Detained Italian journalist in Iran expected a longer stay
Ex prison mate of jailed Alaa Abdel Fattah starts hunger strike
Release of Khalida Jarrar shows conditions of Israeli prisons
How Trump's team of loyalists could remake the White House
What is the future of Hamas in post-war Gaza?
The questions left unanswered by the Gaza ceasefire deal
Under Trump 2.0, the US imperial axis swaps genocide for fascism
Gaza is right to celebrate victory against Israeli genocide
States must face up to illegal Israeli occupation of Palestine
Inside the historic excavations at Queen Hatshepsut's temple
Yemenis welcome Gaza ceasefire deal as a step toward peace
What the ceasefire means to Palestinians who faced a genocide
A UK advertising watchdog has banned ads by Islamic investment company Wahed, for featuring images of currency going up in flames, claiming it caused offence.
![A UK watchdog claimed they received complaints about ads featured on the London Underground by UK company Wahed [Getty]](/sites/default/files/styles/image_330x185/public/2191229908.jpeg?h=38d368d7&itok=MjV-Rlf1)
![Elon Musk recently limited the number of tweets users can view per day [Getty]](/sites/default/files/styles/image_156x88/public/2023-07/GettyImages-1499013102.jpg?h=b609465e&itok=LfpKiqhz)
