28 October 2025

From 9/11 to Gaza: How I lost faith in the humanitarian system

Twenty-four years ago, on 11 September 2001, I sat on the veranda of a picturesque seafront restaurant in the Gaza Strip.

03 May 2023

Iranian teacher who goes to far-flung villages to read books to children

Ismail Azerinejad took up teaching years ago not as a profession but as an egalitarian mission — to contribute to society, and in particular, the less fortunate.

02 May 2023

How mainstream media sold Bush Iraq War disaster and got away with it

Twenty years ago — on May 1, 2023 — then-US President George Bush triumphantly made a now-infamous "Mission Accomplished" speech onboard the aircraft carrier USS Abraham Lincoln,...

01 May 2023

Explainer: What is Persian Gulf Day and why it matters?

The Persian Gulf, a strategic waterway and the world’s largest reservoir of oil and gas, is surrounded by eight oil-rich countries. Iran borders the entire northern shores of the water body, and...

25 January 2023

The US is inspiring education censorship elsewhere

By Nadine Farid Johnson

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