Why are Western feminists silent on the war on Iranian women?
Those who backed Iranian women’s protests against compulsory hijab are silent as those same women are killed.
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Those who backed Iranian women’s protests against compulsory hijab are silent as those same women are killed.
Read moreSudanese refugees in Libya are facing a crisis due to the failure to register their newborn children with their embassy, which leaves these children without official identification papers. This situation deprives them of basic rights such as education and treatment, and places them in…
Read moreDemocratic Republic of the Congo has announced the creation of a paramilitary force to secure its mining sector, backed by funding from the United States and United Arab Emirates. The unit, expected…
Read moreTotalEnergies posted a net profit of nearly $5.8 billion in the first quarter, boosted by the surge in energy prices linked to the conflict in the Middle East. These exceptional profits are relaunching…
Read moreMorocco is hosting the eleventh session of the Rabat Wall Street Art Festival, which is a festival that hosts a number of artists from around the world to draw on the walls of the Moroccan capital, Rabat. The capital’s buildings were transformed into paintings…
Read moreFederal prosecutors in New York have indicted the governor of the state of Sinaloa for drug trafficking, in a rare indictment of a senior Mexican official in office for his alleged links with…
Read moreLego videos have spread widely on social media since the beginning of the Israeli-American attacks on Iran. The videos are accompanied by music denouncing US military operations against Iran and mocking Trump...
Read moreHeated exchange on Capitol Hill reflects growing unease among lawmakers over a lack of transparency in cost of Iran war.
Read moreIsrael continues to deny foreign reporters access to the Gaza Strip despite a 'ceasefire' being in place.
Read moreMali plunges into security uncertainty after the death of Defense Minister Sadio Camara, a key figure in the junta, killed during an attack on his residence near Bamako. Explanations with…
Read moreIn this issue of “À l'Affiche!”, exceptional meeting with Alain Mabanckou and Patrick Chamoiseau on the occasion of the fourth edition of the Marrakech African Book Festival. Between Congo-Brazzaville…
Read moreA spate of high-profile stadium tours by stars like Céline Dion, Taylor Swift and Oasis have put a spotlight on the practice of dynamic ticket pricing, with many fans saying they're unable to secure…
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