The photo archive bringing pre-Nakba Jerusalem alive
Mona Hajjar Halaby’s British Mandate Jerusalemites photo library on Facebook captures often ignored history.
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Thinking Global Podcast – Cynthia Enloe
Cynthia Enloe talks about Feminist International Relations, ‘womenandchildren’ rhetoric, militarisation, masculinity, and her new book: ‘Twelve Feminist Lessons of War’.
Greece’s conservatives campaign on ‘firm but fair’ refugee policy
Backed by the European Union, the Greek government has toughened its border management and moved refugees out of sight.
Recreating a Palestinian village 75 years after the Nakba
Bayt Nabala was among 530 Palestinian villages destroyed at Israel’s birth. Its people still dream of returning home.
SquareX’s vision: A future where internet security is a non-issue
With an ever-evolving landscape of cyber threats, the necessity for innovative, effective, and user-friendly security products has never been more apparent. Current security solutions, however, seem to lag behind, struggling to adequately address the c…
Cafe Yafa: A Palestinian bookshop reviving literary culture
Cafe Yafa continues a rich Palestinian literary culture, decades after the Nakba destroyed the libraries of Palestine.
Erdogan: The man who has dominated Turkish politics for 20 years
As Turks gear up to vote this weekend, here’s a look at key moments during the rule of Recep Tayyip Erdogan.
Kilicdaroglu: The challenger who could unseat Erdogan
Turkey’s polls this weekend will pit opposition leader Kemal Kilicdaroglu against incumbent President Erdogan.
Me and my best friend went to Turkey for a weight loss op – what happened was terrifying
WHEN best friends Sophie and Danielle* flew to Turkey for cosmetic surgery, they thought they would come home with their dream bodies.
Instead, within 48 hours one of them was dead and the other disfigured for life.
Mum Sophie Hunt, 34, collapse…
I investigated jaw-dropping cold case dubbed ‘Europe’s JFK’ – it led me to a catfish, cop blunders & a sinister cover-up
JUST two years ago, police announced they’d finally cracked the unsolved murder of Swedish Prime Minister Olof Palme.
Swedes waited for six months with bated breath until the press conference, where detectives meekly announced they hadn’t rule…