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After Anas al-Sharif: A Call For Truth, Clarity And Accountability
What this moment means for journalism and why journalists can’t stay silent any longer.
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Hamas said in a statement on Telegram on Friday, Oct. 2 that “to achieve a stop to the war and full withdrawal from the Gaza Strip, the movement announces its acceptance of the release of all occupation prisoners, alive and deceased”.
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Discontent built up after Peru passed a controversial law over pensions, it required all peruvians over 18 to pay into a private pension provider.
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Only four vessels are still sailing to Gaza, while Israel said the rest of the Flotilla had been "safely stopped."
What this moment means for journalism and why journalists can’t stay silent any longer.
Every time unverified military claims are repeated without scrutiny, every time context is stripped away, every time power is left unnamed, the press becomes a participant in oppression rather than a check on it.
The International Court of Justice delivered a landmark ruling finding that climate change is an “existential threat” and that countries have a legal responsibility to protect the environment and cut their emissions.
Assi spoke to Almost at the International Journalism Festival in Italy about what justice really means, and how she’s learning to live, work and hope again.
We must call it what it is.
Here are just eight brave Palestinian women journalists who have and are still risking their lives to document the devastating realities of Israel’s war on Gaza.
Helping you understand the world and make a difference — with truth, clarity and purpose.
Goodall had dedicated 65 years of her life to the study of chimpanzees and other primates, setting herself apart as the leading researcher on the topic.
“We don’t want the World Cup, we want healthcare.”
People were divided, with some blaming the younger passenger for being violent and others saying the elderly woman deserved it for not respecting others.
This is the first time that the whole of Afghanistan has faced an internet blackout under the Taliban, which took control of the country in 2021.
"I don't care," the soldiers said when being asked to release the young Palestinian boys.
On Aug. 27, Denmark’s prime minister Mette Frederiksen finally issued a public apology, calling the practice “systematic discrimination” and promising compensation for the women affected.
Under the new law, which is believed to be the first of its kind in Europe, people will be able to claim their faces, voices and bodies as intellectual property.
The plan excludes a full Israeli withdrawal, offering only a partial pullback tied to a staged hostage release between Hamas and Israel.
Women’s rights organizations and thousands of people, alongside the families of the victims, took to the streets to protests the femicides.
People both in and outside of China called out Arc’teryx for promoting itself as a brand that loves nature but blows up a mountain for an ad.
Protesters were initially peaceful, saying "We are poor, angry and unhappy", but things later turned violent after police cracked down on them.
The crimes — which spanned between February 2022 and June 2025 — include several counts of rape, sexual assault, voyeurism, administering a substance with intent and upskirting.