Tobacco, prisons or coal: Columbia University’s investment red lines do not include Israel
When on the morning of Wednesday, April 17, a group of students from Columbia University (New York) set up a ...
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At the protest in France: “We are young, it hurts us to feel powerless against Gaza”
There are few in Paris, although they are aware. Some, new to manifesting. All, hopeful that, like the students in ...
US universities shield themselves for graduations as Gaza protests continue
If there is a particularly solemn moment in the calendar of US universities, it is May, the month of graduation ...
The Hague prosecutor denounces pressure over possible measures against Israeli leaders for the Gaza war
The prosecutor of the International Criminal Court (ICC), Karim Khan, has warned this Friday that the pressure on this judicial ...
Russia leaves thousands of planes without GPS in northern Europe
GPS is no longer reliable around the Baltic Sea and northern Norway. Interference in the global positioning system, which has ...
The war between Israel and Gaza, live | Israel claims to have withdrawn most of its troops from southern Gaza
What has happened in the last few hoursThese are the main news of the day in the war between Israel ...
The Palestinian “heroes” who support humanitarian aid in Gaza
Fidaa al Araj lives hanging from what she calls “a thread of hope.” With her six children, between three and ...
A new battle for Ukrainian soldiers: reintegrating into civilian life
Stanislav was an installer of refrigerators, neon signs and other promotional elements for Pepsi in bars and supermarkets in Ukraine. ...
Calls to suspend military aid to Israel gain strength in US Democratic ranks
Something is changing in American policy toward Israel. The firm support of the Democratic majority in the war in Gaza ...
The US extracts minimal concessions from Israel in six months of war
Israel fell into official silence immediately after the call between Joe Biden and Benjamin Netanyahu on Thursday, in which the ...
