Opinion
OPINION - Europe’s long-overdue reckoning with Israel’s Gaza genocide
For decades, Europe acted as a passive patron to Israel’s colonial project, offering muted criticism as Palestinian land shrank under illegal settlements. But the images out of Gaza have punctured the armor of European detachment
OPINION - Europe’s long-overdue reckoning with Israel’s Gaza genocide
For decades, Europe acted as a passive patron to Israel’s colonial project, offering muted criticism as Palestinian land shrank under illegal settlements. But the images out of Gaza have punctured the armor of European detachment
OPINION - Starvation as a weapon of war in Gaza
Gaza’s food system is completely destroyed: bakeries bombed, farms bulldozed, fishing boats burned, livestock killed, warehouses flattened, shops emptied, and aid trucks blocked or turned away
OPINION - Trump's Gulf tour: Desire to project a dealmaker image
Trump’s Middle East tour represents more than just a diplomatic engagement with key US allies; it is a calculated effort to reclaim geopolitical momentum and project strength amid mounting domestic and international challenges
OPINION - Power plays in Germany's new government
New German government can credibly claim fresh start with its appointments and responsibilities, but given challenging times, its untested lineup risks policy paralysis
INTERVIEW - West Bank under occupation: To whom, by whom, and how are the Palestinian lands being sold?
Overwhelming evidence shows Palestinians are not leaving their land voluntarily, but being systematically coerced and forced out, says lawyer Robert Grabosch
OPINION - Europe must match its global ambitions with means
Europe sees the threats it faces and voices the will to respond but lacks the political courage to act. National interests and the fear of domestic backlash from populist movements continue to paralyze the continent’s ability to project power
