Janine di Giovanni

One particular segment of Palestinian society might just hold the key

The humanitarian situation in the besieged Palestinian enclave is worsening and will become catastrophic once the Israeli ground invasion begins

This tiny territory is full of smart, ambitious and industrious people who want to live in peace – just like the rest of the world

He needs to step down and let a younger Democrat take over

The war between the two presidential contenders is a window into the messiness of the Republicans

The hard work will take years but countries such as Chile and Cambodia have been successful

At the heart of the conflict, says Congolese Nobel Laureate Dr Denis Mukwege, is greed for cobalt that is used to assemble mobile phones

Finding people a house increases self-esteem and is a first step to conquering other challenges

Digital journalism and the rise of platforms have changed the way reporters work

The issue of identity is also at stake for the people in both countries

The US President's loan waiver could work to rectify inequality in America and should find backers, even among the rich

Berlin's delay in supplying Kyiv with crucial Leopard tanks was based on historical trauma and economic fears

The greatest work often comes from the abyss

Mentors are important but we need the right systems in place to promote women's leadership

Ukrainians are preparing for the worst