The heterodox cabinet

Why Israel decided to close its embassy in Dublin

Europe

This is bad news for Irish trade, but it promises to be even worse news when Trump takes power in January

Ian O’Doherty

Are the Islamist group really going to accept the word of an American general as the arbiter of whether the truce has been breached?

Paul Wood

The most popular post-Trump soup seems to be spiced pumpkin

Mary Wakefield

President Abdel Fattah El-Sisi’s objective is for the two-day truce to then lead to a longer-term ceasefire

Michael Evans

Middle East

The futures of Hamas and the terrible ongoing war are now in question

Arash Azizi

Middle East
October 17, 2024
Yahya Sinwar’s killing is an immense victory for Israel
Israel hopes that eliminating Hamas’s leadership will bring an end to Hamas’s political grip over Gaza
Limor Simhony Philpott
Middle East
October 16, 2024
Israel is facing an alarming murder trend
Amidst the ravages of war and conflict, Arab-Israeli citizens feel abandoned by their own government
James Sunderland
Middle East
August 26, 2024
The outcome of Israel’s strikes on Lebanon
Today, Benjamin Netanyahu and his defense chiefs will be enjoying a tentative and qualified moment of satisfaction
Jake Wallis Simons
Education
August 16, 2024
Is Columbia’s loss the UK Foreign Office’s gain?
In her resignation email, Minouche Shafik said that she has a new role working for foreign secretary David Lammy
Jawad Iqbal