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25 years after the UN’s Durban Conference became a turning point in the campaign to delegitimize Israel, Irwin Cotler and Gil Troy examine why it still matters. The post Durban at 25: The conference that changed the war against Israel appeared first on The Times of Israel .
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How US response shows UK sanctions on Israeli settlements are much more than hollow symbolism Submitted by Imran Mulla on Wed, 09/09/2026 - 13:03 If the sanctions are theatre, they are a hugely…
From Paul Tambyah's FB post: Regardless of one’s views over the death penalty for drug “mules”, citizens have the Constitutional right to peacefully express these views.
The head of the National Air Traffic Services said they ruled out a cyber attack as the cause.
Donbas through Vasyl Stus: memory, language, and Ukrainian identity Donbas is often described through a set of propaganda stereotypes: Russian-speaking, Soviet, industrial, and therefore somehow culturally separate from Ukraine.
National Democratic Congress, NDC, youth leader, Paul Moses, has said Peter Obi demonstrated restraint during an incident that prevented him from reaching Yelwata in Benue State, where he planned to meet victims of recent killings. “Leadership isn’t about showing who has the bigger crowd or the bigger force.
Yesterday, while the major headlines surrounding Marco Rubio’s visit to Colombia focused on military cooperation, the fight against drug trafficking, and the possible expansion of the U.S. presence on Colombian territory, a development of enormous economic and strategic importance also took place in Barranquilla: Colombia and the United…
