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As part of the team convened by the solicitor Fahad Ansari of Riverway Law to apply for the deproscription of Hamas to the UK Home Secretary, I was tasked by the lawyers to gather expert reports that would form the evidentiary basis of our application...

Sofiane Boufal celebrates with his mother after Morocco’s historic victory over Portugal, 10 December 2022. (Credit: AP/Luca Bruno)
As the first African team to reach the semi-finals in the history of the World Cup, the Moroccan football team became a global phenomenon, bringing attention to a country and a continent that have been historically undermined and underrepresented in...

(documenta 15: photograph ©Iain Chambers)
The phrase ‘Chaos at Kassel’, attributed to the German Minister for Culture, Claudia Roth, emerged in the initial storm of accusations of antisemitism at the art event documenta fifteen (18 June – 25 September) that takes place every five years at Kassel...

A drone’s view of Gaza City, September 2021. (Credits: Reuters/Suhaib Salem)
Come What May is the fast-paced and engaging new novel from Palestinian author, Ahmed Masoud. Set in Gaza, where Masoud was born and raised, and where survival and death have been everyday concerns for decades, the novel examines how murder is investigated...