Category: 1. Palestine

The far-right politician rallies supporters after being found guilty of embezzling European Parliament funds.

France’s far-right leader Marine Le Pen has called her conviction a “political decision” and promised to keep going after she was found guilty of embezzlement and banned from taking part in elections, including the 2027 presidential vote.

“I won’t give up,” Le Pen told flag-waving members of her National Rally party and supporters who packed the Place Vauban in Paris on…

Ozel urges President Erdogan to call early election ‘in November at the latest’ amid the largest antigovernment protests in the country in more than a decade.

Ozgur Ozel has been re-elected as leader of Turkiye’s main opposition Republican People’s Party (CHP) during an extraordinary convention in the capital, Ankara.

Ozel repeated on Sunday that he will keep fighting to free jailed Istanbul Mayor Ekrem Imamoglu and other mayors charged with engaging in corruption, aiding the outlawed…

By Robert Inlakesh

The fact that the UNSR on the occupied Palestinian territories remains in her position is a victory against a mountain of pro-Israel organizations.

Perhaps the most attacked official at the United Nations, Francesca Albanese has become one of the staunchest defenders of human rights inside occupied Palestine. Despite the countless…

Palestinian journalist Islam Miqdad, just 29 years old, has been killed today in an Israeli airstrike on Khan Younis, in southern Gaza. Her little son Adam was killed with her. The two were buried beneath the rubble of their home and tent—both destroyed in yet another attack that has become tragically routine.

Islam died with a heart full of longing. She had spent nearly two years waiting to reunite with her daughter Zina, who has been receiving treatment in Tunisia after…

The capital struggles as the Ndjili River overflows, leaving drivers stranded, and infrastructure collapses.

Heavy rains have triggered severe flooding from a key river in the Democratic Republic of the Congo capital Kinshasa, killing some 30 people and destroying homes and roads.

Provincial Health Minister Patricien Gongo provided the death toll on Sunday but stressed it was “provisional”.  Most of the fatalities in the deluge, he added, were caused by collapsing walls.

The Ndjili…