Opinion
OPINION - Boycotts beyond sentiment: Moral duty and economic logic
Sprinkling a few giveaways to the poor here and there in the name of social responsibility, after making fortunes from genocide, is the kind of 'humanitarian-washing' some companies are heavily relying on these days
OPINION - Boycotts beyond sentiment: Moral duty and economic logic
Sprinkling a few giveaways to the poor here and there in the name of social responsibility, after making fortunes from genocide, is the kind of 'humanitarian-washing' some companies are heavily relying on these days
OPINION - Long overdue declaration of famine in Gaza: What should happen now?
IPC report's urgent call to the international community is clear: unless a ceasefire is enacted and skilled medical teams deliver therapeutic food—far beyond basic supplies like flour or lentils—thousands more will die
OPINION - Ambassador Barrack breathes new life into Türkiye-US relations
Thomas Barrack's great challenge will be to promote policies that will aid Syria's stability and development, and to find ways to make sure that President Trump supports those initiatives despite Israel's opposition
OPINION - Recognizing the state of Palestine: A legal and political imperative for peace
Israel now faces a choice: adapt to the changing international consensus or face growing isolation and the real possibility of sanctions
OPINION - Slaughter dressed up as humanitarian aid: So-called Gaza Humanitarian Foundation
By the Israeli government’s own account, the GHF is a means to drive Palestinians out of Gaza or to let them die, by deliberately starving them, denying supplies, and cutting off humanitarian aid
OPINION - After Alaska summit: What is next for Europe and Ukraine?
The lesson of the Alaska Summit is clear: Trump is unwilling to make Moscow pay for its aggression against Ukraine, no matter how many ultimatums he issues
