A drone view of Oleshky, Ukraine. 34th Separate Marine Brigade (Photo: "Borysfen" / facebook.com/34obrmp) Lyudmila often has to call her sister about 40 times before the line connects. When she finally gets through, she can barely make out what her sister is saying. "I hear occasional words, sometimes they're incomplete. The main thing is that I hear her voice," Lyudmila, whose name has been changed for safety reasons, told The Moscow Times. A refugee now living in Europe, Ly

In June 2025, as hunger spread in the Gaza Strip, 5-year-old Abdullah Abu Zarqa was filmed crying, "I'm hungry." His malnutrition might very well have caused his rickets as well; his mother said he was too weak to hold a glass of water, and he asked why he couldn't walk like the other kids. His story quickly went viral, and under international pressure, he was evacuated to a hospital in Turkey. But it was too late – Abdullah died that August. In recent months, it has often be

The film shatters ‘respectable’ Israelis’ illusion of moral superiority: The most prestigious, highly educated soldiers are the primary culprits of genocide.

Residents of the village of Mansouri are watching helplessly as the Israeli military methodically destroys their town

Judges have rejected Krautatungalung elder Robbie Thorpe's landmark bid to prosecute King Charles III over the alleged genocide of Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander peoples.

Critics say sitting down with Johnnie Moore normalised an organisation accused of complicity in high-profile atrocity crimes.

Nearly half a million people are displaced in Rakhine as a result of the conflict between the military and rebel groups.

The Azerbaijani government’s embrace of pseudohistory is a direct threat to the peace process with Armenia.

An East German town has approved a motion by the far-right Alternative for Germany (AfD) and ruling centre-right ​Christian Democratic Union (CDU) to reject future installation of brass plaques ‌commemorating victims of Nazi persecution.

The Western press still prefers a war with two sides, a “conflict” that can already be spoken in the past tense, a Gaza assigned in advance to some colonial Board of Peace.