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Survivors of Israeli massacre in Lebanon rebuild their lives

No one in the village of Qana is waiting for a miracle to heal the deep scars left by Israeli air strikes that slaughtered over 100 civilians in 1996 and 28 in 2006. But, with the help of younger generations, residents are determined to move on.

Desperate for justice, Nigerians turn to a radio station for help

Amid rampant abuse of the law and power, people in Nigeria are trying a strategy of naming and shaming on live radio at the country’s first radio station devoted to human rights.

In pictures: Syrian refugees at a Turkish border town

A look into the lives of displaced Syrians at the Oncupinar Refugee Camp in southern Turkey.

Looking for Oum Kulthum: Shirin Neshat brings a legend to the silver screen

Oum Kulthum was a legendary Egyptian singer and the most famous woman in Egypt after Cleopatra. In her film "Looking for Oum Kulthum," Iranian filmmaker Shirin Neshat has brought the diva’s story to the screen, with personal touches.

Why some Americans want to ‘make America white again’

While Barack Obama became the US's first black president, the country shifted to the right electing Donald Trump as his successor. Trump's election promise to “make America great again” fuels the country’s racist movements.

Can the almost-paralysed Israeli left reinvent itself?

The violent history between Israel and Palestine has pushed the Israeli left to the brink of total collapse.

Turkey's Antarctic expedition reaches its last leg

The voyage is near to its completion with Turkish scientists preparing to carry out the last set of scientific studies at Deception Island.

How Muslim slaves rose up against slavery in the 19th century

America's relationship to Islam goes back to the early 1800s, when Muslim slaves fought for their freedom — and there are lessons in it for America today.

Revisiting Mashal Khan's family a year after his lynching

The young Pakistani student's murder by a mob on a university campus was another "blasphemy killing," one of the dozens since the 90s. A year on, his family struggles to reconcile with the tragedy.

A look into Australia's own civil rights movement

Gary Foley, one of the main leaders of the Black Power Movement in Australia says the literature of Malcolm X and other writers of the US civil rights era influenced Australia's Indigenous thought and action against white supremacy.

A moment with humpback whales in Antarctica

A team of TRT World journalists embedded in a Turkish expedition came closer to humpback whales in the white continent's Lemaire Channel, and completed the first half of their journey. Here's an update.

If forced, Taliban will fight for a century: Zabihullah Mujahid

The spokesman for the Afghan Taliban speaks to TRT World about the recent Kunduz air strike, Kabul's talks offer and the emergence of Daesh in the region.