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Judgment follows judicial review challenging ban brought by Palestine Action's co-founder Huda Ammori

Recording what has been erased—and making sense of what remains.

Santarém, Pará, Brazil – On the 13th day blockading Cargill’s grain terminal in Santarém, Indigenous protestors are demanding in-person dialogue with Brazil’s federal government, following its failure to send representatives to a meeting last week. The arrival of dozens of Munduruku representatives from upstream on the Tapajós River bolstered this key demand to be heard and expanded the 700-strong Indigenous blockade prior to a meeting scheduled for today.  The blockade is led by 14 Indigenous peoples from the Lower Tapajós basin and calls for the revocation of Decree 12,600/2025, which incorporates segments on the Tapajós, Madeira, and Tocantins rivers into Brazil’s National Privatization Program (PND).

Dr. Feroze Sidhwa - scientific studies, plus his experiences in Gaza's hospitals, tell how many people Israel has actually killed in the Strip since Oct. 7

The US economic strangulation of Cuba has intensified, and as resistance to Trump mounts in the US itself, ‘Hands off Cuba’ needs to be an international call, argues John Clarke It is abundantl...

Harlow Council accused theatre company for people with learning difficulties of promoting 'extremist narratives' over Gaza reference in Holocaust Memorial Day performance

Israel kept the Rafah crossing tightly restricted, leaving patients and returnees facing delays despite a deal to reopen it

The family of a 16-year-old First Nations girl fatally shot by Winnipeg police described the teen as someone full of energy and loved unconditionally.

The most shocking case is that of Leqaa Kordia, a Palestinian woman and the last person held in US federal detention for protesting at Columbia University.