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Gaza’s 1,000 Days: The Ceasefire That Cannot Become a Peace

A US-brokered ceasefire between Israel and Hamas, formalized in October 2025, has stalled on disarmament requirements, leaving Gaza devastated with over 73,000 dead and rubble requiring 140 years to clear. The plan’s sequencing—requiring Hamas weapons surrender before Israeli withdrawal and reconstruction—remains frozen, with Israeli domestic politics and structural asymmetries in the UN mandate preventing progress.

Human Rights

Truth Amid the Rubble

Venezuela’s government has mounted a substantial earthquake relief response despite devastating destruction from June 24 tremors and years of U.S. sanctions that froze $30 billion in public assets, according to this analysis countering narratives of government failure and blocked humanitarian aid.

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Trump Enrichment Syndrome

By John Feffer* – Foreign Policy In Focus (FPIF) Will Trump and company ever be held accountable for their graft and will their corruption have an enduring impact on political institutions? The Trump administration concluded a recent mineral deal with Kazakhstan that, not…

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For its own sake, Ukraine must not normalize Nazi collaborators

Russia’s invasion has prompted Ukraine to rehabilitate World War II figures with Nazi ties, including the Ukrainian Insurgent Army responsible for massacres. This historical revisionism risks undermining European values on minority rights and Holocaust remembrance, threatening Ukraine’s European integration and regional stability.

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When the Children Become the Target

A UN Commission of Inquiry concluded that Israeli forces deliberately targeted Palestinian children in Gaza, killing at least 20,179 since October 2023, constituting genocide and crimes against humanity. The report examined evidence including witness testimony, forensic data and military analysis, rejecting claims of collateral damage.

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EU’s Taliban talks crack the facade of a principled policy

The European Union hosted Taliban representatives in Brussels for technical talks on migration and asylum returns, marking the first EU-hosted engagement with the group since 2021. Rights organizations warned that deportation cooperation risks legitimizing the Taliban regime amid severe restrictions on Afghan women and girls.