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Friday 6 November 2026

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Friday 6 February 2026

  • The Kiswah and Epstein’s World: Power, Paedophilia and Orientalism Intertwined

    This report investigates the symbolic intersections between the Kiswah and Epstein’s world, focusing on themes of paedophilia, orientalism and power. Using a resistance-centered lens, the narrative explores how these elements reflect broader struggles and dynamics without introducing outside context. All references are kept exact, reflecting only what is presented in the title.

Sunday, 2025

Sunday 21 December 2025

  • Lebanese Premier Says Weapons Plan Nearing Completion

    The Lebanese premier announced that the first phase of a plan to place weapons under state control is only days away from completion. This statement signals ongoing developments in security policy, with emphasis on bringing arms under official authority. Further phases of the plan and its implications remain to be detailed.

Wednesday, 2025

Wednesday 17 December 2025

  • Big Tech’s Role in the Israeli Genocide Against Palestinians: From Execution to Media Whitewashing

    This report examines how big tech companies are implicated in the architecture of the Israeli genocide against Palestinians, highlighting their roles in both execution mechanisms and subsequent media whitewashing. The focus centers on the technological frameworks that support operations and the narratives that shape public perception.

  • Trump Commends Muslim Man Ahmed Al-Ahmad for Halting Attacker in Sydney

    Former U.S. President Donald Trump publicly praised Muslim man Ahmed Al-Ahmad for intervening to stop an attacker in Sydney. The acknowledgment comes amid international focus on acts of individual courage. Trump’s statement placed rare international spotlight on a Muslim figure, drawing attention to resistance and protection efforts unfolding globally.

  • Hebrew Report: US Envoy to Set Red Lines for Netanyahu Over Syria

    A Hebrew report reveals that a US envoy is expected to set red lines for Netanyahu concerning Syria. The development points to American involvement in the regional file, with implications for Israeli policy. The report did not provide further details. The situation remains under watch.

  • Israeli Government Urges Supreme Court to Reject Calls for Ben Gvir’s Dismissal

    The Israeli government has officially requested the supreme court to reject demands pushing for the dismissal of Ben Gvir. The move signals sustained government backing amid increasing calls for accountability. No further details were disclosed in the application put forward to the court.

  • Bias in Coverage: Media Smears Pro-Palestine Protests and Ignores Muslim Hero in Bondi Beach Attack

    In coverage of the Bondi Beach attack, media narratives focus on smearing pro-Palestine protests while failing to recognize the actions of a Muslim hero. This selective framing raises questions about mainstream reporting biases and the erasure of contributions from marginalized communities.

  • Death toll from floods climbs to 37 in western Morocco

    The number of casualties from recent flooding in western Morocco has reached 37, reflecting the mounting toll in the affected regions. The floods have triggered widespread concern, as local residents and officials grapple with the impact. Current numbers remain subject to further developments.

  • Burhan Receives Message from South Sudan’s Kiir on Oil and Energy Cooperation

    Abdel Fattah al-Burhan has received a message from South Sudan’s Salva Kiir concerning cooperation in the oil and energy sectors. The communication highlights continued dialogue between the two sides, centered on shared interests in resource development. The content of the message focused on bilateral cooperation in these strategic fields.

  • Tunisian Journalists’ Union Warns of Intensifying Media Crackdown

    The Tunisian journalists’ union has issued a warning regarding a growing crackdown on media freedom. The warning highlights concerns over a tightening grip on journalistic work and the broader implications for press liberties in Tunisia, amid increasing pressure faced by media professionals in the country.

  • Palestinian Presidential Advisor Accuses Israeli Occupation of Fuelling Global Cycle of Violence

    A Palestinian presidential advisor stated that the Israeli occupation is contributing to a global cycle of violence. The remarks emphasize the growing concern among Palestinian officials regarding the wider impacts of occupation policies, suggesting these actions extend beyond local implications and affect global stability.

  • Nine US attorneys resign over Trump administration’s ‘fraudulent’ anti-Semitism probe

    Nine US attorneys have resigned in protest against what they termed as a ‘fraudulent’ anti-Semitism probe initiated under the Trump administration. The move signals rising internal dissent within executive legal ranks regarding the handling and framing of anti-Semitism in official investigations. The resignations raise concerns over the integrity of political agendas within the US justice system.

  • Ruins Promoted as Futures Raise Questions Over Intentions

    Reports indicate increasing concerns over the portrayal of ruins as symbols of progress. When ruins are inconsiderately marketed as futures, observers question the disregard for historical suffering and the erasure of past events. The implications of such narratives reflect deeper issues around memory, dignity, and resistance in contested spaces.

