In Gaza, even my children’s right to play is under attack
As some of the world celebrates International Children’s Day, Gaza’s children are being robbed of safety, play, and the very essence of childhood. A father and humanitarian worker shares what it’s like to watch joy vanish under siege.
2 Jun, 2025
Karol Nawrocki wins Poland’s presidential election
The conservative candidate defeated liberal rival Rafal Trzaskowski in a tight Polish presidential race, marked by debates over immigration and sovereignty.
2 Jun, 2025
Nearly 50 killed, 200 injured as Israeli forces open fire on aid seekers in southern Gaza
Nearly 50 Palestinians were killed and more than 200 others wounded on Sunday when Israeli forces opened fire on civilians seeking humanitarian aid in al-Mawasi, west of Rafah in southern Gaza.
1 Jun, 2025
Russia awaits Kiev’s nod for Istanbul peace talks
Ukraine, on the other hand, says it has already submitted its peace terms and accuses Moscow of stalling negotiations while escalating its military offensive.
30 May, 2025
Elon Musk exits Trump’s administration
Trump administration seeks Supreme Court help on South Sudan deportations
Trump says he’s warned Netanyahu against striking Iran
China sentences former lawmaker to death over $18.6m bribe
Legends of Istanbul: An epic storytelling experience that combines myth and history
24 May, 2025
Vandalism blamed as major power outage hits southern France during Cannes
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23 May, 2025
From jets to geopolitics: Qatar eyes strategic edge at economic forum
Trump’s shadow loomed over Qatar Economic Forum 2025, marked by billion-dollar deals and a presidential jet gift. But delegates at the forum called for greater cooperation with the Global South.
23 May, 2025
QEF 2025: Former Egyptian foreign minister warns of rising global disorder
Speaking to TRT World at the Qatar Economic Forum, Nabil Fahmy warned that rising geopolitical tensions are stalling growth and deepening global divides, urging collective action and strategic independence.
23 May, 2025
How the Parsi community from Persia shaped India’s economic growth
Though minuscule in numbers, the community’s growth contributed to the rise of the world’s most populous nation as an economic powerhouse.
22 May, 2025
At least 36,000 people killed in wars in 2024: UN
More than 36,000 civilians were killed in 14 war zones in 2024, the United Nations said on Thursday.
22 May, 2025
US revokes Harvard University’s right to enroll foreign students
The Trump administration revoked Harvard University’s ability to enroll international students, saying thousands of current students must transfer to other schools or leave the country.
22 May, 2025
The Circassian exile: 9 facts about the tragedy
Circassians, a Muslim people indigenous to Caucasia, had long been persecuted by the Russian Empire. Their last remnants of resistance against the Russians ended around today’s Black Sea port city of Sochi on May 21, 1864.
22 May, 2025
Thousands stranded in flood waters as torrential rain pummel eastern Australia
Storms have dumped more than four months’ of rain across parts of New South Wales in two days.
22 May, 2025
What the first American pope means for the world
Pope Leo XIV, formerly Robert Francis Prevost of Chicago, may serve as a counterpoint to the “less tolerant trends” in American and global politics, experts say.
21 May, 2025
Trump calls his own foreign aid cuts at USAID ‘devastating’
President Donald Trump has said that his administration’s cuts to USAID and its aid programmes worldwide have been “devastating.”
