Janine di Giovanni

The mistakes made in Bosnia that contributed to the murder of 8,000 Muslim men and boys should remind us why we must not be silent on Gaza

The EU is capable of strong action – as seen on Ukraine but its approach is different when it comes to crises in the Middle East

With talks in Turkey delivering little beyond a prisoner exchange, the conflict risks receding from people's minds

The region's Christian communities found inspiration in Pope Francis, and his successor could carry on championing their welfare

263 Palestinian journalists and aid workers have been killed since the war began on October 7, 2023

If the international community remains hesitant or – worse, punitive – it risks condemning the country to a prolonged cycle of instability

What we need is to go back to 1975, when the world came together to reaffirm the universality of human rights and international law

The hallmark of the Palestinian people is that they emerge from tragedies and survive

It is incumbent on all of us who are able to shine a light on the darkest places

I was one of those who documented war crimes committed by the Assad government. These outrages can and must be accounted for

Along with food, water and medical supplies, people in North Gaza have only jackets for warmth

Denial about his past, reactionary attitudes and a fixation on the economy combined to ensure that America's last glass ceiling remains intact

If the continent wants sustainable peace, it must continue to back Kyiv's war effort

The greatest concern is how to support Ukraine on the battlefield

Her stand on the Gaza war is a step forward from Joe Biden, but doesn't go far enough