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LONDON: The world’s top squash player has used a recent victory speech to highlight the difference in global attitudes toward the Russia-Ukraine conflict when compared to Israel’s occupation of Palestine.
There were an impressive 11 Arab nations at the 2019 Asian Cup. Saudi Arabia, Syria, UAE, Lebanon, Iraq, Qatar and Oman have already booked their places in the 2023 tournament thanks to their performances in qualifying for the 2022 World Cup.
The Director of the University of Manchester ’s Whitworth Gallery is being asked to step down following a row over a statement of solidarity with Palestine that was removed from an exhibition by a human rights investigations agency.
HONG KONG : Southeast Asian champions Thailand will take on 2011 Asian Cup semi-finalists Uzbekistan in the next round of qualifying for the 2023 Asian Cup finals in June.
In this documentary, Nizar Banat's family members speak out about the intimidation they say they have suffered in their fight to obtain justice for him. Camp militiamen tell us why they are now joining radical movements. Students in the Hebron region, meanwhile, feel abandoned amid increasing violence from Israeli settlers. Former Israeli security officials warn of the dangerous nature of the situation in the Palestinian Territories.
ALULA: After a two-year hiatus, desert polo made its triumphant return to Al-Fursan Village Stadium in AlUla on Friday. The two-day Richard Mille AlUla Desert Polo Tournament marks the grand finale of the Winter at Tantora Festival.
"Now that somebody has proposed Israel to be an observer, we have heard so many rejections to this idea and the majority of the African countries don’t actually support that. I think that Israel needs to do a lot of work to come to trust of the international community, which has not been materialized yet. And therefore, the African countries have made their voice loud and clear that, under these circumstances, (there is) no way that Israel will be an observer state at the African Union," Shtayyeh told FRANCE 24 in an interview during the African Union summit in Addis Ababa, Ethiopia on February 5, 2022.