A new report has revealed more than half a million people in Gaza - a quarter of the population - are staving,highlighting the current humanitarian crisis.
Compromise or slippery slope? The big immigration debate in Europe has reached France.
Stories like Alianna’s and Michele’s are the human reality that lies behind the newspaper headlines and pundits’ takes on how much we are paying for the NDIS.
The result averts a defeat that would have left the British PM’s authority shredded and his government teetering.
The captain of one boat said he feared all on board would die if they did not receive help. The whereabouts of the other boat were unclear.
The distribution is informed by research begun in September after a spate of horrific domestic violence murders,including that of 32-year-old Georgia Lyall.
International headlines are focused on Gaza,but another humanitarian crisis looms with Pakistan’s threatened deportation of 1.7 million people to Afghanistan.
Centuries after the end of the slave trade,people of African descent around the world continue “to be victims of systemic racial discrimination and racialised attacks”.
The release of 84 detainees has triggered a fierce debate. But as former POW and US Republican John McCain once said:“It’s not about who they are. It’s about who we are.”
The Italian government intervened after England’s High Court ruled last month it was in the critically ill baby’s “best interests” to be taken off life support.
The death of Armita Geravand,16,comes after spending weeks in a coma following an incident on a train when she was not wearing a headscarf.