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The Mangoush affair, three years on: Palestine remains a red line in Libya’s foreign policy
When news broke, in 2023, that Libya’s first female foreign minister, Najla Al-Mangoush, had...
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Podcast by Jasim Al-Azzawi with David Miller: The British Employment Appeal Tribunal Verdict: Anti-Zionism is not antisemitism
The British Employment Appeal Tribunal (EAT) delivered a landmark judgment on August 4, 2026, upholding the finding that the University of Bristol unlawfully dismissed Professor David Miller and discriminated against him because of his anti-Zionist beliefs.
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Israeli drone strikes kill nine Palestinians across Gaza
At least nine Palestinians were killed and around 40 others injured in a series...
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Pakistan premier Sharif calls for enhanced cooperation with Syria, invites President al-Sharaa to visit
Pakistani Prime Minister Shehbaz Sharif on Thursday called for expanded cooperation with Syria across multiple sectors and invited Syrian President Ahmad al-Sharaa to visit the South Asian country as Islamabad seeks to strengthen ties with Damascus, Anadolu agency reported. Syrian Foreign Minister Asaad Hassan al-Shaibani met Sharif in Islamabad, where the Pakistani premier welcomed the Syrian delegation and conveyed his best wishes to President al-Sharaa, according to a statement issued by the Prime Minister’s Office. Sharif reaffirmed Pakistan’s support for Syria’s sovereignty, unity and territorial integrity, including its position on the Golan Heights. Recalling the longstanding ties between the two countries, Sharif called for stronger cooperation in politics, defence, trade, investment, education and human resource development. He also said restoring […]
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MEMO in Conversation with Prof Avi Shlaim
In this episode of Conversation with MEMO, Professor Avi Shlaim discusses the Britain Owes Palestine campaign and its legal case demanding that the UK acknowledge its historic responsibility for Palestine. He examines Britain’s role during the Mandate, the repression of Palestinians, the road to the Nakba and what meaningful accountability and reparation could look like today. MORE >>> MEMO in Conversation With
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The Ottoman World of Sports: Refashioning Bodies, Men, and Communities in Late Imperial Istanbul
A black and white still featuring a shirtless muscular man appeared in an Ottoman magazine in 1910. The man, who is well chiseled, is demonstrating his own physical excellence that was achieved through a regime of exercise and gymnasiums. However, Selim Sirri is not merely showing off the fruits of his efforts, he is part of a reformist movement that sees physical education, disciplining the human body and exercise as being at the heart of a modernising empire. Newspapers and magazines were using Sirri to underscore the idea that physical education, ‘carried a symbolic meaning-the Ottoman Empire had joined a global community of physical education.’ Elsewhere, a letter dated to 1906, complaining about the referee in Galatasaray’s football match as […]
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9/11 at 25 — Why Israel Fuels Islamophobia | Palestine This Week
In this episode we speak to Muhammed Shehada about his clash with the Board of Peace and his concern that it is burying evidence of genocide in Gaza. We unpack revelations in the Haaretz that Benjamin Netanyahu was warned in advance of the 7 October attack. Marking twenty-five years since 9/11, we look at how the War on Terror emboldened Israel, and at the rise in Islamophobia since — fuelled by Israel-linked groups working in alliance with the far right. We close on Britain’s sanctions against Israeli settlement products, the ferocity of the backlash, and how easily measures like this can be circumvented. WATCH: Israel’s Campaign Trail Runs on Cruelty Towards Palestinians | Palestine This Week
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