From a yearning son to Sayyed Hassan: When absence becomes Yusuf

Mohammad Ali Nasrallah pens a heart-wrenching tribute to his father, Sayyed Hassan, tracing the sorrow of absence, the weight of loss, and the enduring memory of a love rooted in faith and sacrifice.

Activist and hunger striker Kamran Ahmed hospitalised

In this report, Sul Nowroz documents the critical hospitalisation of UK hunger-striker Kamran Ahmed, exposing medical negligence, excessive "counter-terrorism" powers, and the growing movement demanding justice for political prisoners held without trial.

How CIA secretly triggered Sino-Indian war

Decades of determined US efforts to foment antagonism between the vast neighbours have come spectacularly undone, due to the sheer weight of geopolitical reality.

'Israel' has no coherent plan for Gaza, Trump’s plan proves It

This is where UNSC 2803 comes in. It allows these nations to help the Israelis finish their genocidal project and eliminate the Palestinian cause once and for all.

News from Nowhere: Church, King and Country

Prince Andrew’s downfall, triggered by renewed scrutiny over his links to Jeffrey Epstein, overshadowed two historic religious milestones in the UK, exposing the contradictions of monarchy, power, and accountability.

How the Portuguese far right is scapegoating Bangladeshi immigrants

Timo Al-Farooq reveals how Portugal’s far right is exploiting Bangladeshi immigrants as scapegoats amid a broader surge in racism, xenophobia, and anti-immigrant policy. The once-welcoming nation is rapidly embracing hardline nationalism.