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War of Waters: Tensions Rise Over Indus Treaty Dispute

War of Waters: Tensions Rise Over Indus Treaty Dispute

50% Right coverage: 12 sources

Pakistan's former foreign minister, Bilawal Bhutto-Zardari, has warned of potential war if India fails to honor the Indus Waters Treaty. The dispute erupted after India suspended the agreement following a terrorist attack, leading to heightened tensions and military actions. Bilawal underscored the importance of dialogue and cooperation to mitigate conflict.See the Story

What Has Israel Gained From 12 Days of War with Iran?

What Has Israel Gained From 12 Days of War with Iran?

50% Left coverage: 10 sources

With a tentative #ceasefire holding with #Iran after 12 days of conflict, what has #Israel gained from its aerial war?See the Story

How Israel's Attacks Are Uniting Iranians

Narges Mohammadi

How Israel's Attacks Are Uniting Iranians

50% Left coverage: 6 sources

Many Iranians tell Newsweek they are uniting to help one another with shared resources and support as conflict with Israel escalates See the Story

In the Hills Above Freetown, a Chimp Sanctuary Is Fighting for Its Existence

100% Left coverage: 1 sources

On a quiet afternoon atop the rainforest hills that sit above Freetown, the capital of Sierra Leone, Bala Amarasekaran leaned against the railing of the sanctuary he built from scratch. His eyes scanned the treetops where rescued chimpanzees swung between ropes and wooden pillars, grinning through the openings of half-buried rubber tires. “I’ll get a text from an anonymous number, and they’ll tell me they’ll burn this place down,” he said. “Some…Freetown, Western Area · Freetown Read Article

Gaza and the Undoing of Zionism

100% Left coverage: 2 sources

During a sabbatical I spent in West Jerusalem in the late 1980s, my 7-year-old daughter was enrolled in an Israeli school. One day, she came home and could not find her tricycle anywhere. “Arabs must have stolen it,” she said. We later found the tricycle behind the building, but her immediate assumption gave me pause. Just a few months in, an Israeli school had already planted seeds of anti-Arab prejudice in her young mind. In response, I took h…Gaza · Gaza See the Story

The Housing Crisis in Post-Assad Syria

100% Left coverage: 1 sources

Ramadan left Syria in May 2011, at the age of 24, before he had completed his studies at Damascus University. He returned to the Syrian capital in December 2024, two weeks after the fall of President Bashar al-Assad’s regime, following 13 years in exile. He went into exile as a student and a former detainee at the General Intelligence Directorate’s notorious Branch 251, also known as al-Khatib Branch, silenced by state surveillance and repressi…Damascus, Syria · Damascus Read Article

Amid the Ghosts of a Refugee Camp

100% Left coverage: 1 sources

In many ways, the story of Yarmouk camp is a familiar one from the Syrian war. Once a diverse and lively neighborhood, much of it now lies in ruins, its population scattered. Yet Yarmouk carries another weight on its shoulders. For decades, it was the heart of Palestinian life in Syria. At Yarmouk, tens of thousands of refugees from the Nakba eventually found a home in exile, somewhere they could settle and build a new life of sorts. Through t…Gaza · Gaza Read Article

The Inside Story of a Scandal at the White House

100% Left coverage: 1 sources

Hosted by Faisal Al YafaiFeaturing Alex ThompsonProduced by Finbar Anderson Listen to and follow The LedeApple Podcasts | Spotify | Podbean “I think reporters forgot the cardinal rule, which is that every White House lies,” journalist Alex Thompson tells New Lines’ Faisal Al Yafai on The Lede. Alongside his co-author, CNN anchor Jake Tapper, the veteran White House reporter for Axios recently published “Original Sin: President Biden’s Decline, I…Joe Biden · Gaza Read Article

BYC Members Continue Hunger Strike Against Leaders’ Detention in Balochistan’s Kech

100% Left coverage: 2 sources

Members of the Baloch Yakjehti Committee’s (BYC) Kech chapter continued their hunger strike for a second consecutive day on Friday, protesting the alleged “illegal detention” of their leaders and the “extrajudicial arrests of Baloch citizens”. BYC chief Dr Mahrang Baloch and other activists were arrested on March 22 for “attacking” Quetta Civil Hospital and “inciting people to violence”, a day after their members faced a police crackdown in Quet…Hunger Strike · Cairo See the Story

The Tanzania-Zambia Railway Tracks the History of the Cold War

100% Left coverage: 2 sources

In February, in Dar es Salaam, Tanzania, my traveling companion and I boarded the Tazara, the acronym used fondly by its riders to refer to the Tanzania-Zambia Railway. The journey felt like stepping back in time, to an era when one left the details entirely to the whims of the travel gods. Conductors ushered waiting crowds aboard whenever the trains happened to arrive, rarely on schedule. Travelers had no choice but to wait and wonder when they…United States · United States See the Story

The Survival of Syria’s Damask Rose

100% Left coverage: 1 sources

The blossom looks like pink lipstick on a bare face. That’s how the color of the damask rose stands out when it blooms in the middle of the desert. In Qaldoun al-Marah, often simply called al-Marah, a village of 5,000 people 43 miles northeast of Damascus, one of the world’s oldest rose varieties is harvested between mid-May and early June. The Bitar family, one of the largest pickers of the damask rose in Syria, calls it the “queen of roses.” A…Damascus, Syria · Damascus Read Article

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