War and conflict
-
Dispatches from Gaza: ceasefire cycles
As talks of a ceasefire rise and fade from the headlines, Shaimaa Eid speaks to people living in Gaza City – documenting the meaning of ‘truce’ as felt on the ground
-
Breaking the UK’s complicity in Israel’s genocide
As long as arms flows and military support continue despite public opposition, the UK remains an active partner in Israel’s genocide, writes Tim Bierley
-
The spiral of violence in Balochistan
Roshaan Khattak and Thomas Jeffrey Milley examine the causes of the violence between Baloch insurgents and the Pakistani government
-
Nakba facing Palestine then and now
Bernard Regan, historian of Britain’s long involvement in the repression of Palestine, documents the brutal history of Britain’s role in driving the Palestinians from their land
-
From bystander to peacebuilder
Vlad Sakovich reports on People First, a new campaign to release thousands of Ukrainian prisoners of war, Russian political prisoners and forcefully transferred Ukrainian children
-
Rekindling fires: Israel’s strategy in South Lebanon
Israel has escalated its bombardment of Lebanon, killing over 3,000 and displacing millions. Mahdi Zaidan analyses Israel’s strategy – and the relation of Hezbollah to the people of Lebanon
-
Genocide is the dark side of US democracy
The US presidential election offers an illusion of choice when it comes to supporting genocide, argues Seraj Assi
