Opinion

The spectacle of another annual climate conference is getting underway in Dubai.

In his book “World Order”, Henry Kissinger divided the world geographically but analyzed it culturally.

The 28th Conference of the Parties (COP28) commences in the United Arab Emirates (UAE) amid highly challenging international political circumstances, exacerbated by the events in Ukraine, European-Russian tensions, and the competitive dynamics between American and Chinese influences over the contemporary international order.

As the impacts of the climate crisis continue to surpass the limits of adaptation, countries are urgently searching for ways to redress the losses and damages to agriculture.

There is a perspective that considers it premature to discuss in detail the future of Gaza now, as the war continues.

During the upcoming Climate UN Conference on Climate Change (COP28), it is imperative that leaders take comprehensive and equitable action addressing adaptation to climate impacts, food system transformation, and stakeholder inclusion.

Although the media should ideally present global events as they are and abide by professional standards in covering them, today's scrutiny of the media coverage regarding the ethnic cleansing and genocide in the Gaza Strip reveals significant breaches of these standards.

For decades, the struggle for national liberation in Palestine was rightly understood to be part and parcel of a global struggle for liberation, mainly in the Global South.

In light of the countless violations of international law currently taking place in Gaza and the West Bank, it is important to consider one question: how can the United States and the West continue to fervently support Israel?

In the aftermath of the current Israeli aggression against Gaza, extensive evaluations are anticipated from all stakeholders, extending beyond direct conflict parties to include international powers, notably the United States and European nations.

Media and governmental reporting on the current war between Israel and Gaza predominantly focuses on an inaccurate narrative that constructs the conflict as one of Jews versus Muslims.

In the aftermath of the recent Gaza whirlwind, it will be absolutely essential to dive into a no-holds-barred discussion about the sweeping repercussions of this conflict, not just in the Middle East but globally.

I apologize for having held a favorable view of the Israelis, who have revealed a despicable criminal and racist spirit.

In light of the ongoing bloodshed and the tense Gaza standoff, it is imperative that an audacious attempt be made to completely resolve the Palestinian-Israeli conflict.

Amr Helmy makes a call for ethical and political accountability in Germany’s arms exports to Israel

One of the most notable indicators of Israel’s Operation Iron Swords in the Gaza Strip, marked by a rising death toll exceeding 11,000 Palestinians, predominantly comprising of children, women, and the elderly, with over 26,000 wounded, is its resurgence of the Palestinian cause to the forefront of the political landscape in the Arab region.

Israel's occupation of and expansion into Palestinian territory is inseparable from its existence; occupation has always been the means and end for Zionist strategy.

A recent report by the Spanish media about foreign mercenaries in the Israeli army opens the door to the possibility that Israel is using alternatives to its national military to deflate casualty reports coming out of Gaza.

In recent years, US pro-Israel groups have pursued a multi-pronged strategy to stifle discourse about Israeli policy and Palestinian rights. It’s a response to a decades-long erosion of support for Israel, coupled with growing support for Palestinians.