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Could seeing ourselves as good neighbours help us navigate the present-day churn of disconnection, polarisation and uncertainty? Shakespeare invites us to try.

Without a national policy, the spread of smothering buffel grass will continue unchecked.

The culture of memory in Bosnia and Herzegovina (BiH) is not typically shared by all ethnic groups. Source

Smartwatches aren’t always as accurate as you might think. In some cases, you’d be better off listening to your body.

In the 1940s, tent cities and ‘shanty’ settlements appeared across Australia, as families struggled to find homes. The government acted then – and needs to now.

People with AuDHD often find their traits and experiences don’t neatly fit into either category – and they can find themselves pulled in different directions.

Plan your route, keep your bike by the door, and don’t worry about Lycra – small habits can get you back on the bike.

With the same fiscal support that Canberra found to back the oil industry, we could start to end our oil dependence.

The way we deal with rising inflation is highly problematic.

Governments are often criticised for lacking ambition and failing to tackle the long-term issues facing Australia. But it’s been done before, and can be again.

Abdul El-Sayed, a U.S. Senate candidate from Michigan, said in an interview aired Sunday that the Israeli government is as “evil” as Hamas, sharpening his criticism of Israel in the closely-watched Democratic primary. “Killing tens of thousands of people makes you pretty damn evil,” El-Sayed told CNN congressional reporter Manu Raja on the network’s Inside... The post U.S. Senate candidate from Michigan calls Israeli government ‘evil’ like Hamas appeared first on The Forward.

Angelique Sharpe writes about the need to value youth workers, whose efforts play a critical role in shaping the lives of children. The post Opinion: Can we shift the focus from youth criticism to those showing up daily for our neighbors’ children? appeared first on Milwaukee Neighborhood News Service.

Australia has doubled down on Pacific infrastructure with $550 million in new grants for the AIFFP. But without a plan to cover the recurrent costs of operations and maintenance, these investments risk repeating the mistakes of the past.DisclosureThis research was undertaken with the support of the Gates Foundation. The views expressed are those of the author only. About the author/sCameron HillCameron Hill is Senior Research Officer at the Development Policy Centre. He has previously worked with DFAT, the Parliamentary Library and ACFID.

Військові, як стверджує Трамп, «попередили екіпаж про необхідність зупинитися, однак ті відмовилися виконати вимоги»

Dick Monroe shares a wildlife photo montage as cold continues to sit over the North Country even as spring begins

Frontman Vaden Todd Lewis gives fans a glimpse into his struggle with depression on the album — the band's first release in nearly 10 years.

非洲國家蘇丹內戰（la guerre au Soudan）於2026年4月15日星期三進入第四年。逃往鄰國的蘇丹難民們面臨著巨大的困難。美國在2025年初大幅削減對外援助，造成困難成倍增多。本台法廣非洲組（RFI Afrique）在南蘇丹做實地採訪的特派女記者從戈羅姆（Gorom）返回後在其法語新聞稿的標題中指出，由於缺乏資金，蘇丹難民的人道不安全性在加大。

非洲国家苏丹内战（la guerre au Soudan）于2026年4月15日星期三进入第四年。逃往邻国的苏丹难民们面临着巨大的困难。美国在2025年初大幅削减对外援助，造成困难成倍增多。本台法广非洲组（RFI Afrique）在南苏丹做实地采访的特派女记者从戈罗姆（Gorom）返回后在其法语新闻稿的标题中指出，由于缺乏资金，苏丹难民的人道不安全性在加大。

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Why does popular support for Palestinian rights often fail to generate impactful solidarity? This article explores Sudan's intersecting struggles with Palestine, examining metaphysicalisation, Black-Arab solidarity tensions, and the global attention divide to uncover effective paths towards liberation. The post Failing Palestine by failing the Sudanese Revolution Lessons from the intersections of Sudan and Palestine in politics, media and organising appeared first on السفير العربي.