'Opening horizons': why Indonesian star Dian Sastrowardoyo stands up for women | Arts & Culture
Jakarta, Indonesia – Indonesian actress and filmmaker Dian Sastrowardoyo began her modeling career when she was just a teenager, hoping…
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In Assam, India, hopes for high returns from palm oil production are dashed | Business & Economy
Jorhat, India: Priya Ram Duwarah has planted 60 oil palm saplings on her half a hectare (1.2 acres) of farmland…
Rising demand and rising prices lead to fake Ozempic doses | Business & Economy
Across the world, the growing class of weight-loss drugs called GLP-1 agonists has been a game changer. These include the…
Following the attack on the Golan Heights, will the conflict between Israel and Hezbollah intensify? | Israel-Palestine conflict
Israel is preparing to launch a major assault on Lebanon following a deadly rocket attack on the Israeli-occupied Golan Heights,…
“My baby was born on the street”: A traumatic birth in Gaza | Israel-Palestine conflict
Every morning, Alaa al-Nimer wakes up to bathe her six-month-old daughter, Nimah. There is no running water – it hasn’t…
Indian Muslims reportedly targeted in dispute over naming restaurants after their religion | Islamophobia
Muzaffarnagar, India – For nearly two weeks, Islah*, a Muslim, has been forced to close his restaurant located next to…
Who is Israel targeting in its attacks on the West Bank? | News about the occupied West Bank
The Israeli military killed three Palestinian military commanders, including one from Hamas' Qassam Brigades and two from Fatah's Al-Aqsa Martyrs…
What could a new Trump presidency mean for Netanyahu? | Gaza
In 2021, former US President Donald Trump told Israeli journalist Barak Ravid that his relationship with Benjamin Netanyahu had been…
Who are Israel's ultra-Orthodox? Will their recruitment sow discord? | Israel-Palestine conflict
This week, the Israeli government announced that it will begin conscripting ultra-Orthodox Jewish men starting Sunday for the first time…
In Ituri, Democratic Republic of Congo, women coffee farmers face an uncertain future | Women
Ituri, Democratic Republic of the Congo – Early every morning, 50-year-old Kavira Matsetse walks two hours to reach her coffee…