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Thomas Friedman: Trump’s Path to a Nobel Peace Prize
A startling optimistic scenario-sketch by Tom Friedman, one of President Trump’s critics.
A startling optimistic scenario-sketch by Tom Friedman, one of President Trump’s critics.
A prescient article published in 2023, yet still relevant as background, about the need for two states and PM Netanyahu’s opposition
The Israeli government decided on Sunday to double its population on the occupied Golan Heights while saying threats from Syria remained despite the moderate tone of rebel leaders who
Speech by Michael Easson on Sunday 15 December 2024 to the ‘Together with Israel’ rally in Martin Place, Sydney
Accelerating the buildout of renewable generation capacity is an essential enabler for greenhouse gas emission reductions and is key to reaching net zero by 2050.
Despite the welcome news on Sweden, the old Turkey is not coming back, but Erdogan’s apparent shift to legacy-building mode will give Washington opportunities to leverage his influence abroad.
A recent film explores the stark realities of life for the country’s disenfranchised
Since October 7, many Jews have felt isolated and have reported feeling as if they have no allies in the Muslim and Arab worlds. This
Of all the deplorable crimes ever conceived by the human mind, one stands alone in its utter depravity, as the very epitome of evil.
Two major questions loom over the ongoing Israeli military operation in the Gaza Strip: can the Israeli Defense Forces (IDF) achieve their military goals there? And can postwar political arrangements that will make future Israeli military action in Gaza unnecessary be put in place? The answer to the first question is probably yes; the answer to the second is probably no.
I’ve been The Times’s foreign affairs columnist since 1995, and one of the most enduring lessons I’ve learned is that there are good seasons and bad seasons in this business, which are defined by the big choices made by the biggest players.
The Institute for the Study of War (ISW) with support from the Critical Threats Project (CTP) at the American Enterprise Institute launched an interactive map of Iran and the Middle East.
