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Prosecuting war crimes
Amal Clooney and Rupert Skilbeck on why Britain fails to hold war criminals to account
Three reforms are needed to make its international justice efforts more robust, say the lawyers
The Israel-Hamas conflict
Naftali Bennett argues that Israel’s future depends on striking fear into its enemies’ hearts
Regional foes must be confronted in new ways, says Israel’s former prime minister
How wars are fought
David Petraeus and Andrew Roberts on Ukraine and the future of warfare
A war between the most advanced armed forces would look very different, say the ex-general and historian
Israel and the Palestinians
Nasser al-Kidwa on why it was inevitable that Gaza would erupt in violence
The Palestinian movement can be reinvigorated, if it is restructured, says the former Palestinian foreign minister
Poland at the polls
Jaroslaw Kuisz on the testy relationship between Poland and Ukraine
The outcome of the Polish election will be felt across eastern Europe, says the political analyst and essayist
Israel and the Palestinians
Nimrod Novik on the false premises and failure of vision that led to the Hamas attacks
In the long run, Israelis have no partner for peace other than the Palestinian Authority
Israel and the Palestinians
The Palestinian cause has been damaged by factionalism, argues a former prime minister
Salam Fayyad believes that even now there is a route to greater unity—and eventual peace
Israel and the Palestinians
The crisis shows the failure of Israeli policy towards Palestinians, says Shlomo Brom
The former military strategist argues that a divide-and-conquer strategy can never bring peace
British competitiveness
Sharon Todd on turning Britain into a science superpower
It urgently needs an industrial strategy, argues the head of a science and innovation charity
Women and the workforce
Melinda French Gates on how leaders can boost women’s economic power
The case for doing so has never been stronger, argues the philanthropist
Argentina
Javier Milei argues that Argentina’s central bank should not exist
Nor is there a future with the peso, says the presidential front-runner
Climate change
David Keith on why carbon removal won’t save big oil but may help the climate
Greens should cheer the blurring of the industry’s interests, says the academic