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Child Killed While Walking to School After Strike in Northern Gaza
An eight-year-old Palestinian boy was killed on Monday after a strike hit a group of civilians in Jabalia refugee camp in the northern Gaza Strip, according to local residents and witnesses.
Tourists, faithful and critics gears up for historic Papal visit to Barcelona
Pope Leo XIV’s visit to Barcelona (June 9–11, 2026) draws large crowds, with major events at the Sagrada Família and the Olympic Stadium in Montjuïc expected to gather up to 40,000 people amid tourism impact, high temperatures, and widespread public anticipation. In Madrid, Pope Leo XIV urges “rediscover dialogue” instead of rearmament, calling for peace, diplomacy and human dignity in address to Spain’s Congress.
Pope Leo XIV againts the hate speech: “No one can kneel before the Lord and at the same time despise a brother"
Pope Leo XIV gathers more than 1.5 million worshippers in a historic Corpus Christi Mass held in Spain, marking the first papal procession ever conducted on foreign soil. During his visit, the Pontiff delivers a message centered on the defense of the poor, migrants, and human dignity, while calling for peace, interfaith dialogue, and unity against divisive rhetoric. His remarks resonate widely in a politically sensitive context shaped by debates on immigration and the role of religion in contemporary society.
Pope Leo XIV thanks Spain for its “fidelity to international law” in the face of conflicts in Ukraine and the Middle East
Pope Leo XIV praises Spain’s commitment to international law during his first visit, urging interreligious dialogue among Christians, Muslims, and Jews as a path to peace amid global conflicts.
Palestinian Infant Killed, Parents Wounded by Israeli Fire in Hebron
A seven-month-old Palestinian infant was killed and his parents were wounded on Friday after Israeli forces opened fire on their vehicle in the Tel Rumeida area of Hebron, according to Palestinian health officials.
Seville Celebrates Corpus Christi with Traditional Procession Through Historic City Center
Thousands of worshippers, residents and visitors gathered in the historic center of Seville on Thursday to celebrate Corpus Christi, one of the most significant religious observances in the Catholic calendar and one of the city's most deeply rooted traditions.
Glitter, Performance and Visibility: Drag Festival Opens Pride Week in Tel Aviv
Performers took to the stage with a mix of music, dance and theatrical acts, transforming the venue into a vibrant space of celebration and self-expression. Audience members of different ages filled the hall, waving flags, singing along and taking part in activities organized throughout the evening.
Between borders and bruises. Wesam and malak’s search for a home and a safe place for little Reem
For millions of people who watched the footage online, it was another disturbing viral clip. For Wesam Miqdad and Malak Mahmoud, it was the culmination of years of displacement, uncertainty and hardship.
Haredi Protesters Clash with Police Over Military Conscription in Jerusalem
Thousands of Ultra-Orthodox Jewish demonstrators took to the streets of Jerusalem on Monday, blocking major roads and confronting police during protests against military conscription policies and the detention of draft resisters.
Threads of Heritage: Kashmiri Embroidery Keeps Centuries of Tradition Alive
In a modest workshop filled with fabric, thread, and generations of knowledge, a Kashmiri artisan carefully guides a needle across cloth, continuing a tradition that has long been woven into the cultural identity of the region.
Western Sahara’s Forgotten Conflict: Polisario Leader Visits Sahrawi Refugees in Algeria
Nearly 50 years after the beginning of the Western Sahara conflict, the Sahrawi refugee camps remain a powerful reminder of a crisis that has endured across generations largely outside the world’s daily headlines.
Football, Art and Memory: Why a Franco Effigy Became a Ball in Contemporary Spain
On a football field in the Catalan town of Torelló, spectators gathered expecting an artistic performance. What they witnessed instead was a provocative visual statement that immediately sparked debate across Spain. Players kicked what appeared to be the head of former Spanish dictator Francisco Franco.
Jakarta Illuminates Vesak Day with “Glow of Peace” Installation
Indonesia is home to one of the world's largest Buddhist populations outside East Asia, and Vesak celebrations are observed throughout the archipelago.