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Goodbye Gaza, facing forced displacement amid war
As Israel presses its invasion of Gaza City, one resident reflects on the unbearable reality of being forced from home during a genocide.
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Sara Awad
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WAR ON GAZA
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Spotlight
Denial in plain sight: Rights groups show evidence of Gaza genocide, Israel continues to reject it
After killing more than 64,000 Palestinians over the past two years, Tel Aviv argues the legal definition of genocide has been distorted by rights groups to target and vilify Israel.
By
Kazim Alam
Trump approved Navy SEAL mission that killed North Koreans and nearly sparked nuclear clash — NYT
A 2019 covert operation in North Korea went disastrously wrong when SEAL Team 6 failed to install a surveillance device to monitor Kim Jong-un and, instead, killed unarmed civilians, according New York Times.
How China is positioning itself as a defender of post-WWII order
While the Trump administration seeks to reshape the global order through tariffs and unilateral actions, China is showcasing itself, alongside Russia and North Korea, as ready to challenge US supremacy.
By
Murat Sofuoglu
Who are the Palestinian rights groups blacklisted by Washington for helping the ICC?
Al-Haq, PCHR, and Al-Mezan have long documented Israeli abuses; now the US is punishing them for helping the ICC pursue accountability.
By
Zeynep Conkar
Digital green transformation in energy boosts efficacy but may introduce new vulnerabilities: Report
In the race to build smart carbon-free grids, can efficiency be achieved without compromising security and stability?
Behind The Headlines
Xi, Putin, and the 150-year lifespan: Is science there yet?
In pictures: Thousands across Muslim nations celebrate Mawlid al-Nabi
‘This is a revolution’: How the Steel Dome reinvents Türkiye’s air defence
Esra Karataş Alpay
‘More than a single-issue movement’: How many factors triggered the violent protests in Indonesia
The Muslim-majority country has seen numerous protests since February, but the ongoing one is among the most significant outbreaks after years of frustrations piling up.
By
Murat Sofuoglu
Splintered Sudan: Why a parallel government is worse than a deadlocked war
The formation of a parallel government in Sudan by the paramilitary RSF and its allies portends grim possibilities for a nation already battling what is already the world's worst humanitarian crisis.
By
Emmanuel Oduor
Reporters indifferent to Israel's killing of journalists 'should be relegated to covering weddings'
Media analysts tell TRT World that Israel's mass assassination of journalists is intended to enforce a media blackout in Gaza, while lamenting the fact that many Western media outlets have failed to support besieged Palestinian journalists.
By
Noureldein Ghanem
Israel’s military is open to Gaza hostage deal but Netanyahu only wants to ‘finish’ Hamas
The Israeli prime minister’s refusal to negotiate a hostage swap deal with Hamas has once again raised questions about his priorities, as a growing number of protestors demand a deal to secure the hostages’ release.
By
Kazim Alam
Sumud Flotilla to Gaza: Bringing food and hope for hungry Palestinians despite Israel’s threat
Since 2010, Israel has intercepted or attacked every flotilla attempting to break the Gaza blockade in international waters, without facing any accountability.
By
Shereena Qazi
How Israel’s non-stop war is depriving Palestinians of sleep and leading to severe health issues
Doctors in the besieged enclave say hundreds of thousands, including children, are suffering from mental ailments due to lack of sleep amid the constant cacophony of war.
By
Haya Ahmed
Cycle of impunity: How Israel’s ‘investigations’ only help whitewash its own war crimes
The Netanyahu government has promised to investigate hundreds of civilian deaths and injuries, but internal probes rarely lead to accountability.
Spotlight
Esra Karataş Alpay
Türkiye puts Blue Homeland doctrine front and centre with Istanbul naval parade
5 min read
Sadiq S Bhat
US consumers and China's retailers brace for impact as Trump targets cheap imports
4 min read
Noureldein Ghanem
Israel is pursuing E1 plan and sees 'Eretz Israel' project achievable. Will anything stop Tel Aviv?
7 min read
Sadiq S Bhat
Minneapolis shooter's cryptic motives emerge — Anti-Trump, xenophobic: What we know so far
5 min read
Spotlight
Ex-Mossad chief Yossi Cohen is challenging Netanyahu. What does it mean for Israeli politics?
Known for his eventful stint as spy chief and key role in the Abraham Accords, the former spymaster is leveraging his security credentials to position himself as a ‘unifying’ figure in a deeply divided Israeli society.
The genetic legacy of war: How conflict shapes future generations in Gaza
New research in epigenetics reveals how the trauma, malnutrition, and exposure to toxins from decades of conflict in Gaza can leave marks not just on those who endure it, but on generations to come.
Mohammad Al-Zaqzouq
When the pillars break: What it means to be a father in Gaza
12 min read
Netizens slam 'Jesus lover' Valentina Gomez for Quran sacrilege, noting it mentions Jesus 25 times
4 min read
Mohammad Al-Zaqzouq
When the pillars break: What it means to be a father in Gaza
12 min read
Sadiq S Bhat
Fiery showdown at DNC over Gaza war as grassroots demand roll-call vote
5 min read
Mubashir Naik
‘Lawless law’: How India is using a controversial legislation to target Kashmiris and curb dissent
6 min read
Netizens slam 'Jesus lover' Valentina Gomez for Quran sacrilege, noting it mentions Jesus 25 times
4 min read
Mohammad Al-Zaqzouq
When the pillars break: What it means to be a father in Gaza
12 min read
Sadiq S Bhat
Fiery showdown at DNC over Gaza war as grassroots demand roll-call vote
5 min read
Ex-Mossad chief Yossi Cohen is challenging Netanyahu. What does it mean for Israeli politics?
Known for his eventful stint as spy chief and key role in the Abraham Accords, the former spymaster is leveraging his security credentials to position himself as a ‘unifying’ figure in a deeply divided Israeli society.
The genetic legacy of war: How conflict shapes future generations in Gaza
New research in epigenetics reveals how the trauma, malnutrition, and exposure to toxins from decades of conflict in Gaza can leave marks not just on those who endure it, but on generations to come.
Spotlight
Mohammad Al-Zaqzouq
When the pillars break: What it means to be a father in Gaza
12 min read
Netizens slam 'Jesus lover' Valentina Gomez for Quran sacrilege, noting it mentions Jesus 25 times
4 min read
Mohammad Al-Zaqzouq
When the pillars break: What it means to be a father in Gaza
12 min read
Sadiq S Bhat
Fiery showdown at DNC over Gaza war as grassroots demand roll-call vote
5 min read
Mubashir Naik
‘Lawless law’: How India is using a controversial legislation to target Kashmiris and curb dissent
6 min read
Netizens slam 'Jesus lover' Valentina Gomez for Quran sacrilege, noting it mentions Jesus 25 times
4 min read
Mohammad Al-Zaqzouq
When the pillars break: What it means to be a father in Gaza
12 min read
Sadiq S Bhat
Fiery showdown at DNC over Gaza war as grassroots demand roll-call vote
5 min read
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Esra Karataş Alpay
