All Stories

March 15, 2023

UN sees renewed momentum toward Yemen peace spurred by Saudi, Iran deal

The United Nations Yemen mediator urged warring parties, on Wednesday, to “seize the opportunity” to take decisive steps toward peace and said momentum to end the conflict had been...

News
March 15, 2023

Baghdad youth reclaim their city, 20 years after US-led invasion

Mouayad Mohsen is appalled by the ways of the modern world, and the 58-year-old Iraqi soldier-turned-painter is on a mission to teach his neighbours some manners. “No one says...

Article
March 15, 2023

Tunisia: As racist attacks unfold, the President points to foreign funding

At the beginning of March a picture of anti-racist, Tunisian activist Saadia Mosbah was posted on social media. The comments below accuse her of receiving money from the Germany...

Article
March 15, 2023

Iraqi poetry, revolution, danger and resistance: MEMO in Conversation with Kevin Jones

Join us for a discussion with Kevin Jones on Iraqi poetry, British colonisation, national building and resistance. Jones is an Associate Professor and the Director of Undergraduate Studies in...

Videos & Photo Stories
March 15, 2023

Israel teachers caught using ‘Black girls’ chat group to discuss Ethiopian students

Israeli teachers from the city of Netivot have been caught by their Ethiopian students communicating on a racist WhatsApp group chat called “Black Girls School Trip” while on a...

News
March 15, 2023

Over half of Syria population is going hungry, says WFP

Over half of Syria’s population is going hungry as the war-torn and divided country continues to deal with the ongoing 12-year-long civil war and recent earthquakes, the World Food...

News
March 15, 2023

Turkiye plans to ratify Finland’s NATO bid ahead of May polls

The Turkish Parliament is highly likely to ratify Finland’s NATO membership before it closes mid-April for elections, the officials said, Reuters reported. “We are looking favourably at Finland’s accession....

News
March 15, 2023

Floods kill five in Turkiye earthquake-affected provinces

Floods caused by torrential rains have hit two provinces in Turkiye that were devastated by last month’s earthquake, killing at least five people and increasing the misery of thousands who...

News
March 15, 2023

US Secretary of State meets Ethiopia officials to repair ties

US Secretary of State, Antony Blinken, on Wednesday met with Ethiopian Foreign Minister, Demeke Mekonnen, and other officials in the capital, Addis Ababa, as both countries look to repair...

News
March 15, 2023

After Saudi deal, Iran top security official due in UAE

After clinching a normalisation deal with Saudi Arabia in Beijing last week, Iran’s top security official is slated to embark on a visit to the UAE on Thursday, Anadolu...

News

All Stories Archive

Subscribe to our newsletter