The armistice provides a much-needed respite, but it does not pave the way for a breakthrough in the Israeli-Palestinian conflict. The case for a roadmap that will bring lasting peace, freedom, and security—for Palestinians and Israelis alike.
The acceptance of the 20-point plan, albeit conditional, creates a new dynamic that could bring an end to war, destruction, and displacement in Gaza closer. Israel's domestic policy now has a decisive role to play.
Iran let the deadline pass, and the sanctions against Tehran's nuclear program are now back in effect. The consequences for the regime extend far beyond foreign and security policy—and are also sparking debate within Iranian society.
After the Pahalgam attack, an open war between India and Pakistan has been averted for now. The crisis highlights why South Asia urgently needs a new conflict resolution mechanism – and why both sides must finally engage in direct talks.
A two-state solution in the Middle East remains a long way off, emphasizes EU High Representative Josep Borrell. A conversation about the role of the EU in the Middle East conflict, setbacks, and cooperation with Arab states – and what is particularly urgent now.
Egypt’s former Foreign Minister Nabil Fahmy opens up about Cairo’s diplomatic efforts, Western support for Arab peace plans–and why Israel’s Rafah operation could affect the Camp David Accords.
For years, Gershon Baskin has been negotiating with Hamas officials. But for the British-Israeli peace activist, one thing is clear: the massacre on October 7 has deprived Hamas of any legitimacy. A conversation about a path to peace and what is needed to achieve it.
The re-emergence of a prolonged Middle Eastern crisis draws attention to the consequences and long-term effects taking up shape in the wake of the Gaza war. Is Washington able to adjust?
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