Former Pakistani president Musharraf dies aged 79
The former army chief and President of Pakistan, Pervez Musharraf, has died at the age of 79, after a long-term illness.
Canadian lawmakers vote to accept 10,000 Uyghurs
Parliamentarians in Canada have passed a non-binding motion calling for the entry of 10,000 Uyghur refugees.
Professor Lukman Thalib returns to Australia as son released on bail
The world-renowned scientist, Professor Lukman Thalib, has returned to Australia in time to secure bail for his son, Ahmed.
Hindu nationalist Modi marches toward Muslim genocide
The Indian government has banned a BBC docuseries that exposes Modi and his anti-Muslim policies. Check out this summary to find out more.
Elderly woman among 10 Palestinians killed by invading Zionist militia
A 61-year-old woman was among 10 Palestinians killed after Zionist thugs invaded Jenin refugee camp on Thursday.
Government accused of illegal meddling in investigation
The RSI has written to the Home Office seeking clarity on renewed claims of undue influence on the so-called independent review of Prevent.
Turkey livid at “vile attack” on Qur’ān in Sweden
The Turkish government has sharply criticised the latest attack on the Qur’ān by Danish-Swedish hate preacher, Rasmus Paludan.
BBC series renews focus on bigot Modi’s rise to political peak
Politicians may have moved on, but the BBC's Modi docuseries is renewing focus on the Indian PM's role in the 2002 Gujarat riots.
Ukrainian arms firms propping up genocidal Myanmar regime
Dozens of countries are in cahoots with Myanmar's military regime, despite publicly fractious-seeming diplomatic relationships.
Major report on British Muslims in civil society launched
A report backed by the APPG on British Muslims strikes an optimistic yet realistic tone for what lays ahead in civil society.