Nadia Ahmad - 31/07/2026
There was a time when the word ceasefire meant simple things. The shooting stopped, the […]
Ken van Ierlant - 29/07/2026
The public debate surrounding the Middle East conflict exposes a deep, structural shift within the […]
Ken van Ierlant - 27/07/2026
Achieving peace in the Middle East is complicated by overlapping dilemmas that stall progress. Historical […]
Nadia Ahmad - 25/07/2026
History has a habit of surviving agreements. Documents can be signed, cameras can flash, and […]
Rafic Taleb - 24/07/2026
The NATO Summit held in Ankara on 7–8 July 2026 may prove to be one […]
Oscar Hammerstein - 22/07/2026
The Church of England is undergoing a disheartening descent into spiritual darkness. Once an institution […]
Max von Kreyfelt - 21/07/2026
A rather peculiar news item caught my eye. It was about war. But what really […]
Filip Dewinter - 18/07/2026
Most people know Qatar only because this small Gulf state hosted the 2022 World Cup, […]
Sid Lukkassen - 13/07/2026
Adolf Hitler was born in 1889. This means that the context in which he grew […]
Oscar Hammerstein - 10/07/2026
I am asked how I can stand up for Jews in general and Israel in […]
