Do aid flotillas make a difference for Palestinians under Israeli blockade?
Have anything to say about this article?
You can report: fake news, misinformation, error, more information, additional data, etc.
CommentYour comment has been sent successfuly! Thank you.
Do aid flotillas make a difference for Palestinians under Israeli blockade?
Israeli minister’s mistreatment of abducted activists sparks global condemnation. Flotillas carrying humanitarian aid to Gaza began in 2008, two years after Israel imposed a blockade on the Strip. Two boats succeeded, despite Israeli attempts to stop them. Since then, Israeli forces have forced sev»»»
Foreigners seek UN intervention after Durban police station standoff
Tensions escalated on Tuesday morning when the group refused to vacate the police station precinct, forcing police to use teargas and rubber bullets to disperse the crowd. (Screenshot) About 200 foreigners who sought refuge at the Durban Central Police Station, fearing for their safety, want the Un»»»
Femicide in Malaysia: Understanding gender-based violence
KUALA LUMPUR - The road through Kampung Simah in Malaysia’s north-eastern state of Kelantan cuts past paddy fields and clusters of village homes. After dark, the steady stream of vehicles is one of the few sounds in the quiet village as large stretches of the route remain unlit. It was along this r»»»
Unification ministry defends white paper against criticism over 'two-state' language
Unification Minister Chung Dong-young on April 23 (Yonhap) The unification ministry on Tuesday pushed back against criticism that its newly published white paper violates the Constitution, clarifying the controversial "two-state" language falls under broader peace efforts on the Korean Peninsula. T»»»
Sinovac Foundation donates 3.83 lakh doses of polio vaccine to Bangladesh
DHAKA, May 13, 2026 (BSS) -Sinovac Foundation, a subsidiary of China's leading vaccine manufacturer Sinovac Biotech Limited, has donated 3.83 lakh doses of polio vaccine to the Ministry of Health and Family Welfare. The Foundation donated the vaccine to make the ongoing activities of Bangladesh gov»»»
From The Past Pages Of Dawn: 1976: Fifty Years Ago: Oligarchic system
NAIROBI (Kenya): Mir Afzal Khan, Minister for Commerce and Tourism, today [May 11] evoked a big sympathetic response from the developing nations ... when he told [the] United Nations Conference on Trade and Development, Pakistan and other poor nations strongly feel that the present international ec»»»
Honouring the US Kent State University Martyrs – 4 May 1970
The history of the United States of America is full of violence and illegal killings of innocent people on its land and abroad. The illegal shooting at Kent State University is one of the examples. On 4 May 1970, the Ohio National Guard in Kent, Ohio, United States of America, shot and illegally ki»»»
Authorities: Tourists could not have caught hantavirus in Chile, last local case in 2019
SANTIAGO, May 8 — Two cruise ship passengers who died of hantavirus were not infected in Chile when they traveled through the country, the Chilean health ministry said yesterday. A hantavirus outbreak aboard the MV Hondius cruise ship has triggered a global health scare after three passengers died »»»
India's approach to migration grounded in dignity, respect for rights: MoS Kirti Vardhan Singh
United Nations, India's approach to migration remains people-centric and grounded in dignity, Minister of State for External Affairs Kirti Vardhan Singh said, underlining that mobility will remain an integral feature of a dynamic global economy. "India's approach to migration governance is holistic»»»
Seychelles eyes imports of energy, chemicals, and textiles from Turkmenistan
ASHGABAT, Turkmenistan, April 30. Seychelles is considering the possibility of importing energy resources, chemical products, and textiles from Turkmenistan, Trend reports via the press service of the Turkmen Government. The matter was addressed during a meeting between the President of Turkmenista»»»
Lightning deaths in Bangladesh: Lack of shelters, awareness leaves rural people vulnerable
lightning strikes have killed at least 11 people, including seven farmers, since Monday evening, highlighting a worsening and often overlooked climate threat in Bangladesh. Among them at least nine people were killed by lightning strikes in Gaibandha, Bogura, Thakurgaon, Sirajganj and Natore distri»»»
