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UN: Israeli occupation prolongs 'immense pain'
  The UN’s human rights chief on Tuesday called for an end to the Israeli occupation and warned that maintaining it would cause “prolongation of immense pain” for both Palestine and Israel.   Speaking at the UN Human Rights Council’s 35th session in Geneva, the United Nations High Commissioner for Human Rights... More
Jan 14, 2026
Gaza still faces electricity crisis despite reconciliation
  Many Palestinians in Gaza were hopeful that life conditions would improve after a reconciliation agreement between rival groups Hamas, Gaza's rulers, and Fatah, which governs over the West Bank.   But electricity in Gaza is still being rationed to four hours per day, three weeks after the deal. It had originally... More
Jan 14, 2026
Australian Muslims enter politics
  Muslim leaders in Australia have announced plans to form a political party to fight what they say is a growing Islamophobia.   The move came as the leader of a Christian party demanded an immediate halt to Muslim immigration to Australia, saying that Muslims were beginning to dominate some communities.   Shaykh... More
Jan 14, 2026
Italy refugee crisis: Gangs running child prostitution rings
  by Laurence Lee   My team and I first came to cover the G7 talks, in which US President Donald Trump successfully fended off an Italian proposal for all the countries at the table to treat the refugee crisis in the Mediterranean Sea as a humanitarian emergency.   But we then stayed... More
Jan 14, 2026
HRW: Greece failing to protect lone refugee children
  Greek authorities on Lesbos Island have failed to protect unaccompanied children from abuse by placing them in refugee camps with unrelated adults, says Human Rights Watch (HRW).   By misidentifying the children and classifying them as adults, Greek authorities have left the children vulnerable to abuse, sexual exploitation and human trafficking,... More
Jan 14, 2026
Turkish aid campaigns open doors worldwide
  Turkish aid campaigns worldwide will open new doors in political, commercial, and diplomatic ties, as well as human affairs, according to the head of Turkey's Disaster and Emergency Management Authority (AFAD).   Speaking to Anadolu Agency in the Mediterranean resort of Antalya, Mehmet Gulluoglu said that his agency is operating hand-in-hand... More
Jan 14, 2026
Kashmir's forgotten collective past
  Over the past several weeks, dozens of Muslim protesters have been killed and injured in violence which has rocked the Kashmir Valley.   The problem which sparked the most recent violent protests in Kashmir centers on the issue of land allocation for Hindu pilgrims who were planning to visit the cave... More
Jan 14, 2026
How Mossad carries out assassinations
  The killing of 35-year-old Palestinian scientist Fadi al-Batsh in the Malaysian capital Kuala Lumpur has taken the wraps off a covert programme of targeted killings of Palestinians deemed a threat by Israel.   Al-Batsh studied electrical engineering in Gaza before going on to earn a PhD in the same subject in... More
Jan 14, 2026
UN: Record 141 million people need aid
  A record 141 million people across 37 countries will need humanitarian assistance this year, the UN said on Wednesday.   The UN Office for the Coordination of Humanitarian Affairs (OCHA) said an international aid appeal for 2017 had risen to $23.5 billion, but said plans to help over 100 million people... More
Jan 14, 2026
Yemenis resort to burning firewood and rubbish to cook food
  When Yahia al-Amari's three gas cylinders ran dry, he scoured the entire Yemeni capital to find a place where he could refill them.   The 50-year-old walked to nearly every petrol station in Sanaa last month, hoping to find enough fuel to cook his family of seven their first hot meal... More
Jan 14, 2026
West Bank villagers decry collective punishment
  For the past four days, he had stayed at home in Kobar, after the Israeli military imposed a closure on the village in the wake of a deadly stabbing attack at a nearby Jewish settlement on July 21. The attacker, 19-year-old Omar al-Abed, who killed three Israelis and injured a... More
Jan 14, 2026
100 years on: The Balfour Declaration explained
  This week, Palestinians around the world are marking 100 years since the Balfour Declaration was issued on November 2, 1917.   The declaration turned the Zionist aim of establishing a Jewish state in Palestine into a reality when Britain publicly pledged to establish "a national home for the Jewish people" there.... More
Jan 14, 2026
Palestinians hope UN ruling will improve life in Hebron
  By Nigel Wilson   Abed Abu Eisha was watching the news on Friday evening when he learned that the United Nations' cultural arm had recognized his home city, the Old City of Hebron, as a Palestinian World Heritage Site.   The next afternoon, perched on a chair outside a clothing store on... More
Jan 14, 2026
Muslims in India
  Overall, the Muslims of India make up 13.4 percent of the country's population of over one billion. Islam is India's largest minority religion.   India's Muslim communities tend to be more urban than rural. In many towns and cities in northern India, Muslims are one-third or more of the population. The... More
Jan 14, 2026
Syria's lost generation: Refugee children at work
  Less than half of Lebanon's school-aged Syrian refugee children enrolled in school last year, and it is expected that at least 50 percent will drop out of classes by the time they are nine years old. Half of the remaining number will leave school by 10, according to the United... More
Jan 14, 2026
Yemen's 'unfathomable pain and suffering'
  United Nations officials have warned that the conflict in the Arab world's poorest nation, Yemen, is intensifying daily, with armed groups expanding, thousands facing a cholera epidemic, and seven million "on the cusp of famine".   Speaking before the UN Security Council on Wednesday, Ismail Ould Cheikh Ahmed, UN special envoy... More
Jan 14, 2026
Water deal tightens Israel's control over Palestinians
  It was hailed as a breakthrough, a rare display of regional cooperation, and a positive step that may pave the way for resuscitating talks between Palestinians and Israelis, which have been on hold since 2014.   But a recent water agreement, signed under the auspices of US President Donald Trump's Middle... More
Jan 14, 2026
Double trouble in India: Religious bigotry coupled with coronavirus
  By: Ravale Mohydin   As Italian philosopher, Giacomo Leopardi once observed, “no human trait deserves less tolerance in everyday life, and gets less, than intolerance.”   This adage perfectly encapsulates India’s ruling Bharatiya Janata Party (BJP) led by Prime Minister Narendra Modi’s response to the coronavirus pandemic so far.   As the disease... More
Jan 14, 2026
Satellite images show destruction in Eastern Ghouta
  According to UN analysis, regime bombardment has levelled residential areas, infrastructure and businesses.   The UN has released satellite imagery from areas inside Eastern Ghouta, showing the destruction continuous regime bombardment has caused.   The Damascus suburb has been targeted by the continuous air attacks since the Syrian regime, aided by Russia,... More
Jan 14, 2026
Muslim women in New Zealand
  Brief Introduction   New Zealand is an island nation in the South Pacific Ocean, located south of the equator in the Southern Hemisphere, and marking the eastern boundary of the Tasman Sea, a portion of the Pacific Ocean that separates New Zealand and the nearest large landmass, Australia, by a distance... More
Jan 14, 2026
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