Adam Bensaid

New generation of lawyers unite to help Palestine tackle legal challenges

No longer exclusive to governments, the pro-Palestinian legal organization and its growing community are helping legal experts hold Israel accountable for violations of international law.

Workplace and algorithm bias kill Palestine content on Facebook and Twitter

TRT World interviewed several activists, including a former Facebook employee and multiple activists who described how the tech giants are choking off Palestine related content.

Why was Istanbul home to royals, thinkers and artists from East and West?

Apart from giving refuge to the troubled and destitute, the city also stole the heart of many renowned artists, thinkers and philosophers.

The race for space colonisation and limitless wealth is already here

China and Russia are committed to collaborating on lunar colonisation, joining the tier of corporate titans and governments who recognize space is not only the last frontier, but a geopolitical endgame.

The wholesome social engineering behind Arabic-dubbed anime

Here's how young Arab boys and girls grew up watching Japanese shows dubbed in classical Arabic on channels like SpaceToon.

Secret Red Sea air base built on strategic Island off Yemen coast

While the owner of the airbase still can’t be independently verified, for better or worse it promises to reshape Red Sea dynamics once completed.

French call to replace English with Latin as Europe's official language

Met with scorn for now, the sentiment against English language is moving from the fringes to mainstream politics.

France alarmed by radiation, a colonial legacy still lingering in Algeria

A spring desert wind laced with radioactive dust has struck France, but it's nothing compared to what Algerians have faced as a result of France's testing of nuclear weapons in former colonies.

The ICC’s new probe into Israeli war crimes changes everything

After six years of painstaking investigation, the ICC is finally moving to probe Israeli violations of human rights and international law, which could lead to the prosecution of both Israelis and Palestinians.

Israel's autonomous 'robo-snipers' and suicide drones raise ethical dilemma

With its considerable line-up of ‘robo-snipers’, ‘suicide drones’ and ‘robattle’ battlefield robots, Israel’s defence industry is pushing the envelop of autonomous machines with only token human involvement.

US admits F-35 failed to replace F-16 as planned, needs new fighter jet

Going back to the drawing board again could see the ageing F-16’s replaced in 2040, once they’re 60 years old.

Why is Algeria's protest movement back on the streets?

Algeria’s president has made token gestures to appease protestors and promised new elections, while being confronted with a popular movement that is a shadow of its former self.