The left-wing contenders in Sunday’s presidential election are expected to perform better this time – but not much.
Invasive species are an issue the world over, and waterways in mega-biodiverse Malaysia are threatened by imported fish.
The two main contenders may disagree on the EU, but they have both embraced anti-migrant sentiment.
Housing is unaffordable. Migrants are a flashpoint issue. The far right is here to stay. And Portugal is deeply divided.
Analysts say that sanctions relief will be a boon to Syria, but may take some time to affect the country.
Ruwaida Amer’s grandparents lived through the Nakba in 1948. Now, in 2025, she is experiencing another catastrophe.
Trump administration welcomes first batch of white Afrikaners while US cuts off refugee programmes to other countries.
On eve of Istanbul talks, Moscow ignored a call for a 30-day ceasefire and showed signs of preparing for new offensives.
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A glimpse into the places, people and daily life of Palestine before the 1948 Nakba.
Syria’s SDF is unlikely to follow the PKK’s lead and disarm, but talks with Damascus could be bolstered.
The Pulitzer Prize winner argues in his new book that it is essential for art ‘to confront what’s happening right now’.
Opposing views have become more entrenched since the genocide in Gaza began, resulting in disownment for some.
Trade dispute between the southeast African neighbours left Malawian fruit sellers struggling for produce and income.
PKK leader Abdullah Ocalan is leading peace efforts to end a Kurdish armed rebellion against Turkiye after four decades.
