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    Two decades on, Muslims in US still fighting bias

    Two decades on, Muslims in US still fighting bias

    07 Sep 2021

    Mariam Fam and Deepti Hajela and Luis Andres Henao, Associated Press A car passed, the driver’s window rolled down and the man spat an epithet at two little girls wearing...

    Turmoil tears through South Africa

    Turmoil tears through South Africa

    18 Jul 2021

    When rioting broke out in KwaZulu-Natal after former South African president Jacob Zuma surrendered to serve the 15-month sentence on charges of contempt of court, it looked as though...

    Arab man with a hammer threatens a family in Dubai, arrested

    Arab man with a hammer threatens a family in Dubai, arrested

    17 Jul 2021

    Sohaila Ahmed, Staff Reporter An Arab employee, 46-year-old, was arrested and referred to criminal court for threatening the wellbeing of a salesman and his family inside their Dubai residence....

    Political and humanitarian crisis in Libya

    Political and humanitarian crisis in Libya

    16 Jul 2021

    Libya is facing two crises simultaneously, that of holding elections in December, and of the detention centres for refugees. The 75 members of the Libyan Political Dialogue Forum (LPDF) had...

    VIDEO: Mother forced to throw child off burning building in South Africa unrest

    VIDEO: Mother forced to throw child off burning building in South Africa unrest

    15 Jul 2021

    Gulf Today Report In South Africa, in a desperate attempt to save her child, the mother had to throw the baby from a burning building onto a group of...

    Afghanistan: It was always going to end this way

    Afghanistan: It was always going to end this way

    05 Jul 2021

    Elizabeth Shackelford, Tribune News Service The security situation in Afghanistan is deteriorating, prompting many to second-guess President Joe Biden’s decision to withdraw US troops by Sept. 11. This is...

    No peace treaty in Afghan as US war nears end

    No peace treaty in Afghan as US war nears end

    02 Jul 2021

    Robert Burns and Lolita C Baldor, Associated Press As the last US combat troops prepare to leave Afghanistan, the question arises: When is the war really over? For Afghans...

    ‘Crack their skulls’: How US had a narrow escape

    ‘Crack their skulls’: How US had a narrow escape

    28 Jun 2021

    Andrew Naughtie, The Independent The summer of 2020 was a dark time for Americans’ right to protest. A glorious one, sure, as the murder of George Floyd sparked a...

    Violence against women, girls hide behind COVID shadow

    Violence against women, girls hide behind COVID shadow

    27 Jun 2021

    Antonio Guterres, The Independent As the world grapples unevenly with the effects of Covid-19, a parallel and equally horrific pandemic has threatened half the world’s population. In the early months...

    Why Republicans are reluctant to condemn political violence

    Why Republicans are reluctant to condemn political violence

    21 Jun 2021

    Doyle McManus, Tribune News Service The Republican Party has a problem with political violence: It’s not sure whether it’s for it or against it. In the first days after...

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