World Politics Archive
Archives for November 2023
A timeline of the decades-long peace negotiations that came before the Israel-Hamas war.
A conversation with a Ukrainian journalist who documented the siege of Mariupol.
Javier Milei emerged from the fringe and is now Argentina’s president-elect.
Suella Braverman is out, and David Cameron is back. Conservatives are still bitterly divided.
What the US sending Israel weapons “at the speed of war” looks like.
Why bin Laden’s 2002 letter became the latest TikTok moral panic.
Gaza’s largest hospital was raided by the IDF. Others are struggling to stay open.
What to expect from Biden and Xi’s San Francisco meetup.
What we talk about when we talk about genocide.
Civilians continue to flee south as fighting around hospitals increases.
Brussels is on the sidelines, but it’s not insulated from the conflict’s fallout.
The move follows bipartisan backlash over rhetoric Tlaib has used in response to the Israel-Hamas war.
It’s a strip of land surrounded by Israel but populated by Palestinians.
These are the two broad ways the Israeli-Palestinian conflict might end.
Since Israel’s occupation of the West Bank began in 1967, Israelis have been traveling there in groups to live in settlements.