Farrah Koutteineh

If you had read the headline "war criminal flees to Argentina to avoid war crimes arrest" in 1945, it would have referred to Nazi war criminals escaping Germany to Latin America to evade justice during the Nuremberg trials. Now, 80 years later, a similar headline emerges, but this time it involves Israeli soldiers fleeing to Argentina to evade arrest for crimes against humanity and genocide committed in Gaza.

Kamala Harris is not ‘brat’, she’s an accomplice to Israel's Genocide in Gaza Kamala Harris may be leaning hard on identity politics in the US elections, but Farrah Koutteineh warns she won't serve in the interest of people of colour. With just a month left until the US presidential elections, no one is working as hard as Kamala Harris’s social media team trying to portray her as the latest girl boss in American politics.

For Palestinian journalists, Nobel Prizes won't bring Gaza peace No Nobel Prize can make up for the trauma suffered by Palestinian journalists. To honour their sacrifice, a ceasefire is needed now, says Farrah Kouttinieh. I was sitting in the back of a car heading towards Dublin a couple of weeks ago when Motaz Azaiza, the viral Palestinian photojournalist, turned and told me that he'd been nominated for the 2024 Nobel Peace Prize.