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All you need to know about the EU parliament elections

With Brexit still in limbo and the far-right surging across the continent, the new European Parliament could look very different than its predecessors.

Could one pediatrician be the cause of Pakistan's new HIV outbreak?

In an investigation into how the virus has infected over 600 people in Larkana city, so far the government has arrested one pediatrician and set up several screening labs in local hospitals.

How social media propels protests in Sudan

Social media has become a frontline in the battle against authoritarianism in Sudan.

Does anti-Zionism count as anti-Semitism, as Macron suggests?

Macron’s claim that “anti-Zionism is a modern form of anti-Semitism” sparks both praise and criticism in France and beyond.

Grand Ayatollah Ali al Sistani’s influence over Iraq

Sistani has been one of the most influential religious leaders in Iraqi politics since the US invasion of Iraq. While his word is not law - it cannot be ignored.

Will the killing of two foreigners affect Morocco's tourism industry

The murder of two Scandinavian women hiking at the Atlas Mountains brought the aspect of security of Morocco again on the agenda. The relatively safe country profits from tourism, the question remains whether it will continue to do so?

Yellow vest protests stopped after Strasbourg Christmas attack

The attack on the Christmas market in France's eastern city of Strasbourg has increased security concerns with the French Interior Ministry cancelling public protests.

CPJ warns journalists covering 'yellow vest' protests of safety risk

As France braces for another wave of potentially violent "yellow vest" protests over the weekend, the US-based Committee to Protect Journalists (CPJ) issued a safety advisory for journalists who want to be on the field in France and Belgium.

Russian sought 'synergy' with Trump campaign in 2015: US special counsel

US President Donald Trump's former lawyer Michael Cohen, who has been cooperating with US Special Counsel Robert Mueller's probe into possible collusion between Russia and Trump's 2016 election campaign, pleaded guilty to the charges in August.

When does a migrant become a refugee, and when does that become a 'crisis'?

The people moving from one place to another are described in several ways, some portraying them as victims, some as outsiders. The list of terminology is long and here are the ones that are used the most.

Alone and unsafe, how vulnerable are migrant children?

The number of children crossing borders unaccompanied has risen up to five times since 2012. Here’s a quick look at the IFRC’s findings on the danger faced by young migrants and refugees.

The economic cost of Brexit could outweigh the benefit

Economic predictions from economists and bankers signal that the exit from the EU would be to the UK's detriment.