Iran sentences activist to prison again over protests
Support us and go ad-freeAn Iranian court has sentenced a prominent activist and vocal supporter of nationwide protests sparked by Mahsa Amini’s death to more than five years in jail,…
More tanks to Ukraine won’t decide the war, but they may escalate it
Support us and go ad-freeGermany and the US have pledged tanks to Ukraine, but critics are warning the move won’t guarantee victory – and could escalate the war further. 31…
Israeli forces raided the West Bank, killing 9 Palestinians
Support us and go ad-freeAn Israeli raid on the occupied West Bank’s Jenin refugee camp on 26 January killed nine Palestinians including an elderly woman, Palestinian officials said. The Palestinian…
Palestinian anti-colonial struggle centres revolutionary remembrance
Support us and go ad-freeAt the end of last year, Palestinians showed strength and power as they mourned Nasser Abu Hmeid. People came out to stand with his family as…
officers being investigated for another child strip search
Support us and go ad-freeThis article includes a recounting of self-harm and discussion of suicide. The police watchdog is investigating four Met police officers who strip-searched a 15-year-old dual heritage…
officers being investigated for another child strip search
Support us and go ad-freeThis article includes a recounting of self-harm and discussion of suicide. The police watchdog is investigating four Met police officers who strip-searched a 15-year-old dual heritage…
Mexico bans experiments after rogue use
Support us and go ad-freeThe Mexican government announced a ban on solar geoengineering experiments in its territory on 17 January. The move came after a private company carried out such climate-manipulating…
UK plan to rip up thousands of laws gets green light in House of Commons
Support us and go ad-freeThe Conservative government’s bill that could rip up thousands of retained EU laws passed its latest reading in the House of Commons on 18 January. If…
UK plan to rip up thousands of laws gets green light in House of Commons
Support us and go ad-freeThe Conservative government’s bill that could rip up thousands of retained EU laws passed its latest reading in the House of Commons on 18 January. If…
UK government is likely overreaching in Section 35 intervention
Support us and go ad-freeOn 17 January, the UK government released the list of its stated reasons for using veto powers against the Scottish parliament. The unprecedented move blocked the…
The Canary wants your letters for our new page
Support us and go ad-freeThe Canary receives a lot of emails from members and subscribers, on various topics – which the team are really grateful for. We always aim to…
Cyprus issues first ever fines for poisoning wild birds
Support us and go ad-freeCypriot authorities have for the first time issued fines for the killing of rare wild birds using poison baits, according to conservationists on the Mediterranean island.…
