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‘He was like a father to us’: Hezbollah supporters mourn Hassan Nasrallah

Many of Nasrallah’s supporters have expressed anguish and disbelief after Israel assassinated the Hezbollah leader.

Al Jazeera

Remembering Aysenur, an activist for Palestine killed by an Israeli soldier

Turkish American Aysenur Ezgi Eygi was shot in the head as she protested against illegal settlements.

Al Jazeera

The Queen of My Dreams review – queer Muslim nostalgia-fest rattles along with fun and energy

Amrit Kaur is a revelation in this warm film about a Pakistani Canadian who learns of her mother’s swinging 60s heyday in Karachi

The Guardian - UK

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Fawzia Mirza and Amrit Kaur on The Queen of My Dreams: ‘People want to hear more queer Muslim stories’

Mirza’s feature debut may have started with a wish to better understand her conservative Pakistani mother, but the joy it finds as it hops from 90s Canada to 60s Karachi speaks to big questions about south Asian identities

The Guardian - UK

Mayor of Kingstown season 3 episode 10 recap: urban warfare

In Mayor of Kingstown season 3 episode 10, war breaks out in Kingstown and Mike and Milo have their showdown.

WhatToWatch

Granite Harbour season 2 episode 2 recap: The team make a breakthrough

Granite Harbour season 2 episode 2 sees the team learning that the two separate cases aren't so separate after all.

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Afghan Women Struggle Under Male Guardian Rules

Since the Taliban returned to power, Afghan women have been barred from going on long trips, travelling by plane or entering government buildings unless they are accompanied by a man.

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Columbia University cancels main commencement ceremony after Gaza protests

Announcement comes days after New York police raided and dispersed the Gaza solidarity encampment on Columbia’s campus.

Al Jazeera

Exploring Generational And Cultural Complexities In Diaspora Storytelling

Explore the complex journey of a young Pakistani Canadian woman in 'The Queen of My Dreams' as she navigates cultural identity and family dynamics, delving...

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'Crumbs Of Freedom': Saudi Sisters Prove Limits Of Social Change

The Al-Otaibi sisters have paid a steep price for defending women's rights in Saudi Arabia, with one detained, another exiled, and the third trapped in the kingdom under a travel ban.

International Business Times

‘Nobody can disturb us here’: Refugees start afresh in Manchester thanks to charity’s support

Boaz Trust, a member of one of the Guardian and Observer 2023 charity appeal partners, gets people back on their feet

The Guardian - UK

Israel told Palestinians to evacuate to southern Gaza — and stepped up attacks there

Satellite imagery shows a steady increase in the number of buildings destroyed in middle and southern Gaza. Most damage appeared after Oct. 13, when Israel's military urged evacuation from the north.

WEKU

Giving birth amid Gaza's devastation is traumatic, but babies continue to be born

As the Israel-Hamas war continues, hospitals in Gaza are crowded and chaotic. Pregnant women face awful conditions: An emergency C-section may be conducted by the light from mobile phones.

WEKU

Charities say Taliban intimidation diverts aid to Taliban members and causes

Aid workers in Afghanistan claim the Taliban is using threats and violence to control the way aid is distributed at a time when aid is more critical than ever.

WEKU

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Introducing ‘Barnacling’, AKA One Of The Most Irritating & Hurtful Dating Trends To Plague Us

We spoke to to a relationships expert to explain why exes do this and how to navigate it.

Al Jazeera

Another Pakistani film tackling patriarchy to premiere in France

Zarrar Kahn’s debut In Flames set to premiere next month at Directors’ Fortnight, an event that runs parallel to Cannes.

The Guardian - US

‘Coffee with legs’: inside Chile’s risque and antiquated cafe culture

Cafés con piernas seem like peculiar throwbacks to more sexist days, but they provide steady income to migrants unable to work elsewhere

The Guardian - UK

Enter Ghost by Isabella Hammad review – Hamlet in Palestine

The author’s compelling second novel sees an actor return to the birthplace of her ancestors, only to discover the pieces of herself that were missing

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The Guardian - UK

Enter Ghost by Isabella Hammad review – drama in the West Bank

An actor returns to Palestine and joins a local production of Hamlet in this richly layered and elegant examination of memories and oppression

Al Jazeera

Afraa, Syria’s ‘earthquake miracle’ baby, turns 40 days old

At a time when Syrians traditionally celebrate babies and their mothers, Afraa is embraced by her aunt’s family’s love.

The Independent UK

Seattle Opera puts story of Afghan women center stage

An opera based on the popular novel “A Thousand Splendid Suns," which is set in Afghanistan, is making its world debut in Seattle

The Guardian - UK

Farzana survived rape, addiction and losing her children. Then the Taliban came – now she is missing

Exiled Afghan psychologist Mariam is desperately trying to trace 15 domestic abuse survivors she was helping before the Taliban seized control

The Independent UK

Trapped in quake ruins, girl protects her brother for 36 hours as they wait to be saved

‘Get me out of here, I’ll do anything for you,’ trapped girl tells rescuers

The Guardian - UK

You Resemble Me review – portrait of the ‘female suicide bomber’ who wasn’t

Expertly blending fiction, news footage and interviews, this potent debut pieces together the events leading to Hasna Aït Boulahcen’s killing by French police

Daily Mirror

Dad saves £2,000 a year on bills with 'blackout hour' and he even gets the kids involved

With energy bills rising and the cost of living crisis, dad-of-four Emmanuel Asuquo implemented the 'blackout hour', saying that this way of living has brought the family "closer"

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