Politics & Society
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Haaretz Editorial: Israel Cannot Afford Another Four Years Under Netanyahu
After the October 7 disaster, open-ended wars, and the collapse of Israel’s diplomatic standing, the ballot box offers citizens their…
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High-Stakes Texas Senate Race Tests Conservative Dominance and Control of the US Congress
A neck-and-neck, $500 million Senate contest between Ken Paxton and James Talarico in Texas challenges three decades of Republican dominance…
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Tens of Thousands of Israeli Expats Fly Home to Vote in Crucial Knesset Election
Fears of global isolation, military failures in Gaza, Lebanon, and Iran, and the erosion of democracy have driven an unprecedented…
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Rift in the UK Green Party Following the Adoption of the “Zionism Is Racism” Motion
Opposition from several Green Party MPs to the membership’s anti-Zionist motion undermines both internal party democracy and Palestinian voices.
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The Limits of Republicans’ Financial Advantage in the Midterm Elections
Republicans’ financial advantage cannot resolve the problems facing the party’s candidates in the midterm elections.
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Republicans and the Ineffectiveness of a Violent and Ruthless Approach
Trump’s mistakes and the weaknesses of Republican candidates have increased Democrats’ chances in the midterm elections.
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Power Restored in Under 48 Hours: Testing the Efficiency of China’s Infrastructure in the Tibet Earthquake
The rapid management of the aftermath of a 7.0-magnitude earthquake at an altitude of 4,500 meters in Tibet is the…
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The Fallout of a Netanyahu Return: Imminent European Economic Sanctions and a US Arms Embargo
Western governments have delayed severe economic penalties against Israel pending the October 27 election, and keeping the current coalition in…
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The Blockchain Economy Delusion: Netanyahu’s Sanctions-Bypass Plan Risks Bankrupting Israel
The Israeli Prime Minister's proposal to shift toward an alternative cryptocurrency-based economy reflects deepening international isolation and a trajectory toward…
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Protecting Minorities: A Major Test for Syria’s New Political Order
Persistent sectarian violence and minority distrust toward the new security structure are severely straining Syria's post-war recovery and political stability.