Opinion: Demonising children at US and European borders

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July 2, 2018

Mohamed Hafez: Homesick Syrian artist makes miniature war scenes New Haven-based architect recreates the streets of Damascus in tiny form, with the living and dead side by side. Read Story

Demonising children at US and European borders The US government's tried to deflect criticism of its family separation policy by presenting children as a threat.

The beautiful game is back: Nations reclaim their names On colonialism, the nation-state and the World Cup.

Kashmir loses its cinema halls to prolonged conflict Nearly three decades of conflict has meant many of Kashmir's youngest generation have never attended a movie theatre.

David Goldblatt's iconic images capturing life under apartheid Over the course of his career, Goldblatt's photographs were exhibited widely in newspapers and museums around the world. Read Story

Mohamed Amin: The Kenyan who moved the world The photographer and cameraman captured some of Africa's defining moments and helped inspire Live Aid.

Uganda introduces social media tax despite criticism Government says measure will bring in much-needed revenue but activists describe it as an attempt to 'gag' free speech.

Why I'm coming back home to Ethiopia after 16 years in exile I want to witness firsthand how my country is undergoing massive change which was unthinkable just a few months ago.

Why Ayatollah Khamenei will not negotiate with Trump Ayatollah Khamenei wants to leave a lasting legacy behind and submitting to the US cannot be part of it.

Mexico: Who is Andres Manuel Lopez Obrador? The veteran leftist politician won Sunday's election in his third attempt at the presidency.

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