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Anne Hathaway Casually Dropped An “Inshaallah” During An Interview And Now People Are Calling Her A “Certified Habibti”
Hathaway said the word so naturally, which made people love it, especially Arabs and Muslims around the world.
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Iran said the US violated the ceasefire with the attack, adding it would retaliate for the “act of armed piracy.”
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The incident sparked widespread condemnation online, with some politicians mocking Israeli policies.
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The vocalist Julian Casablancas repeated the song's chorus “What side are you standing on?” as the screen faded to black.
What this moment means for journalism and why journalists can’t stay silent any longer.
Every time unverified military claims are repeated without scrutiny, every time context is stripped away, every time power is left unnamed, the press becomes a participant in oppression rather than a check on it.
The International Court of Justice delivered a landmark ruling finding that climate change is an “existential threat” and that countries have a legal responsibility to protect the environment and cut their emissions.
Assi spoke to Almost at the International Journalism Festival in Italy about what justice really means, and how she’s learning to live, work and hope again.
We must call it what it is.
Here are just eight brave Palestinian women journalists who have and are still risking their lives to document the devastating realities of Israel’s war on Gaza.
Helping you understand the world and make a difference — with truth, clarity and purpose.
“Every day for 10 years, I have been bullied and attacked. And I was the most trolled person in the entire world."
"The masters of war pretend not to know that it takes only a moment to destroy, yet often a lifetime is not enough to rebuild."
School shootings are extremely rare in Turkey, which has strict gun laws requiring licensing, background checks and severe penalties for illegal possession.
Authorities have reportedly charged Shihab Eldin with spreading false information, harming national security and misuse of a mobile phone.
Police announced they would resume arresting people who show support for Palestine Action, despite the court ruling.
Israel’s and Lebanon’s ambassadors to the US met and agreed to hold further meetings to develop a peace agreement.
Cheng called for “reconciliation” and said the KMT would slow down Taiwan's military buildup.
People in Hungary voted out Orbán, giving the opposition Tisza party 138 of 199 seats in parliament, or 53.6% of the vote.
Netanyahu said Israel had achieved "historic achievements," but the war against Iran is not finished.
All settlements and outposts in the West Bank are considered illegal and in breach of international law under the Fourth Geneva Convention.
Despite the risk of Israel's interception and attacks, the activists are determined to reach Gaza this time and break Israel’s blockade.
Once the law is enacted, platforms will be legally required to verify the ages of all users in the country and remove anyone aged 15 or younger.