Uganda’s anti-gay bill preys on African exceptionalism | LGBTQ
On April 3, speaking to a delegation of members of parliament from more than 22 African countries, who had attended
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Opinions
The use of explosive weapons in urban areas must stop | Opinions
For almost two weeks now, vicious fighting has been going on in Sudan. Both sides of the conflict, the Sudanese
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My quandary: Is the US worth visiting any more? | Politics
To go or not to go, that is the dilemma. For me, planning travel to the United States can be
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In famine, ‘f’ is for failure | Hunger
In East Africa, famine is once again looming. We have to act now to save lives. A person dies of
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Pakistan’s floods are still targeting millions of children | Floods
We never had a lot. But before last summer, most people living in my neighbourhood in Pakistan’s Sindh province got
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The American war on books | Opinions
Once upon a time, George W Bush – former governor of Texas, 43rd United States president and accused war criminal
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Should Muslims visit Jerusalem? | Al-Aqsa Mosque
As Muslim communities around the world celebrate Eid and the end of Ramadan, Palestinian Muslims in occupied East Jerusalem are
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This Eid, we remember Syria’s disappeared | Opinions
My life was shattered on September 14, 2014, when my son, Samer Reda Abdelfattah was seized by the Syrian regime.
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Drop it America and Canada: A corn clash with Mexico helps no one | Trade War
Adam Smith wrote “corn is a necessary, silver is only a superfluity” to contrast the centrality of food when compared
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Macron’s clumsy China views are worrying — because he isn’t alone | Opinions
“Dismay“. “Uproar“. “Turmoil”. French President Emmanuel Macron’s recent comments about how Europe should deal with China and avoid becoming a “vassal” of
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