It's a day to give thanks. But for millions of Indigenous Americans, it also serves as a reminder of loss.

UN says 32,000 Palestinians forced from their homes in the Israeli-occupied territory with major assault ongoing.

At least 12 Syrians killed in Israeli attacks after two unarmed Palestinians murdered in occupied West Bank's Jenin.

The government announces the closing of all government offices and schools as weather conditions grow worse.

Biased reporting upholds the fiction of complex warfare, obscuring the reality of Israel's meticulously orchestrated mass slaughter

Local villagers exchange fire with Israeli troops after a raid on a village south of Damascus, leaving six soldiers wounded

Video footage shows men in Jenin unarmed and complying before soldiers open fire

The veteran Labour peer and lifelong campaigner for child refugees, Alf Dubs, tells Byline Times that the Home Secretary's plans are "bitterly disappointing coming from a Labour Government"

Investigators focus attention on to Andriy Yermak as part of inquiry into nuclear energy kickback scandal * Europe live – latest updates Ukraine’s anti-corruption agencies have said they are conducting searches at the home of Volodymyr Zelenskyy’s powerful chief aide and lead negotiator in the latest round of peace talks, Andriy Yermak. Journalists filmed about 10 investigators entering Kyiv’s government quarter in a widening of the investigation into a nuclear energy kickback scandal allegedly run by an associate of the Ukrainian president who has fled the country. Continue reading...

Irish novelist Sally Rooney says UK ban on Palestine Action could lead to her books no longer being sold in Britain

Critics worry that the creation of 'alternative safe communities' may tip the enclave into permanent division.

Exclusive: Dulwich college contemporaries ‘rubbish’ Reform UK leader’s suggestion alleged racist taunts not intended to hurt * Don’t believe Nigel Farage’s denials. He targeted me for being Jewish – and it hurt | Peter Ettedgui Three more school contemporaries who claim to have witnessed Nigel Farage’s alleged teenage racism have rejected the Reform UK leader’s suggestion that it was “banter”, describing it as targeted, persistent and nasty. One former pupil, Stefan Benarroch, claimed that people emerging from a Jewish assembly at Dulwich college had been in the sights of Farage and others for taunts while a second, Cyrus Oshidar, described as “rubbish” the claim that the Reform leader did not act with intent to hurt. Continue reading...

The radical plan from David Lammy has been criticised by senior lawyers, who say it could ‘destroy justice as we know it’ Jury trials for all except the most serious crimes such as rape, murder and manslaughter are set to be scrapped under radical proposals drawn up by David Lammy. In proposals that drew a swift backlash from senior lawyers, who said that they would not reduce court backlogs and could “destroy justice as we know it”, the justice secretary has proposed that juries will only pass judgment on public interest offences with possible prison sentences of more than five years. Continue reading...

Dutch writer Rutger Bregman says claim that Trump was ‘most openly corrupt president in US history’ was removed

Displacement and Israeli settler violence against Palestinians has surged to record levels in occupied West Bank.

Unusual last-minute change means panel of three will now hear case rather than Mr Justice Chamberlain

Now that my former classmate has finally spoken about the allegations of his behaviour at school, I feel compelled to address his points directly, says Peter Ettedgui, a film director and producer

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