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Syria’s new government is trying - but it needs help
If the international community remains hesitant or – worse, punitive – it risks condemning the country to a prolonged cycle of instability
Despite the US-Russia summit, we needn’t return to a world like the one before 1945
What we need is to go back to 1975, when the world came together to reaffirm the universality of human rights and international law
Gaza’s long road ahead of healing families and society
The hallmark of the Palestinian people is that they emerge from tragedies and survive
Why are Americans so blind to Gaza?
It is incumbent on all of us who are able to shine a light on the darkest places
Justice in Syria is not only necessary, it is achievable
I was one of those who documented war crimes committed by the Assad government. These outrages can and must be accounted for
Gaza's winter, with ashes instead of blankets
Along with food, water and medical supplies, people in North Gaza have only jackets for warmth
Why did so many female voters turn to Trump?
Denial about his past, reactionary attitudes and a fixation on the economy combined to ensure that America's last glass ceiling remains intact
Europe needs to help Ukraine defend itself – with or without US support
If the continent wants sustainable peace, it must continue to back Kyiv's war effort
A Kyiv conference hears that the country's war is a European one – that Ukraine must win
The greatest concern is how to support Ukraine on the battlefield
Can Kamala Harris win back Muslim Americans?
Her stand on the Gaza war is a step forward from Joe Biden, but doesn't go far enough
Israeli prison abuse against Palestinians is a stain on the world's conscience
Reports coming out of Sde Teiman are just the surface of what happens behind closed doors in this war
Gaza's pupils going back to school is key to lasting peace
Gaza’s educational system has been ravaged and the trauma will be felt for decades to come
The story of David Velasquez and the case for immigrants
In the face of the rising far right, in the US and Europe, we need to remember that immigrants boost the economy and change societies in several positive ways
Not being one of the world's 118 million refugees is a matter of sheer luck
It is only an act of fate that we were born where we were – and not in a refugee community