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Jun 10 2026 Building With People: Architecture, Conflict, And Social Justice In Gaza – Salem Al Qudwa In Conversation With Asato Ikeda
Asia-Pacific Journal: Japan Focus
Abstract: This interview with Palestinian-American architect Salem Al Qudwa explores the relationship between aesthetics, politics, and humanitarian architecture through his experiences working in Gaza and abroad. His work with international NGOs in Gaza revealed tensions between donor-driven “sustainable” building models and the practical needs of extended families, leading him to advocate for… Continue reading
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Jun 10 2026 Barakah false flag: How Israeli drones targeted UAE nuclear plant to frame Iran, unleash nuclear catastrophe
Press TV
A drone strike on an electrical generator just outside the inner perimeter of the Barakah Nuclear Power Plant in the United Arab Emirates on May 17, 2026, suddenly brought the Persian Gulf to the brink of an environmental and nuclear catastrophe.
Iranian military sources have confirmed what the evidence overwhelmingly suggests: the attack was carried… Continue reading
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Jun 09 2026 Could You Live in a Reindeer Herder’s ‘Chum’? (with photos)
Nomads in the Far North spend their whole life on the move following their reindeer.
They take their portable Arctic home and all their possessions with them on a sled.In addition to its urban and rural residents, Russia’s Far North, also has inhabitants who lead a nomadic lifestyle. These are mostly reindeer herders. Reindeer are constantly… Continue reading
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Jun 09 2026 The Security Mirage: A Territory in Dispute
Sidney Amaral (Brazil), Mãe Preta ou A Fúria de Iansã [Black Mother or the Fury of Iansa], 2014.
Addressing security without mirages is fundamental for the healthy development of a society. The popular camp cannot ignore this challenge.
Dear friends,Greetings from the Nuestra América Office of Tricontinental: Institute for Social Research.
There is a long, silent, and profitable… Continue reading
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Jun 09 2026 Chinese teenagers’ championship win reflects the spirit of the times: Global Times editorial
GT Global Times
Good news recently came from the Italian football field. The “Chinese Football Boy” U12 team won the championship in the final of Italy’s Sigismondi Cup with a perfect record of 7 wins, becoming the first Asian team to win the tournament. The children demonstrated an excellent competitive spirit and a positive attitude. Images… Continue reading
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Jun 04 2026 Venezuela healthcare in dire straits as US forces Cuban doctors exit
A man gets a shot of the Cuban Abdala vaccine for COVID-19 at a doctor’s office in Alamar on the outskirts of Havana, Cuba, Friday, May 14, 2021 (AP)
Al MayadeenThe departure of Cuban doctors from Venezuela, driven by growing US pressure on Havana’s overseas medical missions, is deepening healthcare shortages.
Venezuela’s public healthcare system is facing… Continue reading
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Jun 04 2026 China unveils plan to accelerate agricultural, rural modernization
A sprinkler irrigates crops in Dongying, East China’s Shandong Province on November 27, 2025. China’s Ministry of Agriculture and Rural Affairs said in its latest crop update that more than 90 percent of the country’s winter wheat has been sown, as many provinces move swiftly to advance autumn-winter planting. Photo: VCG
GT Global TimesNation’s policy support… Continue reading
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May 27 2026 Naim Qassem: South Lebanon Marks the Beginning of the End for Israel
Resistance News
Full Speech by Sheikh Naim Qassem, Secretary General of Hezbollah, May 24, 2026, on the occasion of the 26th anniversary of the Liberation of Lebanon.
Source: naimkassem.com.lb Translation: resistancenews.orgHow Hezbollah Liberated Lebanon
The Genocide Project in Lebanon and the Complicity of the Aoun-Nawaf Government
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May 25 2026 Palestine’s UN Envoy Withdraws Bid for General Assembly Vice Presidency following US Threats
The Cradle
A State Department cable says the US does not want Riyad Mansour to have a ‘pulpit’ to highlight Israel’s genocide of Palestinians in Gaza at the UN
Palestinian UN Ambassador Riyad Mansour is withdrawing as a candidate for vice president of the UN General Assembly (UNGA) following pressure from Washington, NPR reported on 22 May.
Earlier… Continue reading
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May 24 2026 Over 50 countries continued to arm Israel during genocide of Palestinians in Gaza: Report
The Cradle
Dozens of countries that ratified the Genocide Convention still supplied arms to Israel even after the ICJ issued a provisional ruling that Israel was likely committing genocide in Gaza
An Al-Jazeera investigation published on 23 May revealed that military-grade products from at least 51 countries and self-governing territories kept entering Israel even after the International… Continue reading
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May 24 2026 Nobody Sincerely Believes Cuba Threatens The United States
Caitlin Johnstone
In a sign that the US is preparing for yet another evil war, Marco Rubio is now claiming that Cuba poses a “national security threat” to the United States, saying the likelihood of a peaceful agreement is “not high”.
In a sign that the US is preparing for yet another evil war, Marco Rubio is… Continue reading -
May 24 2026 ‘We see nothing’ How has the West reacted to the Ukrainian strike on a Russian school dorm?
RT
Kiev’s backers refuse to acknowledge Kiev’s drone raid on Starobelsk that left at least 18 students dead and dozens more injured
At least 18 people have been killed and dozens more wounded – most of them students – in a Ukrainian drone raid on a school dormitory in Starobelsk in Russia’s Lugansk People’s Republic on Friday.… Continue reading
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May 24 2026 Explainer: How Iran Uses Its Nuclear Technology to Prevent Metabolic Disorders in Newborns
PressTV
Every newborn in Iran is screened for dozens of metabolic disorders using advanced nuclear technology developed by Iranian scientists – a feat that has positioned the country as a world leader in a field most have never even attempted to master.
Long before the debates over enrichment levels and international negotiations, Iran made a quiet but… Continue reading