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Iran is receiving ‘military cooperation’ from Russia and China, foreign minister says
Iranian Foreign Minister Abbas Araghchi says his country will continue blocking the Strait of Hormuz, which has caused oil prices to soar.
Opinion
Gulf leaders now face the shockwaves of a war they did not start
As the GCC region becomes a battlefield by proximity, ordinary civilians are paying the ultimate price.
Opinion
The U.S. arming Kurdish militants could bring about disastrous consequences
Empowering movements to weaken an adversary’s government in the Middle East has a history of unleashing broader chaos.
Opinion
Texas Republicans have a new campaign strategy — and a surprisingly retro boogeyman
John Cornyn, Ken Paxton and other GOP candidates for U.S. Senate and state office are stoking Islamophobia.
Opinion
‘The Voice of Hind Rajab’ is a paralyzing account of a Palestinian child’s death in Gaza
How Kaouther Ben Hania’s film collapses the distance between viewers and Palestinian suffering — and confronts our collective failure to respond.
MS NOW Opinion
Zohran Mamdani’s win is a template for Democratic revival
The New York mayor-elect married socioeconomic policies and message discipline to moral clarity. Democrats should apply the same principles going forward.
MS NOW Opinion
Democrats can’t risk losing this opportunity
Now that Democrats have gained some traction during the governmental shutdown, they must bring into sharp focus the true challenge of this moment.
MS NOW Opinion
Israel’s attack on Nasser hospital shouldn’t be shocking if you’ve paid attention
Israel continues to kill people in Gaza whose very presence is meant to alleviate suffering and document reality.
MS NOW Opinion
Israel and the U.S. are weaponizing aid in Gaza, while more people die
What we’re seeing today is simply the most brutal, most public and most lethal phase of a system that has existed for nearly two decades.
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Israel’s latest strike on Gaza raises concerns over the normalization of suffering
How is it that something that was considered an atrocity 18 months ago is now so common that it barely gets media attention?