Every 13th of January, the Amazigh people celebrate their New Year, marking 2975 according to the Amazigh calendar in 2025 AD. Known as Yennayer, this celebration coincides with the start of the agricultural year where each region has unique traditions and rituals to welcome the new year.

We cannot discuss sustainable development and climate change mitigation while continuing to ignore the most vulnerable groups in developing societies. This is especially true for those who have the least support and the greatest difficulty accessing resources, such as women.

From rising temperatures and water contamination to the destruction of agricultural lands and health facilities, the crisis in Gaza is multifaceted and urgent. This article highlights the silent struggles that Palestinian women in Gaza face. 

We stand in solidarity with our people in Lebanon and Palestine, particularly the young women and girls bearing the brunt of the violence, displacement, and systemic injustices that have plagued our region for generations.

Can the Southwest Asian/North African (SWANA) region be considered safe from nuclear weapons, twenty-five years after the Comprehensive Nuclear-Test-Ban Treaty (CTBT)?