How will the Ukraine war end?
“Peace with honour” is unlikely to be an option for President Zelensky.
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The war on Lebanon’s heritage
Israeli air strikes have damaged and destroyed historical sites and antiquities across the country.
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The real danger of sending North Korean troops to Ukraine
The threat of Russia’s war is expanding beyond Europe.
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Silent voices in the once-free city of Odesa
On a journey through Ukraine, the Labour peer identifies the ancient tracks linking pogroms against Jews in eastern Europe to…
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In Gaza, every second is a fight to stay alive
The world has turned away even as the destruction and killing go on.
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Sharone Lifschitz: “It’s hard to imagine my father could have survived”
The film-maker on the plight of the 7 October hostages.
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A blood-dimmed tide washes over the Middle East
Israel has won several remarkable military victories – with a catastrophic human cost.
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Is the West poised to enter the war in Ukraine?
The West may soon be forced to stop thinking of its participation in Ukraine as a “special logistical operation”.
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Vladimir Putin’s enemy within
The president’s betrayal of his conscript army is creating a generation ready to sow chaos in Russia.
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Why we must empower Ukraine to repel Russia
The Ukrainian army is one of the best guarantors we have against future Russian aggression.
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The Ukrainian endgame
We don’t know when this war will end – but we can begin to see how.
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Zelensky’s gambit
Is the Ukrainian invasion of Russia a turning point in the war?
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What it means to be Palestinian
Leading writers reflect on the war in Gaza and the prospect of peace.
What a surgeon saw in Gaza
In this harrowing interview, a US doctor describes his recent experiences working in a Gazan hospital, where he treated children…
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What the West gets wrong about the war in Ukraine
If Kyiv’s allies had identified Putin’s invasion as an act of colonisation, they might have won more support from the…
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Virginia Woolf’s politics of peace
Published between the wars, Woolf’s essay Three Guineas still has lessons for today’s conflict-ravaged world.
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The silent stones of Europe’s wars
Eighty years after D-Day, how should Britain remember those who died?
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Gaza and the new digital divide
A widening generation gap is polarising online news audiences – and coverage of the Israel-Hamas war has made the rift…
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Russia’s victory-less Victory Day
Vladimir Putin’s forces are in the ascendancy – but there is still no end to the war in sight.
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Whatever happened to the language of peace?
Pope Francis is the only world leader who seems prepared to denounce war.
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