Orbiting the Himalayas mountain range. Mount Everest is in this photo, with much of Nepal visible as well.

Jaw-dropping essay on being the only Arab at the New Yorker, from editor David Remnick refusing to call Gaza a genocide to another editor saying he had trouble editing a story because “Israeli characters seemed evil, while all the Palestinians were angels”

Hundreds attended funeral services Tuesday for 31 Yemeni journalists who were reported killed in Israeli airstrikes last week in the capital of Sanaa.

“It is clear there is an intent to destroy the Palestinians in Gaza through acts that meet the criteria set forth in the Genocide Convention.” UN Independent International Commission of Inquiry's report shows #Israel has committed #genocide in #Gaza. https://t.co/UGjepPwmwo

guernica editors unpacking how language can create false equivalences and obscure power paradigms... esp thru sentimental lyricism and over-emphasizing individual narratives, stuff we see from major newspapers everyday

Nepal appoints Sushila Karki as first female executive head The former chief justice widely praised for her integrity was chosen by Gen Z to lead transitional government. BINOD GHIMIRE KATHMANDU, SEPT 12 Sushila Karki, a septuagenarian former chief justice, on Friday

Last March, I and other editors at Guernica resigned over the publication of an essay by an Israeli writer about treading the line of empathy. The ensuing criticism—'condemn even empathy?'—pushed @khatrysarah and I to re-interrogate its shortcomings. https://t.co/4VqioO0eTN

51 people confirmed dead in recent protests: Police Kathmandu Nepal Police have confirmed that 51 people have died across the country during the recent violent protests. Senior Superintendent of Police Ramesh Thapa, who is co-spokesperson for Nepal Police, said casualties

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Last year, @aprzhu and I were two of the thirty-something editors who resigned from Guernica after the publication of an essay by an Israeli translator. The essay was “controversial.” Our resignations were “controversial.” For n+1, we talked about it. Link below:

A day after massive protests, GenZ now engaged in cleaning up Kathmandu

Nepal parliament set on fire after PM resigns over anti-corruption protests

People in Nepal, including children, have been killed by police and security forces in Gen Z-led protests against government corruption. Despite the purpose of the demonstrations, international media headlines have reduced them to merely protests over the country’s ongoing

Nepal has lifted its social media ban one day after youth-led protests turned deadly, with at least 19 people killed by security forces as demonstrators rallied against government corruption. — in pictures https://t.co/SmJPSSXHqa

Nepal's Prime Minister KP Sharma Oli resigned on Tuesday after a social media ban sparked violent protests in which at least 19 people died on Monday. Read more: https://t.co/Mgyl0830EL

One of Rolling Stones creators of the year! This means a lot. Thank you PS YOU CAN STAND UP FOR PEOPLE DURING GENOSIDE AND STILL BE SUCCESSFUL! #FreePalestine

The Associated Press did not bother to mention in their headline the name of the freelancer who worked with them. Well, her name is Maryam Abu Daqqa and here is her photo. Shame on you all racist media who are complicit in Israel’s crimes against humanity.

On August 5, the Iowa City Council unanimously voted to boycott and divest from Israel bonds and all companies complicit in the Gaza genocide and occupation of Palestine.

For those who "it can't be genocide as the Palestinian population is growing". Gaza has had the largest drop in life expectancy of any places on earth in modern history: