Opinion
OPINION - Dutch election results: The far right did not shrink, it fragmented
Under the shadow of enduring divides like the Protestant–Catholic-Secular tensions, European societies that are held together mostly by economic prosperity, with little else to unite them, tend to fragment when crises hit
OPINION - Dutch election results: The far right did not shrink, it fragmented
Under the shadow of enduring divides like the Protestant–Catholic-Secular tensions, European societies that are held together mostly by economic prosperity, with little else to unite them, tend to fragment when crises hit
OPINION - The irreversible tides: Israel's isolation and the Gaza genocide
Israel will inevitably deploy immense resources and vast sums of money to reclaim the support it has hemorrhaged, particularly within Western societies. Our moral imperative is clear: we must ensure this narrative whitewash never succeeds
OPINION - Rebuilding Gaza and the roadmap for key actors
A fair and effective reconstruction model must hold Israel accountable and put the will of the Palestinian people at the center of the process
OPINION - The Gaza genocide's impact on antisemitism
Israel, led by Benajmin Netanyau, realized it was losing moral battle over Palestine and decided to confront the new challenge by weaponizing antisemitism as a tool to intimidate and silence criticism of Israel
OPINION - Why the Nobel Committee must reconsider its award to Maria Corina Machado
The decision to award Maria Corina Machado a Nobel not only diminishes the credibility of the prize but risks turning it into a symbol of Western hypocrisy rather than global justice
OPINION - France's political crisis deepens as Lecornu faces confidence test
3 reshuffles in less than 2 years have left French executive fragile and reactive. Lecornu’s appointment offers short-term administrative stability but no clear political renewal
