Palestinian anti-colonial struggle centres revolutionary remembrance
At the end of last year, Palestinians showed strength and power as they mourned Nasser Abu Hmeid. People came out ...
Nine Palestinians killed by Israeli forces in West Bank raid
An Israeli raid on the occupied West Bank's Jenin refugee camp on 26 January killed nine Palestinians including an elderly ...
Trump to be allowed back on Facebook, announces Nick Clegg
On 24 January, social media company Meta - formerly Facebook, Inc. - announced that it would soon reinstate Donald Trump's ...
Asian American communities rocked by double shooting
Asian Americans were left reeling after two mass shootings in California targeting members of their community. Eleven people were killed ...
EU under pressure to act over extinction risk from its massive frogs’ legs trade
Europeans' appetite for frogs' legs is driving an unsustainable and risky trade in amphibians, according to a recent paper. The ...
Police murder of an Atlanta forest defender sparks even stronger resistance
This article was updated on Wednesday 26 January to add information on the Atlanta protest. Last week, police in Atlanta ...
Scotland just became the first UK nation to effectively end fox hunting
The Scottish government has passed the Hunting With Dogs (Scotland) Act. It’s a new anti-hunting law that seeks to fix ...
Hundreds of asylum-seeking children are going missing from Home Office hotels
Hundreds of child asylum seekers have been kidnapped from Home Office hotels, according to an investigation from the Observer. The Home ...
Doomsday clock: war and climate crisis push ticker closer to midnight
Top scientists and security experts moved the 'Doomsday Clock' forward on 25 January to just 90 seconds to midnight - ...
People in Bristol block the bailiffs from evicting a disabled man
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Twitter sued over ‘unpaid rent’ on London office
Twitter's British landlord said today that it is taking the social media platform to court for not paying rent on ...
UN states that climate breakdown is driving up human trafficking
Evidence is emerging that climate-related disasters are becoming a cause of human trafficking as criminal gangs exploit a growing number ...
Armed police conduct ‘largest ever’ operation against fox hunters
This article was updated on Wednesday 25 January to clarify additional raids beyond 18 January. Officers from Kent Police executed ...
Vast iceberg breaks off Antarctic ice shelf
An iceberg nearly the size of Greater London has broken off the Antarctic ice shelf near a UK research station, ...
Brazil begins first operations to protect Amazon
Brazil this week began the first operations against Amazon deforestation since veteran leftist Luiz Inacio Lula da Silva took office, ...
Iran arrests three female journalists amid ongoing crackdown
Iranian authorities have arrested three female journalists in the past two days. This comes amid months of protests triggered by ...
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