Perspectives

Narendra Modi's BJP is gunning for another crushing mandate in the 2024 Indian elections, forcing Hindu rule on India like never before, writes Ashok Swain.

Leilani Farha adresses the suspension of funds UNRWA had fallen victim of earlier this year, as it appears that Israel's accusations were unfounded afterall.

As it cracks down on Palestine solidarity, the German security state now resembles that of a Cosa Nostra crime family rather than a democracy, says Timo Farooq

Google has fired employees for protesting ties to Israel beginning with Project Nimbus. One such employee, Mohammad Khatami, argues Google cannot stop justice

 Aseel Baidoun from Medical Aid for Palestinians issues a dire warning: If Israeli invasion of Rafah is not stopped the world must brace for unimaginable horror

Instead of dismantling the patriarchy, Western feminism’s obsession with shallow appearance has shunned women of colour, writes Tharwa Boulifi.

Nora Lester Murad and Maryam Aswad's dry humour comics show how otherwise rational individuals come to justify genocide in Gaza and of the Palestinians.

The shared struggle of Palestine and Kashmir is a moral litmus test for the world that should never be abandoned, write Afzal Khan MP and Dr. Sania Muneer.

The UK court's decision to uphold a prayer ban in a London school is intertwined with a wider moral panic regarding Muslims and Gaza, writes Nadeine Asbali.

Weighing in on Tunisia's authoritarian slide under Kais Saied, Yusra Ghannouchi reflects on the first anniversary of her father Rached Ghannouchi's arrest.