Category: 1. Palestine

As the US government imposed tariffs on goods from all other countries, President Donald Trump has asked Americans to “hang tough”.

But economists are warning of negative consequences for American households and businesses.

Georgetown University professor Michael Strain, who heads economic policy studies at the American Enterprise Institute, tells host Steve Clemons that “the…

South Korea’s ousted president Yoon Suk-yeol left the presidential residence for the final time on April 11, days after a court upheld his impeachment. Yoon, who greeted throngs of flag-waving supporters, will relocate to his private home in Seoul.

By Palestine Chronicle Staff  

According to a source cited in the report, “There’s no clarity on the (Israeli) objective,” and “Americans are getting impatient.”

The takeover of talks between Tel Aviv and Hamas by the Israeli premier’s closest aide, Ron Dermer, has had a “profound slowing effect on the discussions to resurrect the broken ceasefire,” and the United States is becoming impatient,

The US pulled out of the climate talks at the International Maritime Organization in London this week.

Countries at the United Nations shipping agency have struck a deal on a global fuel emissions standard for the maritime sector, which will impose an emissions fee on ships that breach it and reward vessels burning cleaner fuels.

The United States pulled out of the climate talks at the International Maritime Organization (IMO) in London this week, urging other countries to do the same and…

Osasuna believed Barcelona fielded an ineligible player in their defeat by the LaLiga leaders on March 27.

Osasuna have had their appeal dismissed over Barcelona fielding defender Inigo Martinez in their LaLiga match last month after he sat out Spain’s game through injury.

Osasuna filed the appeal with the Spanish football federation (RFEF), stating Barca should not have fielded Martinez over a technicality after he withdrew from the Spain squad for their Nations League games due to a…

Washington (Quds News Network)- More than 600 international students and recent graduates in the U.S. have had their visas revoked or their legal status changed by the State Department, according to newly compiled data from across the country. Some of these cases were linked to pro-Palestine activism, while others involved “minor crimes.”

The data, collected by Inside Higher Ed, shows that as of Thursday more than 100 colleges and universities have identified more than 600 cases…

By Palestine Chronicle Staff  

“The British government, through its biased policies, still bears legal and moral responsibility for what our people are suffering from in terms of daily massacres, a stifling siege, and systematic starvation.”

The Palestinian Resistance movement Hamas…

At a White House dinner back in 2011, Steve Jobs was asked by President Obama what it would take to build iPhones in the United States. Jobs knew where this was going. “Those jobs aren’t coming back,” he replied. Supply chains and ecosystems that sustain manufacturing of hi-tech products like the iPhone take years to get going. The skills, capabilities and relationships that are involved take even longer to develop. Factories cannot simply be picked up from one place and transplanted…