Janine di Giovanni

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

Reports coming out of Sde Teiman are just the surface of what happens behind closed doors in this war

Gaza’s educational system has been ravaged and the trauma will be felt for decades to come

In the face of the rising far right, in the US and Europe, we need to remember that immigrants boost the economy and change societies in several positive ways

It is only an act of fate that we were born where we were – and not in a refugee community

There is enough data to prove the effectiveness of an international mission in a post-war scenario

The EU’s lack of unity to call for Israel’s restraint could have a devastating effect on the bloc’s collective soft power in the Arab world for years to come

The support being extended to the victims of the Ukraine and Palestine conflicts couldn't be more different

Post-war is a particularly delicate time. When the bullets stop, the trauma does not

In our uncertain times, the World Economic Forum remains a place where the next generation of deal makers and peace bringers meet

Under the Taliban, gender equality doesn't exist and the imprisonment of women within the walls of their homes is near complete