Middle EastWorldAll-women’s Islamic choir smashes gender taboos in Egypt Nema Fathi says her female choir group is determined to challenge deep-rooted…Web DeskSeptember 12, 2021
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AsiaHuman RightsWorldTuesday briefing: Defiant Biden defends Afghan withdrawal Top story: ‘Thrown back into oppression’ Hello, Warren Murray with Tuesday’s headlines.…Web DeskSeptember 12, 2021
WorldTrust me, I’m a doctor: Why some concerned GPs helped pause the NHS ‘data grab’ “My doctor is amazing and helps us a lot. I have the…Web DeskSeptember 12, 2021
WorldThe US supreme court is deciding more and more cases in a secretive ‘shadow docket’ Show caption ‘It seems like the majority-conservative court has transformed a rarely…Web DeskSeptember 11, 2021
AsiaHuman RightsWorldChina ready for ‘friendly relations’ with Taliban, welcomes Afghan development projects A Chinese paramilitary police stands guard outside the Afghanistan embassy in Beijing…Web DeskSeptember 11, 2021
WorldDangerous outsiders and exceptional citizens: being Muslim American since 9/11 On 17 September 2001, days after horrific terrorist attacks had hit the…Web DeskSeptember 11, 2021
Human RightsMiddle EastReligionWorldHow 9/11 changed the world People often ask: “Where were you on 9/11?” For a generation, the…Web DeskSeptember 11, 2021
WorldClose to home: how US far-right terror flourished in post-9/11 focus on Islam The US government acted quickly after 9/11 to prevent further attacks by…Web DeskSeptember 11, 2021
ReligionWorld‘Under the prism’: Muslim Americans reflect on life post-9/11 Washington, DC – Hassan Sheikh was in his high school world studies…Web DeskSeptember 11, 2021
