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Culture refocuses attention on the Palestinian cause: ‘It has always been central to political struggle’

Musicians’ tours, film festivals and literary forums keep the flame for Gaza alive and spark debates about the limits of free expression and the concepts of censorship and cancellation

Culture refocuses attention on the Palestinian cause: ‘It has always been central to political struggle’

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Suleiman Shabal: 24 of 30 elected Mombasa MCAs want to join my party

Mombasa gubernatorial hopeful and East African Legislative Assembly (EALA) member Sulaiman Shabal has claimed that 24 of the county’s 30 elected Members of County Assembly (MCAs) have expressed…

  • 24 of 30 Mombasa MCAs want to join Suleiman Shabal's new party.
  • Shabal recently left Orange Democratic Movement (ODM).
  • TND party seeks young people for elective politics.

Another desperate attempt by Nadzaruddin and former Undangs

DESPITE numerous statements and legal endorsements of Tuanku Muhriz Tuanku Munawir as the ruler of Negeri Sembilan, a desperate Tunku Nadzaruddin has once again made a claim to being the ruler since…

  • Tunku Nadzaruddin seeks Attorney-General's intervention in Negeri Sembilan ruler dispute.
  • Nadzaruddin claims to be ruler since April 19 ceremony, despite Tuanku Muhriz's position.
  • Calls for action against Nadzaruddin grow as dispute impacts state administration.

The 'weak' still hold the stones that can fell giants amid global wars

The "weak" strike at the vital points of the "strong" and turn an overwhelming gap in brute strength on its head. That is the reality of asymmetric wa

  • Small groups wield stones to topple giants in asymmetric warfare
  • Insurgent tactics exhaust powerful militaries, causing war weariness
  • Cyberattacks and drones enable weak to cripple strong systems

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