Economy and ecologyOne’s loss, another’s gain Frustrated by the political strings attached to trade agreements by the Global North, Latin America is increasingly engaging with the Middle East By Alberto Maresca
Interviews‘People all over the world want the same thing: a good life. And peace is needed for that’ One year after 7 October: Judith Stelmach in Tel Aviv on the split in society, double standards against Israel and Iran’s attack
Democracy and societyOil, power and military might General Haftar is expanding his influence in Libya. And so the danger of a renewed armed conflict is growing By Salam Said
Foreign and security policyTotal escalation Israel’s attack on Nasrallah has dealt a heavy blow to Hezbollah and its allies. Lebanon now faces the threat of another major war By Marcus Schneider
Foreign and security policySahel sentry Morocco is emerging as a key security partner in the crisis-ridden Sahel. As such, the kingdom is also becoming increasingly important for Europe By Manuel Gath
Democracy and societyWhat red lines? The Houthis’ methods are strikingly similar to those of the Taliban. Still, the West is letting them continue to define the rules of the game By Constantin Grund
Foreign and security policy A competition between barbarism and barbarism Like a modern Franz Ferdinand moment, the killing of Hamas leader Haniyeh, threatens to push the middle east to the brink of a major war By Marcus Schneider
Foreign and security policyMore than just a ruling In a landmark ruling, the Israeli Supreme Court declared the non-enforcement of mandatory enlistment for yeshiva students discriminatory By Anat Thon-Ashkenazy
Foreign and security policyExtremism feeds extremism Peace in the Middle East cannot be achieved with Netanyahu in power By Fania Oz-Salzberger
Foreign and security policyLittle relief With billions of euros promised for Syria, the EU remains the largest donor. But much of this aid fails to reach those in need By Lydia Both
Will oil decide the fate of the Russia-Ukraine War? A collapse in global oil prices could pose a significant risk to Putin’s war machine
Internal rifts, external pressures As China and Russia vie for influence within the SCO, their strategies could either foster cooperation or deepen internal divisions
Africa’s electric promise From the international to the street level, the shift to e-mobility is transforming many African cities, one ride at a time