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Chris Gunness on Israel’s Gaza aid plan via its backed foundation – and why critics say it’s a form of weaponised relief. Chris Gunness, a former UNRWA spokesperson, on Israel …

Saul Takahashi on the EU’s shift in tone toward Israel’s war on Gaza and whether its words will lead to real action. Saul Takahashi, a human rights lawyer, talks about …

Is laughter truly the best medicine? Pakistani cartoonist Nigar Nazar believes it might be. She is the first professional female cartoonist in Pakistan and the Muslim world and through her …

NewsFeed “If you have love and if you are rooted in your beliefs, no fear can shake you.” Palestinian peace activist Mohsen Mahdawi recounted his arrest and imprisonment to Al …

Cesar Baldelomar talks about the shock election of Pope Leo XIV from Chicago and its impact on the Catholic Church. Cesar Baldelomar, from St Mary’s College of California, discusses the …

“One thing that’s really going to matter is how Cassie Ventura, [Diddy] victim one, presents on the stand.” Eric Faddis, a legal analyst, shares his insights on the start of …

Rabin Baldewsingh, the Netherlands’ anti-discrimination coordinator, discusses the normalisation of Islamophobia. Rabin Baldewsingh, the national coordinator against discrimination and racism in the Netherlands, talks about the normalisation of Islamophobia in …

Leon Fresco on the growing rift between Trump and the courts – and what’s really at stake for the US judicial system. Leon Fresco, an immigration lawyer, talks about the …

Campaigners in Cape Town, South Africa confront the socioeconomic and environmental problems in the city’s water management system. After three years of poor rainfall, in 2018, Cape Town announced drastic …

Freed after 11 years in Assad’s prisons, Maysaa Al Hassan shares her story and fight for justice on Now You Know. When the Assad regime fell in December 2024, opposition …