zionist tradition at the occupied site. He said the message came directly from U.S. President Donald…

Bangkok, Thailand – As Myanmar slowly recovers from the magnitude 7.7 earthquake that killed thousands in March, an even greater catastrophe continues to shape the nation’s future – this one man-made.

Myanmar remains gripped by a civil war and after four years of fighting the military regime finds itself increasingly encircled.

But the impact of the earthquake could prove decisive for the conflict in the coming year.

Striking in Myanmar’s central Sagaing Region on March 28, the

Block on removal of migrants without due process sets up the possibility of another challenge by the Trump administration to the power of the courts.

The United States Supreme Court has ordered a temporary halt on the deportation of two Venezuelan men using the antique wartime law invoked previously by the administration of President Donald Trump to send hundreds of people to El Salvador.

The country’s top court issued the order to pause the deportation of the men in immigration custody…

RAMALLAH, West Bank (PNN/ — 

Israeli authorities on Monday barred Palestinian Prime Minister Mohammad Shtayyeh from conducting a scheduled field tour in several towns across the occupied West Bank, the Palestinian Authority’s Wall and Settlement Resistance Commission said.

The Prime Minister had planned to visit the towns of Duma and Qusra in the Nablus governorate, as well as Burqa and Deir Dibwan in the Ramallah and al-Bireh area. The Commission condemned the…

The humanoid robots were no match for human rivals as they made their half-marathon debut in the Chinese capital.

Humans took the lead over robots and kept it easily as they raced to victory at Beijing’s Yizhuang half-marathon.

Thousands of runners joined 21 humanoid robot rivals in a world-first 21km (13 miles, 352 yards) challenge in the Chinese capital on Saturday.

But not every bot was up to the task. One collapsed moments after the starting gun and lay motionless for minutes before…