South Africa is not only challenging Israel—it is trying to break the spell of US hegemony.
Palestinians carrying flags and banners gather at the Nelson Mandela Square to demonstrate in support of the genocide case filed by South Africa against Israel at the International Court of Justice, on January 10, 2024, in Ramallah, the West Bank.
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Unfortunately for long-suffering Palestinians, the “necessity” of organized violence to slaughter many thousands of civilians
Break Point ist dieses Mal etwas anders, da diese Woche nur sechs Episoden herauskommen, statt zehn Episoden, die in zwei Teile aufgeteilt sind. Aber das Schöne an einer zweiten Saison ist, dass der ganze Aufwand, Tennis zu erklären, entfällt und die Spieler und ihre Geschichten wirklich zum Vorschein kommen.
Sabalenkas emotionaler Lauf zum Australian-Open-Titel – und was das für die Situation nach dem plötzlichen Tod ihres Vaters im Jahr 2019 bedeutet – ist wirklich bewegend. Ebenso wie die Gelegenheit, Sakkaris
Many married couples decide to split up and begin the process of dividing their financial assets in the New Year.
The first Monday falling on a working day in the new calendar year is dubbed Divorce Day because so many people choose then to start the formalities. This year, it falls next Monday, on 8 January.
Law firm Weightmans says the causes are Christmas stress, the financial pressures of the season, New Year resolutions to make a fresh start, and
A fascinating festive map reveals the cities where people most want to spend Christmas 2023 around the world – and London is number one.
On the map, generated using Google search data for common Christmas travel-related keywords, countries are named followed by the city where their residents most want to spend the festive period.
Searches such as ‘Christmas in London’ and ‘things to do in London for Christmas’ are top in 20 countries including Spain, Netherlands, Canada, and Australia.
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It wasn’t clear at first why Peter Thiel agreed to talk to me.
He is, famously, no friend of the media. But Thiel—co-founder of PayPal and Palantir, avatar of techno-libertarianism, bogeyman of the left—consented to a series of long interviews at his home and office in Los
The photo speaks to us all about the inestimable power of friendship; about how even our darkest times can be elevated by hope and love.
When England rugby coach Kevin Sinfield carried his former teammate Rob Burrow over the finishing line of the inaugural Rob Burrow Leeds Marathon in May, the tenderness of the gesture touched a nation’s hearts.
Rob, who has motor neurone disease (MND), was pushed round the course in his wheelchair. Kevin, his former captain at Leeds
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Of the many targets Donald Trump has attacked over the years, few engender less public sympathy than the career workforce of the federal government—the faceless mass of civil servants that the former president and his allies deride as the “deep state.”
Federal employees have long been an easy mark for politicians of both parties, who occasionally hail their nonpartisan public service but far more frequently blame “Washington bureaucrats” for stifling your business, auditing your taxes, and taking too long to
Joe Jonas filed for divorce from Sophie Turner after four years of marriage on September 5, 2023.
The ‘unhappy’ singer, 34, reportedly tried to ‘salvage’ his marriage to the Game of Thrones star, 27, before he filed for divorce as a ‘last resort’ as per Page Six.
Turner’s ‘partying’ seemingly caused a rift between the pair, as Joe is more of a homebody and ‘likes to stay at home.’
There have been a number of signs pointing to trouble in
Jennifer Brady took to Twitter to apologise for snubbing the umpire as she made a winning return to the Canadian Open. The former world No 13 has been sidelined with a knee injury for two years and only returned to the WTA Tour last week. And her time away from the tour made her forget to shake hands with the official after she stunned world No 20 Jelena Ostapenko.
Brady enjoyed a full-circle moment in Montreal on Monday as she
