What I like about Pope Leo’s remarks is that he openly admitted that the Israeli government is die-hard opposed to a two-state solution
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Sorry, White Nationalists, Europeans were Black until the Rise of Rome, and Rome was Multiracial
It wasn’t until the era of the foundation of Rome, however, than any significant number of Europeans began being lighter complected.
“Came out by the Same Door:” FitzGerald’s The Rubáiyát of Omar Khayyám 1:27
This original does not question the value of the master’s teaching but shows regret and nostalgia for old school days
Yemen: Houthis’ Widespread, Arbitrary Detentions of Political Opponents
Rather than addressing the needs of Yemenis in Houthi-controlled territories, the Houthis are detaining anyone they deem a threat
Syrian FM: Israel’s deadly Incursion against Islamic Group a ‘War Crime’ after 13 killed
appeared to be more democratic compared to other political parties when it comes to their internal administration
A 40-year Fight against Cluster Bombs offers Lessons to stop the US-Israel Weapons Pipeline
The effective use of art at Honeywell Project events was the kindling that ignited many to join the movement
Vanishing Future? The Arab World Faces 2x Global Heating, Corruption and High Tech Divide
Water scarcity threatens to erase 14 per cent of GDP by 2050. Illiteracy and failing education leave millions unprepared for AI revolution
Amnesty: So-Called Gaza ‘Ceasefire’ becoming Smokescreen for continued Israeli Genocide
Israeli officials responsible for orchestrating, overseeing and materially committing genocide remain in power
How Turkiye Plans to use the Spotlight of hosting the next UN Climate Summit
Unlike other developing countries, Turkey has only limited access to international climate finance such as the Green Climate Fund
How ‘The Rubáiyát of Omar Khayyám’ inspired Victorian Hedonists
The Rubáiyát brought to mind sensuous embraces in jasmine-filled gardens on balmy Arabian nights, accompanied by cups of cool, intoxicating wine











