In Gaza, selling or serving food can get you killed
On April 27, my brother-in-law, Samer, was killed in Deir el-Balah in central Gaza when his vegetable stall was bombed. ...
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DRC’s conflict demands a new peace model rooted in inclusion and reform
The resurgence of conflict in eastern Democratic Republic of the Congo has drawn renewed international attention following M23’s swift capture ...
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Israel belongs in Eurovision
Just when you thought Eurovision had reached peak absurdity – with its glitter-drenched cliches, outlandish lyrics, and performances that make ...
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In Istanbul, Russia plays chess while the West is stuck in make-believe
As Russian and Ukrainian delegations descended on Istanbul on Friday in an attempt to end the three-year war in Ukraine, ...
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India’s ‘new normal’ of perpetual war will damage its democracy
On May 12, two days after the announcement of a ceasefire between India and Pakistan, Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi ...
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India tried to project strength but ended up showing weakness
On May 10, United States President Donald Trump announced a “full and immediate” ceasefire between India and Pakistan brokered by ...
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What the Christians of the Holy Land expect from Pope Leo XIV
Many Christians of the Holy Land rejoiced at the election of Pope Leo XIV as the successor to Saint Peter. ...
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My nephew asks if he will eat meat only in heaven. I struggle to answer
When on March 2, we heard all crossings into Gaza were closed, we thought it would not last more than ...
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Eastern Europe bets on Trump – but at what cost?
Eastern Europe’s love affair with Trump runs deep – but economic fallout may soon cool the romance.Despite Donald Trump’s fraying ...
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Canada’s myth of unity
Canada is a haven for pleasing myths. One agreeable caricature popular these days is of a land and a people ...
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