West Bengal elections 2026: Mamata Banerjee's 'Shree' formula runs the political math in the state
West Bengal Chief Minister Mamata Banerjee has built her governance model around targeted welfare schemes since 2011, using them as a core political strategy while facing an expanding challenge from the BJP in the state. Her flagship programme, ‘Lakshmir Bhandar’, provides monthly financial support»»»
UN Delegation Visits Baidoa for Talks with SouthWest State Leader
BAIDOA, Somalia — A senior delegation from the United Nations visited Baidoa on Tuesday and held talks with leaders of Somalia’s South West state on political developments, cooperation and state-building efforts. The delegation was received at the presidential palace by the interim leader of South »»»
Israeli cabinet 'secretly approves record number' of new West Bank settlements
Report on i24NEWS reveals new settlements were approved during war on Iran but kept classified Israel’s cabinet has secretly approved a record number of new settlements in the occupied West Bank, according to the Israeli news channel i24NEWS. Amid the war on Iran, the government ratified 34 new set»»»
Tibetan Youth Congress holds 'Black Hat March' from Dharamshala to Delhi
Dharamshala (Himachal Pradesh) [India], March 31 (ANI): The Tibetan Youth Congress on Tuesday began its "Black Hat March," a peaceful protest march from Dharamshala to New Delhi aimed at raising global awareness and countering the ongoing "genocide" in Tibet. The march was flagged off by Tibetan se»»»
AI dispute reveals US hegemony
The standoff between United States AI company Anthropic and the federal government has exposed the hegemonic logic underpinning Washington's approach to the technology, permeating both application and governance, experts say. A federal judge on Thursday temporarily blocked the Pentagon from labelin»»»
Gaza death toll from Israeli war nears 72,300, Health Ministry says | The Express Tribune
The Palestinian death toll in Gaza from Israel’s deadly onslaught since October 2023 has reached 72,280 people, with 172,014 others wounded, the health ministry said on Monday. In a statement, the ministry said that two people were killed and a third was injured by Israeli fire in the past 24 hours»»»
Social Policy Minister Ademov Talks with UN High Commissioner for Refugees Representative Kuzucu
Caretaker Minister of Labour and Social Policy Hasan Ademov met on Monday with Seda Kuzucu, the United Nations High Commissioner for Refugees representative in Bulgaria, the Labour Ministry reported. The two discussed access to the labour market for citizens who have received and are seeking protec»»»
Myanmar military chief Min Aung Hlaing steps down, eyes presidency
Min Aung Hlaing, Myanmar's military chief who led a coup in 2021, stepped down on Monday (Mar 30) to stand as president in a parliamentary vote following the first polls in the Southeast Asian nation since the takeover that triggered a civil war. The 69-year-old general, who had commanded Myanmar's»»»
Malawi VP calls for holistic approach to women’s rights in Africa - The Nation Newspaper
The Vice President of Malawi, Jane Ansah, has called for a comprehensive and coordinated strategy to advance women’s rights across Africa, stressing that legal frameworks alone cannot deliver meaning ... »»»
North Korean laborers describe brutal forced labor in Russia: 'Working like a cow, earning nothing'
close Video NEWYou can now listen to Fox News articles! "Wake up before 6 a.m. to the Russian winter. Walk to the construction site as a group. Work from 7 a.m. until 10, 11 p.m., sometimes even midnight. Without breaks. There is no set end time. You finish when the target is met. Rain, snow, it do»»»
Lebanon vows action after journalists targeted in Israeli strikes
Lebanon will not accept the targeting of journalists as normal, Lebanese Minister of Information Paul Morcos said during a press conference Saturday, emphasizing the importance of national unity. He said practical steps have been taken, in coordination with the Ministry of Foreign Affairs, to file »»»
Have anything to say about this article?
You can report: fake news, misinformation, error, more information, additional data, etc.
Comment