Earlier this month, a road accident in Egypt’s Menoufia Governorate killed 19 young agricultural workers, most of which were ...

The Menoufia crash was not an anomaly but a grim consequence of systemic failures: unregulated hiring, unsafe transport, and deaths dismissed as a misfortune rather than a breakdown of oversight.

Source: Zimbabwe’s drug crisis exposes gaps in rehab services – CITEZW Ingutsheni Central Hospital, Zimbabwe’s largest ...

Since its founding in 1969, the United Nations Population Fund has been animated by a racist impulse to get African, Asian, and Latin American women to have fewer children by forcing onto their ...

The Brotherhood’s long march through the institutions of Europe replicates this dilemma inside European states.

Blue Hands Collective, a collaborative of fiber artists and indigo enthusiasts, holds events, lectures and classes around the ...

Step into our real-time coverage of the most pressing events shaping West Asia today. From key geopolitical changes and ...

Today in History for July 26: In 1603, James VI of Scotland was crowned King James I of England. He then authorized an English translation of the Scriptures, first published in 1611 and known since as ...

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In the heart of Gaza, the humanitarian crisis continues to worsen as economic collapse and widespread hunger push many ...

In the heart of Alabama, a shocking labor scandal unfolded that exposed how one of the world’s largest automakers operated. Apparently, Hyundai Motor Company allowed children as young as 12 to ...

Egypt’s President Abdel Fattah al-Sisi has ordered the government to ensure commodity reserves amid the escalation of the Iranian-Israeli crisis, the president’s office said in a statement on ...