The Prize, the Politics, and the Person: Navi Pillay and What Peace Actually Requires
On Friday, the Norwegian Nobel Committee did something it has rarely had the courage to do in recent years: it looked past the political con...
On Friday, the Norwegian Nobel Committee did something it has rarely had the courage to do in recent years: it looked past the political con...
A war does not begin only with the first missile. It begins with a sentence repeated often enough that killing becomes administratively simp...
The image before us shows not complexity, but catastrophe. An entire urban landscape reduced to rubble, a testament to human suffering on a ...
South Africa submitted a detailed dossier to the International Court of Justice (ICJ) on 25 August, formally accusing Israel of defying thre...
Documentary footage and reports published by The New York Times have brought to light a private phone call from 29 October 2024, involving ...
In July of last year, Francesca Albanese stood on a stage in Ljubljana, Slovenia, accepting a standing ovation for her work documenting the ...
The Tyranny of Proportionality A war does not begin only with the first bomb. It begins earlier — in the language that makes the bomb thinka...