What a war between Hezbollah and Israel will look like?
The Israeli Defence Forces has been conducting air raids against Hezbollah fighters and artillery positions for months, but attacks from ...
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Israeli Settler Violence at Unprecedented Levels
In the shadow of the international focus on the Gaza Strip, Israeli settlers in the West Bank have launched their own campaign ...
Living on the Edge in Israel’s Northern Front
About 80,000 residents from communities within 10 kilometres of the border with Lebanon have been evacuated and have found temporary ...
Syria’s Water Crisis: Assessing the Intersection of Climate Change and Geopolitical Interests
Since 2000, overexploitation of freshwater resources, increasing water pollution and poor sanitation from wastewater discharges, along with desertification and water ...
Tunisia’s Plan for Renewable Energy: Chances and Challenges
Reforming the entire energy system and making the switch to relying more on renewable energy remains a priority for Tunisia. ...
COVID-19 pandemic forces human trafficking to mutate and move further underground
Inequality is directly related to incidents of human trafficking; 2020, the year of the COVID-19 pandemic, gave criminal organisations the ...
Justice Overhaul puts Israeli Political System at Stake
The overhaul of justice proposed by Netanyahu’s bloc is set to be a historical shift in the Israeli political system. ...
A hospital alone shows what war is: Lviv’s child cancer patients are in a race against time
Despite threats from advancing Russian forces, many children with cancer have had to remain in hospital to receive treatment. But ...
A last bastion of hope: Under siege, Ukrainian city Lviv vows to protect its freedom
As Russia's indiscriminate bombing of Ukrainian territory causes havoc across the country, the Ukrainian city of Lviv has become a ...
Here for them: Warsaw welcomes waves of displaced Ukrainians
Thousands of Ukrainians fleeing the invading Russian army have been welcomed in Poland. Nino Orto speaks to some of the ...
Stuck between a gun and a hard place: Migrants in Libya face enduring calamities
Stuck in a malicious geo-political spider's web, thousands of migrants in Libya face indescribable conditions, with little hope for the ...
Lifelines in limbo: Refugees face harrowing injustice at Poland-Belarus border
Sadistically used by Belarusian President Alexander Lukashenko as pawns in his spat with the EU, refugees have faced unbearable conditions ...
From social prejudice and slander to death threats: Why Iraqi women have felt discouraged from competing in this year’s political arena
Many prominent Iraqi women activists have refused to participate in the entire political process due to threats and fears of ...
Stuck in transit: Afghans at Italy’s NAS Sigonella recall their perilous journey leaving Kabul
Afghan refugees bound for the United States have found temporary respite at a joint US-Italy naval base, NAS Sigonella where ...
Hamas-Fatah and the struggle for power
The recent escalation between Hamas and the Israel Defence Forces (IDF) induced a significant political outcome in the West Bank ...
Award-winning war photographer André Liohn unveils treacherous horrors in ‘You Are Not A Soldier’
Nino Orto Meets: André Liohn, who unveils the distressing perils of conflict and how human beings can so quickly descend ...
The U.S withdraw from Afghanistan: what will happen next?
“Our military mission in Afghanistan is coming to a close. However, we will continue to maintain the capability sufficient to ...
What does it mean the China-Iran 400 billion deal?
The agreement comes as the U.S tightens economic sanctions on Teheran. With the White House focused on the epidemic and ...
The social intifada: How Palestinian youth use social media to forge instant forms of activism
Compared to the first and second Intifada, where the use of media has been limited to TV and newspapers, today ...
