Anna Gordon

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Why Fred Swaniker Is All In on Education

Swaniker has dedicated himself to building new programs that could develop students' unrealized talent—and, in doing so, help to drive change for their communities.

By Anna Gordon

Here's What To Know About The U.K.'s Gaza Ceasefire Vote

All eyes were on the House of Commons as the Scottish National Party (SNP) proposed a motion for a vote calling for a ceasefire in Gaza.

By Anna Gordon and Olivia-Anne Cleary

How War in the Middle East Got the British Home Secretary Fired

Suella Braverman was fired after making divisive comments about pro-Palestine protesters.

By Anna Gordon

What Israelis Think of War With Hamas

New polls give insight into how Israelis view the hostage crisis, the use of force in Gaza, and their leadership.

By Anna Gordon

What a Ground Offensive in Gaza City Will Look Like

Experts say a bloodier phase of the Israel-Hamas war is approaching as Israel encircles Gaza City and prepares to enter it.

By Anna Gordon

U.S. Capitol Police Clash With Gaza Ceasefire Protesters

Thousands of pro-Palestinian protesters took to streets across the U.S. on Nov. 4, calling for a Gaza ceasefire amid the Israel-Hamas war.

By Mallory Moench and Anna Gordon

AI Safety Summit Puts U.S.-China Relations in Spotlight

China's involvement in the U.K. AI Safety Summit this week was significant, but questions about cooperation with the U.S. remain.

By Will Henshall and Anna Gordon

How This Arabic Word Speaks to Gaza's Grief

The word "thakla" refers to a parent who has lost a child. There is no English-language equivalent.

By Anna Gordon

Israel’s 4 Bad Options in Gaza

These are the choices Israel faces in the wake of Hamas' Oct. 7 massacre, based on conversations with experts.

By Anna Gordon

What It's Like to Be an Israeli Peace Activist Today

There is little patience for the peace movement in Israel following Hamas' unprecedented attack on Oct. 7.

By Anna Gordon

From Gaza, Stories of Loss and Grief

Hear from nine Palestinians who have lost family, friends, homes, and neighborhoods amid Israel’s ongoing airstrikes in the Gaza Strip.

By Yasmeen Serhan , Astha Rajvanshi , Anna Gordon and Karl Vick

What Gazans Say About Israel's Evacuation Order

'We are being targeted from every single place. We don’t have any safe place'

By Astha Rajvanshi , Anna Gordon and Armani Syed

How to Help Afghanistan Earthquake Victims

More than 2,000 people have been killed and limited aid resources are available to help survivors.

By Anna Gordon

Israeli Supernova Festival Goer Recounts Escaping from Hamas

'I was saved by a miracle'

By Anna Gordon

Preventing the Spread of Drug-Resistant TB

The world is mobilizing to prevent the spread of tuberculosis, which kills 1.5 million people a year.

By Anna Gordon

Why the U.S.-Iran Prisoner Swap Matters

The swap is being seen as a stepping stone for more bilateral dialogue and a "political ceasefire" between Tehran and Washington.

By Anna Gordon

How to Help Libya's Flood Victims

Thousands have died and thousands more are missing after two dams collapsed in Derna, on the country's northeastern coast.

By Anna Gordon

Elizabeth Wathuti Is Planting the Seeds of Climate Action

Since 2016, Elizabeth Wathuti’s organization has planted more than 30,000 trees in her home country of Kenya.

By Anna Gordon

Why Kim Jong Un's Russia Trip Is a Sign of Putin's Weakness

The North Korean dictator arrived in Russia on Tuesday, as Moscow seeks millions of munitions that could be a boost for its war efforts in Ukraine.

By Anna Gordon

How Mexico Became a Gender Equality Leader in Government

The country looks set to get its first female President, after Claudia Sheinbaum was chosen to be the ruling party's 2024 candidate.

By Anna Gordon
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