Iran gives conflicting signals on dropping the demand that the IAEA “close its investigation of undeclared nuclear material found at Iranian sites in 2019”:
- Iran Drops Another Key Demand as Prospects for Revived Nuclear Deal Increase (CNN)
- Iran Says It Will Only Accept Inspections Agreed in 2015 Nuclear Deal (Reuters)
- The Sticky Issues Holding Up a New Iran Nuclear Deal (Bloomberg / Washington Post)
If Ben and Jerry wanted to protect their reputation, they should have never sold out to a soulless corporation like Unilever:
For “political elites who … think that they’re invincible and above the law, … now, the message is very clear”:
- Jail Will Be Tough for ex-Malaysian Leader Najib, Who’s Used to a 7-star Hotel Lifestyle, Says Anwar (CNBC)
“The decision gave the army the green light to completely raze eight villages in Masafer Yatta to the ground … and demolish hundreds of other structures … including four school”:
- Israeli Supreme Court Decision on Masafer Yatta Paves Way for Land Grabs (Middles East Eye)
When she first sought a career in athletics she was offered every job for which she was interviewed; now, she has been blacklisted:
- She Was Fired for Being Publicly Pro-Palestine. One Year Later, No One Is Hiring Her (Philadelphia Inquirer / MSN)
“Mo” is “committed to exploring the intricacies of Muslim-American life, furthered by the specific slice of multiculturalism that informed Amer’s life”:
Prof. Donner argues that a 7th century Arabic letter supports the Qur’an’s claim that Jews and Christians can be considered part of the “community of believers”:
- Stanford Fellow Delves into Archival Materials that Shed New Light on the Early Days of Islam (Stanford News)
Sadr’s “supporters camped outside the Supreme Judicial Council demanding it dissolves parliament – a power the body insists it does not have”:
- Iraq: Sadr Supporters Shut Down Country’s Judiciary (Middle East Eye)
Forced to choose between modesty and education, India’s Muslim schoolgirls fight back: