Some wars are limited; others are not. Some wars lead to a status quo in which the state and army are entrapped forever. The ...

Every week brings a new tool that promises to write faster, analyse deeper or decide quicker than we can. In the energy and ...

Ernesto “Che” Guevara returns briefly from the dead every October. The anniversary of his execution (9 October ’67) revives ...

On the Edge of Jerusalem’ (2024) by Yara Saeed, a thoroughly Egyptian novel that feels like it was written by a Palestinian.

For over five centuries, the Jewish community has been a foundational thread in Dutch society. When Sephardic Jews fled the ...

When a team looks exhausted, most leaders reach for the same diagnosis: too much work. The remedies follow quickly.

AI has taken over our daily routines, but the real storm is brewing just beneath the surface. If algorithms replace human labour across every industry, ...

France is not bankrupt. It is even worse: it is rich enough to postpone reckoning, large enough to defy European rules, and ...

The Netherlands has implemented an import and trade ban on products from Israeli settlements in the West Bank. By doing so, ...

An old American phrase carries an almost accidental political irony: Gone with the wind. In the American imagination, it belongs to another age, another landscape, another South, and to a film that ...

Azerbaijani President Ilham Aliyev addressed the 8th Congress of the New Azerbaijan Party (YAP) in Baku on Friday, the first party congress convened since Azerbaijan fully restored its territorial ...

The struggle for Syria is entering a decisive phase. Israel has moved from intermittent intervention to a sustained military presence in the south, while Damascus is attempting to rebuild a national ...