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Interview
WHO Declares Mpox a Global Public Health Emergency as Africa Awaits Vaccines
Nigerian journalist Zubaida Baba Ibrahim says there’s still a vaccine shortage two years after the last major outbreak.
US Approved Another $20 Billion in Weapons for Israel Before New Ceasefire Talks
Josh Paul, a veteran State Department official who resigned in protest over Gaza policy, discusses the military sales.
It’s “Open Season” on the Unhoused. We Must Oppose It.
“We don't have a housing system, we have an unhousing system,” says author and organizer Tracy Rosenthal.
Palestinian Reverend Calls on US Faith Leaders to Oppose Israel’s Genocide
“If you’re silent, knowing how your money is being spent, that means you approve,” says Rev. Munther Isaac.
Fears Grow of Wider Regional War in the Absence of Ceasefire in Gaza
The cycle of escalation across the region is rooted in the US-backed Israeli war, says professor Karim Makdisi.
The Only Paralympian From Gaza Lost 15 Relatives in Israeli Assault
“We have hopes, we have dreams, we have goals,” Fadi Deeb says of the great responsibility of representing Palestinians.
Journalist Faces Hate Crime Charge for Allegedly Filming Gaza Protest Action
Police also raided Samuel Seligson’s home twice, and press freedom groups are raising alarm.
Nobel Peace Laureate Muhammad Yunus Sworn In as Bangladesh’s Prime Minister
Yunus thanked Bangladeshi youth for giving the country a “rebirth” and vowed to work for the public good.
Activist: Pay Attention to the Sudanese People and Not the 2 Warring Parties
You can’t end the famine through the same factions that “are killing us and causing us to starve,” says Marine Alneel.
Thousands in UK Rally Against Fascism and Islamophobia Amid Far Right Riots
Academic Faiza Shaheen says the protests are a good first step, but that longer-term organizing is needed.