  • Western Censorship and Its Role in Escalating Instability

    Efforts to silence dissent in Western contexts are now under scrutiny, as emerging patterns suggest such censorship may be contributing to the very unrest it aims to contain. Observers point to the contradiction between imposed silence and the rising instability this approach appears to provoke.

  • Muslim Hero Saves Jewish Lives Amid False Claims by Pro-Israel Influencers

    A Muslim hero is credited with saving Jewish lives in a courageous act. Meanwhile, pro-Israel influencers are circulating false claims alleging the individual is Christian. The disinformation has sparked concerns about narrative manipulation and erasure of Muslim contributions in life-saving efforts. The development draws critical attention to the framing of heroism and identity in conflict narratives.

  • Hind Rajab Foundation Lodges War Crimes Complaint in Italy Against Israeli Soldier

    The Hind Rajab Foundation has filed a legal complaint in Italy accusing an Israeli soldier of committing war crimes. The move marks a significant development in efforts to pursue accountability through international legal avenues. The foundation’s action underscores ongoing demands for justice amid reports of rights violations.

  • ICC Upholds Arrest Warrants for Netanyahu and Gallant, Rejects Israel’s Appeal

    The International Criminal Court has rejected Israel’s appeal, confirming that arrest warrants for Benjamin Netanyahu and Yoav Gallant remain in force. This development marks a significant judicial stance as pressure mounts. Israel’s attempt to overturn the warrants has failed, while the court maintains its position.

  • Netanyahu Declares Himself Above the Law as Calls for Accountability Persist

    Benjamin Netanyahu’s assertion, ‘I am the law, and Israel is Über alles,’ raises concerns about the erosion of checks and balances. As leadership dismisses accountability, observers question the implications for justice and governance under current Israeli leadership.

  • New Egyptian-Turkish Defence Partnership Signals Possible Regional Shift

    A new Egyptian-Turkish defence partnership has emerged, potentially altering the power dynamics within the region. Observers are closely monitoring this development for its implications on existing alliances and regional equilibrium. The nature of the partnership remains focused on defence, without further disclosed details.

  • Israel Transfers 220m Shekels from Palestinian Budget to Shin Bet

    In a move sparking criticism, Israel has redirected 220 million shekels from the Palestinian budget to the Shin Bet. The shift channels Palestinian public funds towards internal Israeli security services, raising concerns over resource allocation and continued pressure on Palestinian civil society.

  • Haredim Threaten Netanyahu Over Army Exemption Law

    Tensions have escalated as Haredim threaten Israeli Prime Minister Netanyahu over the army exemption law. The dispute highlights internal fractures and ongoing debate over military obligations. The development underscores intensifying pressure on the Israeli leadership and reflects growing dissatisfaction among key societal groups.

  • Saudi Arabia Breaks Execution Record with 340 Deaths in 2025

    Saudi Arabia has surpassed its previous records by carrying out 340 executions in 2025. The new figure reflects a marked escalation and is the highest recorded number of executions by the kingdom to date. The development comes amid ongoing scrutiny over human rights practices and raises concerns from various human rights defenders.

  • Australian PM Rejects Netanyahu’s Claim Linking Sydney Attack to Palestinian State Recognition

    The Australian Prime Minister has rejected claims made by Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu, which tied a recent attack in Sydney to Australia’s stance on Palestinian state recognition. The response signals a clear divergence in interpretation between the two leaders, as tensions around global recognition of Palestine continue to rise. The exchange highlights the broader diplomatic friction surrounding the issue.

  • International Community, Israel’s Security Narrative and Two-State Paradigm Under Scrutiny

    The international community continues to engage with Israel’s security narrative in the context of the long-standing two-state paradigm. As diplomatic discussions persist, questions emerge surrounding the framing of security and its implications on the envisioned political outcomes.

  • Jordan and India Agree to Bolster Bilateral and Economic Cooperation

    Jordan and India have agreed to enhance their bilateral ties and strengthen economic cooperation. The two sides reached the understanding as part of ongoing efforts to deepen mutual relations and foster partnership across strategic sectors. This development underscores the focus on reinforcing joint engagement between the two countries.

  • 14 Egyptians Die After Irregular Migration Boat Sinks Near Greek Island of Crete

    Fourteen Egyptians lost their lives after an irregular migration boat sank near the Greek island of Crete. The incident highlights the ongoing dangers faced by migrants attempting to cross seas in search of safety and opportunity. The boat reportedly went down near Crete, leaving behind further uncertainties about the circumstances of the tragedy.

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