Foreign and security policy | Usama Antar , Konstantin Witschel What follows the gunsHamas may be ready to lay down its arms. But without a political horizon, the deal risks becoming just another pause in the fighting
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Democracy and societyJustice for thee One court for enemies, another for friends? Washington’s ICC dilemma is becoming harder to defend By Eric Alter
Democracy and societyThe progressive blind spot Why the left should not leave the critique of Islamic fundamentalism to the right By Michael Roth
Democracy and societyWho does AI serve? With AI, the moral questions matter first, because the answers will shape the future of humanity By Kailash Satyarthi
Economy and ecologyThe price that has to be paid The world needs new tax rules. The UN might soon decide whether multinationals and the super-rich will pay their fair share By José Antonio Ocampo
Democracy and societyThe seduction of the drumbeat Anyone who describes war primarily as a source of courage, creativity and social renewal runs the risk of no longer seeing it for what it is By Nikolaos Gavalakis
Democracy and societySecurity starts locally As Europe hardens its security agenda, it risks weakening the local foundations on which resilient societies and credible partnerships depend By Lassi Murto
Justice for thee One court for enemies, another for friends? Washington’s ICC dilemma is becoming harder to defend
The new logic of war The war in Iran has shown that the cost dynamics of modern warfare are no longer the same as they were just a few years ago
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