The greatest problem in the Israel-Palestine conflict is that both sides have reason to believe the other one wants to destroy them.

For many years, the paradigm was that underdeveloped countries should catch up.

Israel has the legal obligation to stop the unprecedented humanitarian crisis on territory occupied by its troops.

African policymakers excel at second-guessing donor wishes, and their nation’s true needs are often only an after-thought.

A six-point road map for reconciliation in the Middle East

In recent decades, religious fundamentalism on both sides has contributed to violent clashes

After several brutal cases of femicide, many women in Algeria no longer want to put up with discrimination and violence

The more collective trauma grows, the harder it will be to achieve reconciliation between Israel and Palestine

That Hamas is breaking the law does not allow Israel to do the same, says expert on international humanitarian law

The Islamist militia is authoritarian and feared by many Palestinians