Foreign and security policy | 04.03.2026 A spark in Tehran, tremors everywhere The war against Iran brings the Middle East on the brink of disaster. How are people coping? We report from the region
Foreign and security policy | 14.10.2025 Peace with a question mark Trump is enjoying the praise for his Gaza deal. But how does the Middle East see the agreement? Views from neighbouring countries in the region
Interviews | 15.04.2024 ‘Iran still does not want a total escalation’ Ralf Melzer on Tehran’s attack on Israel, a possible Israeli response and the threat posed by Hezbollah
Foreign and security policy | 25.03.2024 An opportunity amidst the crisis Despite the current disaster, there is also some hope in Israel for a new political process towards a two-state solution
Interviews | 26.10.2023 'Israel faces a moral dilemma' Ralf Melzer in Tel Aviv on the stability of the government, the military response to the terrorist attack and the fear of a two-front war
European integration | 28.04.2021 The Balkans’ demons of ethno-nationalism Aggressive ethno-nationalism is once again poisoning the Western Balkans. A recently leaked ‘non-paper’ envisions new borders along ethnic lines
Adiós sovereignty After years of authoritarian rule, many Venezuelans see US control as a way out of political decay — making the new protectorate surprisingly stable
A defining moment for Albania Three months of protests have turned a flamingo into an unlikely symbol of a much bigger fight
Bernie and Mamdani did it, can the rest of the progressives? The American left is focusing on social issues again. It must now prove that this approach will help it win back the working-class voters it has lost