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…the UN at 80, disunited nations? Middle East, who will protect the Gulf? Gaza war an act of self-harm for Israel; West Bank, farming under occupation; the battle over demography; Palestine, recognition is not enough; a progressive socialist as New York City's next mayor? Ireland votes for a new president; France, the past is never past; in New Zealand the Māori feel betrayed, once more; Georgia: gems of late modernist, Soviet-era architecture; is Jewish exceptionalism really exceptional?...| Le Monde diplomatique
A Sanaa-based writer grapples with years of catastrophic loss across her country, now reflected in the ongoing Gaza genocide. ‘Yemen, like other countries and regions in the world, is meant to be kept unsettled,' observes Elham Al-Oqabi, a Yemeni anti-war writer and rights advocate. ‘Neither completely collapsed nor destroyed, alive nor finished,' she adds. ‘Always closer to death than life.' Al-Oqabi has lived in her country's Houthi-held north through years of US, Saudi, Emirati and ...| Le Monde diplomatique - English edition
Bicycles made in Taiwan by the world's biggest manufacturer will be seized at the border by the US Customs and Border Protection. - Outside in / Comment| Le Monde diplomatique - English edition
Since the start of the year, Israeli soldiers and settlers have forced thousands of Palestinians from their land. Israel's creeping annexation of the West Bank has devastated Palestinian food sovereignty. - 2025/10 / article| Le Monde diplomatique - English edition
Behind the carnage of Israel's war on Gaza lies a demographic struggle whose outcome threatens the Zionist project itself. - 2025/10 / article, 2025/10 palestine| Le Monde diplomatique - English edition
Since 7 October 2023, Israel has embraced the rhetoric of victimhood, silenced dissent and brazenly denied reality – transforming itself into a country increasingly hostile to democracy. - 2025/10 / article| Le Monde diplomatique - English edition
Last month's airstrike on Doha showed the Gulf states the US won't protect them from Israel. They now seek alternatives. - 2025/10 / article| Le Monde diplomatique - English edition
By refusing sanctions and continuing military, economic and diplomatic ties with Israel, Europe has become an enabler of its brutal campaign. - 2025/10 / article| Le Monde diplomatique - English edition
Founded 80 years ago to safeguard international security, the UN now appears powerless in the face of wars and mass crimes. Lofty declarations alone cannot alter the balance of global power. - 2025/10 / article, 2025/10 UN| Le Monde diplomatique - English edition
Ireland goes to the polls to choose a new president on 24 October. The job is largely ceremonial, but who voters choose will speak volumes about how the country sees itself and its place in the world. - 2025/10 / article| Le Monde diplomatique - English edition
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Are our emotions really our own, or are they products of a sociopolitical context? While we may feel that love, fear, empathy and disdain come from within, it can be liberating to identify the way feelings can be manufactured and traded by the systems around us.| mondediplo.com
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