Politics
Polling kicks off in phase 2 of India's general elections
Over 158 million eligible voters are set to cast their ballots in 88 constituencies across 13 states and union territories
Belgium to summon Chinese envoy after allegations of cyberattack on lawmakers
Laptops of Els Van Hoof, chair of Belgium’s Foreign Affairs Committee, vice-chair Samuel Cogolati, were hacked by Chinese hackers in 2021 via emails, according to media reports
‘Tipping point’: Attacks on pro-Palestine US campus protests show success of academic boycott, says renowned scholar
Arrests, aggression against students a clear indication of ‘success, not failure’ of academic boycott movement, says UC Berkeley lecturer Hatem Bazian
Israel's cutting off Palestinian banks from global system 'would be violation of int'l law': UN experts
Withholding tax revenue, revoking banking waivers will 'cripple' Palestinian economy, according to experts
Egypt rejects displacement of Palestinians, saying working to reach Gaza cease-fire
Egypt worried that any Israeli attack in Rafah will push thousands of Palestinians into Sinai Peninsula
Hundreds of illegal Israeli settlers storm Jerusalem’s Al-Aqsa mosque amid Jewish Passover holiday
Israel occupied East Jerusalem, where Al-Aqsa is located, during 1967 Arab-Israeli War