Spain gave Israel 33 percent of its public vote at Eurovision 2025, in a country whose public opinion is deeply hostile to ...

There are moments in which a civilization is judged not only by what it condemns, but above all by what it no longer appears capable of seeing. The mass murders committed by Hamas on 7 October 2023 ...

It was part of India’s gradual effort to define a more confident role in West Asia, one that rests on old relationships but ...

The latest controversy surrounding The New York Times and columnist Nicholas Kristof is not simply about one grotesque allegation. It is about a pattern. The repeated willingness of America’s most ...

President Gitanas Nausėda declared on May 15, 2026, that demolishing the Vilnius Concert and Sports Palace would be ...

This educational vacuum fosters a pervasive “antisemitic illiteracy,” leaving even high-level leaders unable to recognize the ...

While activists often claim Israel survives only because of US aid, the truth is that this partnership is a high-stakes, ...

Who’s Talking? Who’s Listening. Does anybody care? I write this as a political journalist, an Irishman born in Dublin, now an ...

Part III examines the legal architecture under which the Fridman court will operate. The procedural mechanism by which ...

As we witness Washington’s dramatic turn toward protectionism and strategic retrenchment in 2025, the echoes of late imperial Britain grow difficult to ignore. For Israel — facing its most serious ...

As  BlackRock aggressively scales its influential infrastructure footprint to meet the insatiable power demands of AI, the ...

Since its establishment in 1851, The New York Times has claimed to “set the gold standard for American journalism,” seeking ...